Soviets Relent On Ban Opens East West Talk Prospects
The Soviet Union said it would negotiate a nuclear test ban with the United States and Britain but rejected international inspection on its soil. If a pact is reached, President Kennedy would cancel next month’s atmospheric tests. Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin announced the move at a news conference as Western delegates reportedly prepare concessions to meet Soviet demands.
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Valerian Zorin
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Russia
Cardinals Named By Pope
Vatican announcement that Pope John XXIII created 10 new cardinals at a secret consistory. The appointments raised the College of Cardinals to 87, with no Americans among the new members. Three Italians, two South Americans, plus Irish, Spanish, Portuguese, Belgian, and Syrian cardinals. The Pope lamented new slavery under communism and urged social justice while noting possible travel obstacles to the Ecumenical Council in the communist era.
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United States
World Christian Unity
Cease-fire signed amid Algeria unrest and attacks
In Algiers and Oran violence continues as cease-fire efforts amid Evian pact fallout unfold. Premier Ben Khedda condemns ongoing sabotage by anti-peace groups while Gen. Ailleret orders strict discipline to prevent disorders. French forces report no new fighting for hours before the halt.
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Oran
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Raoul Salan
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al Sie
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Algeria
Ben ‘Oussef Ben Khedda
Rome
Tunisia
Morocco
Charles Ailleret
Federal Control In Argentina Ordered
BUENOS AIRES AP President Arturo Frondizi ordered federal control in all provinces where Peronists won in Sundays nationwide congressional and provincial elections. He will name civilian or military leaders to head the government in those provinces. If the action lasts past May 1 it could nullify the election results. Latest unofficial returns showed Peron followers winning more than 30 seats in the national Congress and 10 governors posts including Buenos Aires Province. Frondizi acted after armed forces chiefs met Interior Minister Vitolo to consider a military junta.
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College Admission Crisis Myth Says Educator
New York NY Dr Fred E Crossland NYU admissions director argues the admission crisis is a myth. He asserts four applicants become one freshman after extensive paper shuffling and grade weighting. He notes most applicants apply to only a small fraction of colleges.
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Fred E. Crossland
Crossland
New York University
No Tax Debate and School Referendum in Maine
Washington voices tax reform limits as Treasury Secretary Dillon warns against deep rate cuts while Old Orchard Beach voters set a March 26 referendum on a 444000 dollar high school addition funded via SBA revenue bonds. The plan would add classrooms a library and facilities, transfer ownership to the SBA until loan repayment, and avert debt-limit issues. Enrollment projections show growth through 1971 prompting the plan.
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SBA
Frank D. Lawler
John Menard
Old Orchar Beach
Algerian Settlement Is Hailed By Leaders
The Algerian cease fire drew praise from the West and Arab world while a European underground group pledged to sabotage the accord. Leaders including Kennedy Khrushchev and Nasser hailed the move as a step toward peace and self determination, with cautious notes on victors and consequences.
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United States
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Tunis
Two Die In Car Mishaps
State police blamed dozing at the wheel for two highway accidents that killed three people and injured a passenger. David P. Hunt 21 of Cumberland Center died after his car collided with Ernest R. Franzen 57 of Gray on Route 100 south of Gray. Franzen died later at Maine Medical Center. Miss Joan Leavitt 19 of South Gray was treated for facial and leg injuries. Alvin D. Shott 39 of Dow Air Force Base Bangor died when his car went off Route 2 near Carmel and hit a tree after reportedly falling asleep.
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Cumberland Center
Alvin D. Shott
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Bangor
Hunt
Ernest R. Franzen
Gray
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Franzen
Joan Leavitt
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Pussy Willows Seen At Pool Reported By Local Youth
Thomas Moreau a 15 year old Biddeford Pool youngster and seventh grader at St. Mary school Biddeford reported the first pussy willows of spring at the Pool this weekend.
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Biddeford Pool
St. Mary School
Biddeford
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