Soviet Accuse U S of Blocking Atom Test Ban Talks
Geneva dispatch reports the Soviet Union accusing the United States of imposing impossible conditions on ending nuclear tests. President Kennedy’s proposals remain open to negotiations, while Washington warns of mid Pacific atmospheric tests if no international inspection system is agreed. Talks at Geneva press on as East and West court middle power states to widen disarmament discussions.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
Mid- Pacific
Tale
Semyon Tsarapkit
U.S
Hhe
Moscow
Korushenev
Brazil
Huma
Ethiopid
India
Mexico
Nigeria
Sweden
United Arab Republic
V.K. Krishna Meon
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromy
Middle Eight
Howard C. Green
Adaim Rapacki
Green
Ravacky
Britain
Rusk
Menon
Ranarki
Turopr
Glowy
Kennedy Dawn
Khrushchev
mid-Pacific
Washington
Red
Weather report for Bridgeport and vicinity
Mostly sunny today with a high around 43. Clear tonight to 30s. Sunday should be sunny and warmer with a high near mid 40s. Yesterday high 48, low 20s. Humidity 65 percent. river readings and tide data included. Almanac notes date March 1, 76th day of year.
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Bridgeport
Shortage of Shamrocks Dampens St Patrick Eve in Ireland
Dublin reports a shamrock shortage ahead of St Patrick's Day as cold weather and late snow reduce harvests in the hills. Small buttonhole sprigs and even street-sold bundles fetch inflated prices while flower shops blame the poor harvest.
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Ireland
Dublin
Shane Rocks
St. Patrick's Day
St. Harrick’s
Algeria court rejects Camarro bid for airport manager post
In a Superior Court ruling Judge Joseph S. Longo upheld the Civil Service commission rejection of Bernard J. Camarro for the airport manager job. The decision clears the way for Nicholas J. Mainiero to be appointed regular manager while Camarro’s injunction petition is denied. The City’s airport commission had faced criticism over the selection.
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Insting
Municipal Airport Commission
Ston ii
Bernard J. Camarro
Nicholas J. Mainiero
Superior Court
Joseph S. Longo
Civil Sevice Commission
Mrr. Camarro
Mr. Camarro
The
Airport Commission
Woman Survives 40 Minutes In Electrically-Charged Tub
Peshastin Washington March For thirty minutes Mrs Wayne Simpson a housewife was shocked by an electrical fault in her bathtub. An overhead lamp fell into the tub and delivered a sustained current. She remained upright against the wall until her husband found her and cut the power forty minutes later.
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Poghatin
Wayne ‘Simpson
Pat
Mighty Titan 2 Scores In Test at Cape Canaveral
The Titan 2 rocket, 103 feet tall, flew 3000 miles on its maiden test from Cape Canaveral. It carried eight recording instruments instead of a nuclear warhead and reached over 15000 miles per hour in an ocean-spanning demonstration aimed at quick strategic delivery.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
America
U. S
Cape
Atlantic Ocean
Jacqueline Kennedy Sees Cremation Ritual in Banaras India
Jacqueline Kennedy visits Banaras and witnesses a cremation along the Ganges with priests ringing bells and sandalwood scents. She travels by 40 foot motor launch, hosted by the Maharaja of Baris, drawing thousands of locals to view the moment during her goodwill tour.
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Udaipur
India
Jacqueline Kennedy
Banaras
Ganges
Mrs. Kennedy
Udallon
West India
New Delhi
Searchers fail to find any sin of lost airliner
Wide search over 75 000 square miles in the western Pacific failed to locate the Flying Tiger Line four engine Constellation carrying 107 aboard. The vanishing flight from Guam to Clark Field prompted warnings of a major aviation disaster, with no sign yet of survivors.
