Prospects Fade For Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Washington AP United States disarmament chief William C Foster heads to Geneva amid stalled talks as the Soviet Union rejects higher on site inspections. U.S. offer narrows to seven inspections a year if Russia accepts meaningful procedures. Kennedy approved statement notes possible Senate hurdles with a two thirds vote required and opposition wary of six to eight annual inspections.
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Washington
U.S
William C. Foster
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Foster
Kennedy
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Red Threat Bluster Over Cuba Sparks Senate Debate
Soviet Defense Minister Malinovsky warned of third world war and nuclear devastation if the U S attacks Cuba. Senate leaders, McNamara, and Russell described the rhetoric as blast and bluster while pledging continued policy to remove Castro and communism from Cuba. Russell said U S planes would shoot down Cuban MIGs. Mansfield saw nothing new. Dirksen signaled possible further remarks.
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Cuba
Rodion Malinovsky
U. S
Red Army
Navy
Cairne Ae
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Red Marshal
United States
Dean Rusk
Senate Armed Services
Robert He
U.S
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
McNamara
Russell
Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Surgery Delays In Kennedy Tax Plan Firm on Deductions
Washington AP reports Kennedy tax program awaits congressional review with one major item slated to stay out of surgery. The personal deduction floor proposal would cap deductions such as interest taxes and charitable contributions at 5 percent of income. House members show little support and expect it to be dropped as tax writers begin work next month amid philanthropy opposition.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
Textile Plan Is Opposed by ATMI Leader
William H. Ruffin of Durham for the American Textile Manufacturers Institute says American mill owners do not seek government subsidies and cannot support a House plan to shift to raw cotton payments to mills. He cites the two-price system as unjust and unsupported by partial fixes. ATMI endorsed eliminating the two-price system entirely.
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Charlotte
N. C
William H. Ruffin
Durham
American Texile Manufacturers Institute
Ruffin
House Agriculture Committee
ATMI
Endless Nob Hill Marathon Prompts Fatigue Surge
In San Francisco, about 2000 high school students completed a 50 mile George Washington Birthday hike, many collapsed or fatigued by nightfall. Teens in Bermuda shorts and guitars mixed with diners near KYA on Nob Hill as injured hikers were taken to St. Francis Memorial Hospital. Police warned of dangerous pedestrian-in-traffic conditions as the trek stretched from Santa Clara University at dawn to the city outskirts.
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San Francisco
Nob Hill
George Washington
KYA
St. Francis Memorial Hospital
Francis J. Charlton
Saunders
Santa Clara University
San Jose
Solons Dubious About NATO Nuclear Force
Senators on the Senate Atomic Energy Committee express doubt about a NATO nuclear force. Key figures say they oppose such weapons while cautioning that a Kennedy proposal could change views. Chairman Pastore notes no commitments were made and any agreement would go to Congress.
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NATO
Washington
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
George D. Aiken
Joint Committee
Livingston T. Merchant
Europe
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
Pastore
Congress
Kennedy
Atomic attack sign at New York eatery causes chuckle
A playful Chuckle Sign from a New York restaurant quips in bold letters to readers about staying calm during an atomic attack. The sign urges patrons to pay their bill and run like mad, attributed to Copt. Gen. Fea, Corp. and labeled as a cautionary, humorous warning.
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New York
Fea, Corp
Woman At 107 Reads Without Eyeglasses
UNIONDALE New York AP Mrs Josephine Werner aged 107 marks her birthday at A Holly Patterson Home for the Aged on Long Island She lives steadily despite age and limited hearing enjoying rummy crochet bingo and news reading without glasses
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Uniondale
N.Y
Josephine Werner
Werner
A. Holly Patterson
Long Island
Edith Barrett
Coast Guardsman Receives Honor For 1939 Rescue
Garfield L. Beal of Gray is cited for heroism decades after aiding an elderly woman during a 1939 rescue from a grounded barge near Northport New York. At the Weather Ship Cook Inlet ceremony Secretary Dillon praised Beal for intrepid actions as his wife and daughters watched. Beal, from Jonesport, later retired with 1943 disability after commanding a patrol boat disaster in World War II that killed 13 crew members.
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G AP
Coast Guard
Garfield L. Bear
Gray
Cook Inlet
Elmer A. Crock
Secretary of the Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Beal
Coast
Jonesport
Saco progress shown in plan to clean Saco River
Saco advances toward river pollution elimination with two sewage plants built at 180000, a preliminary river study funded 18000, and guidance from the Maine Water Improvement Commission. The plan envisions three treatment plants, elimination of five outlets, dredging efforts, and a public referendum on a 2349245 project cost funded by federal, state, and city shares.
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Saco River
Coast Guard
US Corps of Engineers
Maine Water Improvement Commission
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Goose Fare Brook
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Ocean
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Charles R. Cote
Dinsmore Worthing
Whitman & Howard, Inc
Boston
Housing and Home Finance Agency
US Coast Guard
J. Edward Whelan
Saco Redevelopment Committee
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Market Street
Hobson's Lane
Hall Avenue
Tappan's Brook
Beach Street
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