West Germany Hesitates on Nuclear Test Ban Amid Diplomatic Push
Bonn clings to delay as Washington seeks stronger U S British support on the Moscow drafted test ban. West German officials demand assurances against aiding East German legitimacy while Moscow talks unfold and U S Britain dodge East German recognition.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
U. S
al Iat Dinet Flaemane
Karl Guenther von Hase
Adenauer
Washington
U.S
Malaya
Britain
Singapore
Borneo
Philppine
Jakarta
Philippines
Treaty bans most nuclear tests reached by three powers
Britain the United States and the Soviet Union signed a treaty banning most nuclear tests and called it an important first step toward world peace in a Kremlin ceremony. Leaders warned much remains to be done and Khrushchev urged a nonaggression pact with the Warsaw pact.
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Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Ulbricht
United States
Britain
West Germany
Moscow
Bonn
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
Red China
Albania
North Viet Nam
France
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
U.S. Senate
U.S
NATO
East Germany
U.N
U Thant
Adlai E. Stevenson
United Nations
Gromyko
Thant
Rusk
Europe
Bank Robbers Still At Large
Two Tennessee men sought for bank robbery remained at large nearly 48 hours after a routine traffic stop. State troopers, sheriff deputies, and FBI agents from Tennessee and South Carolina conduct the search across Tazewell and surrounding areas.
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Tazewell
Tennessee
Sheriff
FBI
South
Woman reports contact with young man fitting Copeland’s description
Virginia State Police said a Rice Creek resident in Tazewell County reported speaking with a young man matching Copeland’s description near railroad tracks toward Bluefield. The Princeton state police detachment and Bluefield Police were alerted, and Welch area authorities were notified.
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Virginia
Rice Creek
Tazewell County
Copeland
Bluefield
Princeton
Welch
Fugitives Sought After Hot Springs Bank Robbery
Virginia and Tennessee police search Tazewell County and Bristol areas for John Edward Miller and Ronald A Copeland linked to a $3000 armed bank holdup in Hot Springs North Carolina. Copeland reportedly fled after abandoning a car. his wife Barbara 22 jailed for weapon charge. Miller’s wife Jo Ann 23 held on robbery charge. child placed with authorities.
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West Virginia
Tazewell County
Bristol
John Edward Miller
Rt. 3
Rutledge
Ronald A. Cople
Knoxville
Hot Springs
N. C
Wytheville
Copeland
Tazewell
Barbara
Virginia
Tennessee
Miller
Deerfield
Jo Ann
Blountville
Citizens Bank of
WV Extended Forecast Slightly Warmer This Week
West Virginia temperatures through Saturday rise about two degrees above normal with lows around 57 to 63 and highs near 81 to 86. Expect slightly warmer conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with little day to day change. Widely scattered showers likely late Tuesday or Wednesday and again Saturday totaling about one fifth of an inch.
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West Virginia
Bluefielder Held In Shooting Scrape
A 23 year old Bluefielder was jailed in Bluefield Monday night on three charges after a 20 gauge shotgun fired at the Bdong Club on North Mercer Street about 3 30 a m. No one injured. Ralph Lee Baker faces carrying a dangerous weapon discharging a firearm in the city and public drunkenness. The owner, Harry Wallace, said Baker advanced with the gun after being denied entry. A struggle occurred and the weapon discharged. The club near the North Side fire station was crowded.
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Harry Wallace
Baker
North Side
Ike Returns To Normandy for Tourist Sightseeing Visit
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower returned to Cherbourg with Mamie and John for a one hour television film on D-day memories to be telecast June 4 1964. He expressed interest in visiting Omaha Beach Caen Deauville and other sites not seen during the war.
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Cherbourg
France
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Normandy
Eisenhower
Mamie
John
Omaha Beach
Deauville
Channel
Caen
Germany
Justice Douglas Weds 23-Year-Old Government Worker in Buffalo
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas, 64, married Joan Martin, 23, in a simple Buffalo ceremony. The couple plans a monthlong campaign and mountain trip in Montana and Washington before public duties resume.
