Soviet Underground Test Marks Shift As US Faces Cuba Embargo
Washington officials report Russia conducted underground nuclear testing, sparking speculation on world opinion shifts. The Kennedy administration plans a broad embargo on US imports from Cuba, with emphasis on tobacco and fruits, while seeking regional security measures to counter Cuban subversion.
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Paris Security Tightened As Algiers Accord Nears
Paris police increased patrols across the city as tension rose over Algeria's independence talks with rebels. Three killed in attacks in Algiers and a bomb damaged the home of socialist Sen. Gaston Deferre. France braces for Charles de Gaulle’s national address as secret talks hint at a cease fire, awaiting rebel approval.
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Weather Vision Bell Ties Up Roads Across Several States
Dense fog and freezing rain snarled travel from the middle Atlantic to the Pacific coast with icy runways closing O Hare and a 20-vehicle wreck in Oregon. Northern areas saw sub-zero readings break to 40s and 50s as upper air patterns shift.
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US Ready To Extend Berlin Talks With Soviet Union
The United States signaled willingness to continue exploratory talks on Berlin while leaving the next move to the Soviet government. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson conveyed a memorandum in Moscow stating that any formula must secure Western access rights and a continuation of Allied presence in Western sectors before broader German questions are settled. The talks, the third in the series, aim at a compromise settlement of the Berlin dispute.
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Germany
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Kennedy
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Gubernatorial Race Grows in Texas Primary Field
In Texas a heated race forms for the Democratic nomination with Edwin A. Walker and Gov. Price Daniel leading rivals John B. Connally Marshall Formby Will Wilson Don Yarborough and others. Republican Jack Cox also seeks the nomination amid vigorous contest expectations. Walker resigns as major general after German command issues and indoctrination program reprimand.
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Houston
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Notice to Advertisers for Dollar Days Edition
Copy for the next Wednesday dollar days edition must reach the Journal by noon Tuesday. Copy received after the deadline will be accepted conditionally only.
Doomsday Threats Panic India Across Nation
Massive fear as six planetary alignments prompt doomsday warnings. Citizens pray at fires and riversides while Nehru remains skeptical. Rail travel declines and businesses suffer as astrologers profit from end times forecasts.
Molotov Found in Hospital with Flu in Moscow Suburb
Exiled former Soviet leader Vyacheslav Molotov is hospitalized in Central Hospital Moscow for flu in the infectious diseases ward. Doctors say the illness is not serious and no visitors are allowed as officials dispute his political status and whereabouts since January reports.
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Argentina Joins Anti Cuba Ouster Push
Argentina under President Frondizi moves to eject Cuba from the inter-American system. A government communique demands expulsion as soon as possible while signaling a diplomatic break with Castro’s government and a military-leaning stance.
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Carlo Julio Arosemena
Miguel Angel Carcano
Carcano
Public Health Service Increases Sewer Plant Funding
The US Public Health Service will contribute 27000 toward the Saco Industrial Park sewer treatment plant, matching state funds, with the city paying 36000. The bid for construction from Seward Construction of Portsmouth NH stands at 74400, after costs rose from 50000 to 90000 due to bids exceeding estimates.
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Clifford A. Purvis
New York City
Seward Construction Company
Portsmouth
N.H
Swan Rescued by Ducks On Falls River Pond
Essex reporter recounts how Waldo Grose watched about 50 to 66 ducks converge on Falls River Mill Pond ice to free a swan trapped beneath a thin ice layer. The birds rolled and cracked the ice, freeing the swan which then revived, only to peck at its rescuers.
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Death Marked in Bizarre Medical Case of Dr Streem
In Cleveland a dentist Dr Jerome Streem 37 died at Mount Sinai Hospital after a double near death within 24 hours and a funeral home mishap at a suburban home. He had suffered multiple sclerosis and never regained consciousness after a coma. Two sisters stood by as life ended. Funeral services were planned.
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Jerome A. Streem
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Streem
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