Danger Of Accidental War Is Increasing Warns Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that the danger of war by accident grows with the nuclear arms race and called for an enforceable disarmament agreement. He urged Soviet willingness to accept inspections and described four dangers including proliferation, accidental war, and command so complex that miscalculations rise.
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Concord
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Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
New Hampshire Council On World Affairs
United States
Moscow
Russia
Britain
France
Cherokee Indian 103: oldest in Iowa with 13 children
Des Moines based Cherokee Luis Carrizales, 103, claims to be Iowa's oldest father with 13 children and the oldest physically fit man. He says he was born in 1859 in Sapulpa Oklahoma, once worked with Buffalo Bill Cody, knew Will Rogers, toured with circuses, and married at 21 after an Englishman’s invitation. He endorses strict longevity rules including milk intake and long daily walks.
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Iowa
Luis Carrizales
Carrizales
Lati Macalea
Sapulpa
Okla
Chief White Horse
Oklahoma
Buffalo Bill Cody
Will Rogers
Ringling Bros
Cole Bros
Lodge Wins GOP Endorsement in Massachusetts Senate Fight
Massachusetts Republicans selected George Cabot Lodge for the U S Senate endorsement after a tight vote that narrowed past Laur ence Curtis by final tallies 936 to 848. He faces Edward M Kennedy in November while Ted Kennedy battles Edward J McCormack Jr for the Democratic nomination. Lodge also backed by Gov. John A Volpe.
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Mass
Massachusetts
Lodge
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Curtis
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
McCormack
John A. Volpe
Velpe
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Benjamin F Smith
Henry Cabot Lodge
Jom F. Fitzgerald
Ted Kennedy
George
War fears rise as arms race accelerates
Secretary of State Rusk warns that the danger of war by accident grows with the unchecked nuclear arms race. He renews appeals for a workable disarmament agreement as tensions mount worldwide.
Inside SEC Anecdotes and Classifieds Mix
A compact page overview listing sections such as SEC anecdotes classified ads business Now and Then editorials and society news. Includes films sports farm and servicemen notes with a weather brief and feature on Uncle Jack.
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Princeton
Uncle Jack
Valley Of Virginia Car Wrecks Kill 2
Two fatal accidents in Virginia claimed two lives on Saturday raising the year to date road toll to 362. Ralph Elijah Ferris 78 of Hendersonville North Carolina died when his car collided on U S 11 near New Market in Rockingham County. Porter Eugene Beverage 21 of Monterey died in a three car wreck on U S 250 east of Staunton while attempting to pass another vehicle.
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Virginia
Ralph Elijah Ferris
Hendersonville
N.C
U.S. 11
New Market
Rockingham County
Porter Eugene Beverage
Monterey
U. 250
Staunton
Beverage
FBI Report Links Doty to Airliner Crash
FBI findings tie Thomas G. Doty of Kansas City to the Unionville Missouri crash by noting he bought dynamite and insurance before boarding the Continental Airlines 707. The 45 aboard were killed. Investigators declined to comment while sources cite large life insurance and a despondent motive.
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FBI
Thomas G. Doty
Kansas City
Continental Airlines
Unionville
Doty
Flight Engineers Plan Strike Against Major Airlines
Washington AP report says the Flight Engineers International Association will strike against Eastern Air Lines Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines. A late decision leaves exact timing and scope unclear while Kennedy warns of harm to national welfare.
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Washington
Flight Engineers International Association
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
New York
Don Byrne
Ronald A. Brown
Miami
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H. S. Dietrich
TWA
Jack Robertson
Paul Chorbajian
Fan Am
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York High Court Justice Convicted of Bribe Attempt
New York State Supreme Court Justice J Vincent Keogh a former aide to William O Dwyer and former mayoral aspirant was found guilty Saturday night of trying to fix a federal court case.
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Supreme Court
J. Vincent Keogh
William O'Dwyer
U.S
Brooklyn
Elliott Kahaner
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Kahaner
Corallo
Robert M. Erdman
Manhattan
Keogh
Sanford Moore
Erdman
Moore
New York City
Long Island
Tiger Quits As Korean Premier
SEOUL AP Song Yo Chan known as The Tiger resigns as premier amid cabinet withdrawals and currency reform turmoil. Military junta retains some ministers, while President Yun protests blacklisting. Sentencing set for Keogh and associates in a bribery case connected to a bankruptcy fraud scheme.
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Song
the Tiger
Yo-Chan
South Korea
Seoul
Tiger
Chun Byung-Kyu
Chun
Yun Po-sun
United States
Guerrilla ambush near Saigon leaves two Americans dead
A Viet Cong attack 30 miles north of Saigon killed two U.S. officers and wounded 15 Vietnamese as 300 to 400 guerrillas struck a south Vietnamese armored column. The ambush destroyed seven vehicles, and rescuers were delayed by a roadblock. The incident follows increased U.S. aid and a nearby dawn operation near Ben Cat under Opera tion Sunrise.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Ben Cat
Viet Nam
7Th Regiment
6Th Infantry
U.S. Marine Corps
Cambodia
Postal Workers Begin Massive Union Ballot Election
Ballots mailed to about 500000 postal workers in 25000 cities mark the start of a historic union representation vote. Ballots due by July 1 with counting to begin July 9. Ten craft groups seek representation including clerks carriers and mail handlers with space for write‑in affiliations or voting for none.
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Washington
Secret Army Seeks Amnesty Amid Algerian Independence Turmoil
A European Secret Army Organization faction reportedly offers amnesty for its members if the future Algerian government grants it clemency. French forces battle arson and sabotage in Algiers as Moroccan units invade the Sahara, edging toward Colomb Bechar near the Moroccan border.
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Algeria
Algerian Sahara
Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
Rocher Noir
Sahara
Colomb Bechar
Fort Affa
Morocco
Tunisia
Army of National Liberation
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