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Manila
Western Pacific
U.S
California
Viet Nam
Servicrntealin
T4 Army
Richmond
Iti
Stahr
Army
Elvis I. Stahr Jr
Washington
Starr
Guam
Philippines
Clark Field
Travis Air Fords Base
South Viet Nam
Arca
Gregory P. Thomas
Red Bank
N.T
New York
Jamaica Bay
Flying Tiger Lines
Travis Air Force Base
Tachirane Ai Base
Japan
Adak
Aleutians Islands
Ovorst
Tokyo
African Republic of Cameroon
American Airlines
M United
Trans World Airways
Rhee Barred from Return to South Korea by Seoul Officials
Seoul refused to welcome former President Syngman Rhee despite his apology after being deposed in 1960. Government spokesman Lee Ru Rak said Rhee would not be allowed home at this time, noting the junta’s stance and ongoing political tensions. Rhee had planned to travel from Honolulu but faces continued exile and unresolved reception back in Korea.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee Pe
Lis Namand
Rhee
Honoluu
Lee Ru-Rak
Bey
Honaioh
iNowAcci
Guatemala Turmoil Claims Dozens As Army Quells Uprising
In Guatemala City and across the country the four day unrest turns deadly with about 20 killed and around 200 injured as President Ydigoras orders a sweeping army crackdown. Police fire on crowds during raids at radio stations while guerrilla bands and student protesters press for Ydigoras resignation and Congress dissolution.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras
We- Wall
Parlig Staan
Intormants
University Students Association
Pidel Castro
Havana Redio
Ydigoras
Congress
Guatemala City
Ca Paz Tejada
Personnnel
Marco Tulio Mlesca
Statwn
Association of Guatemalan Hradbasters
Ead
Hlesca
Roberto Bocaletti
Association of
Radio Announcers
Roberto Molina
el Impacto
Tantrn
Informani
Publishers sue over Carpetbaggers book sale ban
Pocket Books Inc seeks an injunction in U S District Court New Haven to stop Bridgeport police from interfering with book distribution. The suit names Bridgeport Police Supt Joseph Walsh Captain John Carroll Waterbury Supt and others as co defendants and asks 100000 dollars in damages. A March 26 hearing before Federal Judge Robert Anderson is set in New Haven.
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Pocket Bagks
Ime
U.S
New Haven
Bridgeport
Joseph A. Walsh
John Carroll
Special Service
George F. Lowman
Nugation
Cummings and Lockwood
Stamford
Heaing
Robert Anderson
Lowman
Waterbury
Pocket
Khrushchev Rocket Speech Rattles Washington Quietly
Washington analyzed Khrushchev’s Geneva aimed address as a political move to press Western negotiators. Experts noted no new technical details, but warned of Soviet satellite timing and a high trajectory threat to U.S. defenses, with nonaligned nations watching Geneva.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Irgenviss
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchhev
Army Deserter Accused of Passing Secrets to Soviets
Army deserter George J Gessner, 25, held at Fort Leavenworth, accused of transmitting restricted data to a Soviet agent in Moscow City. He allegedly visited the Soviet embassy in Mexico City and supplied highly sensitive information. potential penalties include death or life imprisonment under the Atomic Energy Act.
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Kansas City
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Russia
Animy Phe
George Joni Gessner
U.S
Newell A. George
Wansax
George
Wan
Federal Bureau of Investizartion
Gee Aber
Mclear
Maintenahgy
Mosico City
W. Mark Felt
FBI
Kansas
Uly
Gessner
Fort Blis
Fell
Sist Ordnance Group
Panama City
Panama
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
TBI
Homestead
John George Gessner
Kings
Tex
Hazel Manche Raymond
Melbourne
Flay
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Rodman
Steven Rockefeller
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Evilan
France
Mrs
Wayne Simpson
Mighty Titan
Tackte
Gruises
Pacific Ocean
South Korea
Telegram
Angelo Patri
Horton H. Pers. M.D
Tinancial News
Jacoby
Lipperts
A Youll
Jeff
Reds
Nikita Seon
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