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William C. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Joan Martin
Buffalo
N. Y
Douglas
Agency For International Development
AID
Washington
Supreme Court
Martin
Unitarian Universalist
Montana
Mercedes H. Douglas
Unrest in Chinese Army Revealed in 1960 61 Bulletins
State Department releases about a thousand pages of secret Chinese People’s Liberation Army bulletins from 1960 and 1961. They describe unrest and near revolt among soldiers over hunger shortages and political duties, with morale problems later overcome.
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Washington
State Department
Peking
General Political Department
Chinese People’s Liberation Army
U.S
Library of Congress
China
Red Army
Five Americans Wounded In Fight With Koreans
Five U S soldiers were lightly wounded in a dawn clash with North Korean forces near Panmunjom as 13 Americans and several North Koreans fought for about two hours. Capt. Jerry C Scott led the unit with trenches and barbed wire in use. No American deaths were reported. several wounded included Pfc Roger Chalifour and Pfc James Amby.
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1St Calvary Division
South Korea
Pfc
Roger Chalifour
Oakdale Bana Stocuitin
Chalifour
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Jerry C. Scott
14Th St
Ada
Okla
Panmunjom
Armistice Commission
Scott
June McKinney
Yellman Drive
Lexington
James Amby
Route 1
Paxico
Manila Summit Limits Foreign Bases Agreement
Manila summit ends with a three nation pledge to restrict foreign bases and avoid using them to subvert national independence. Indonesia Malaysia and the Philippines agree abstaining from collective defense pacts serving big powers.
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Manila
Indonesia
Malaya
Philippines
United States
Phillipines
Britain
Borneo
Singapore
Malaysia Federation
West Irian
Netherlands
West New Guinea
West Iran
Rumors Rise In British Society Blasting Macmillan Regime
London reports a storm of rumors about sex and security scandals threatening Prime Minister Harold Macmillan amid the Stephen Ward death and a possible cabinet reshuffle before the Conservative conference in Blackpool in October.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Stephen Ward
John Profumo
Labor Party
Scotland Ward
Britain
Macmillan
Conservative Party
Blackpool
Rockefeller Delays on Barry Goldwater Support
Albany Governor Nelson A Rockefeller refused to commit to backing Barry Goldwater if he wins the Republican nomination. At a Capitol press conference he said voters should have a constructive alternative to Kennedy’s administration and avoided labeling Goldwater as captive to the radical right.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Capitol
Kennedy
Six Americans Missing in Korean Plane Incident
A U N spokesman said six American soldiers are missing after an Army L 20 light plane disappeared Sunday near the eastern zone of Korea. Officials consider possible shot down by North Korea though no gunfire reports exist along the DMZ. The craft departed from an airstrip east of Kansoung in Korea and vanished after 3 p.m. local time with an unknown planned route due to lack of radio facilities.
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Seoul
Inside Abby Classifieds and Arts Snips
Brief page items from a Princeton edition cover Classifieds Sports Comics Stocks Editorials TV Heloise Weather Movies and more. Short notices and community items appear alongside section headers in a compact local paper card.
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Princeton
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Robert S. McNamara
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Atlantic
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Dean Rusk
Lord Home
St. Catherine's Hall
Kremlin
Bluefielder
Ike
Justice Douglas
Allegheny College
Miss Martin
Meadville
John H. Martin
Williamsville
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Williamsville High School
Goose Prairie
Yakima
Wash
Connecticut
Goldendale
Mildred Riddle
la Grade
Ore
Frank
Mor
Amby
Dewey Isom
Richmond
Ind
McKinney
Rocky Quiet
Barry
Vernon Gee
Kansas City
Kan
Gee
Harry V. Hedrick
Lonnie Ester
Frank Steach
Emerson Shannon
Korea
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