Goldwater links Cuba pullout to nuclear test ban
Senator Barry Goldwater opened debate on the Cuban component of the nuclear test ban treaty, urging Senate approval only if Soviet arms and personnel withdraw from Cuba. He argued the current terms let the Soviet Union gain time and leverage, while opponents called the move partisan.
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Barry Goldwater
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Cuba
Hubert Humphrey
D-Mint
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Arizona
Goldwater
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Turbulent Politics and Crime Highlight World News Flash
A chaotic roundup reports Devistha Naeler and others amid political scandal. Alcine Gordon freed after beating a woman. Lloyd Neeley pursued in a Long Beach robbery and hostage case. UN and Lebanese-Semite operations cited. New York education chief warns licenses may be revoked over teacher strikes. a deadly bus crash near Visalia injures many. a high school principal in Newbury defies the Supreme Court by reading the Bible aloud to students.
Viet Nam Leader Diem and Brother Assert Control
In Saigon Ngo Dinh Diem and his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu told reporters that Diem remains the decisive leader, with Nhu echoing power but noting his own views. They urged quick restoration of normalcy amid political religious tensions and signaled changes in U S military support in Vietnam. The U S State Department meanwhile announced travel curbs on Americans visiting South Vietnam due to the unsettled situation.
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Cohn Pleads Innocent to Stock Fraud Counts
Cohn faces stock fraud charges in a case linked to political retaliation claims. The hearing was set to address the defense argument that the accusation is trumped up and driven by political motives. The article mentions Morgenthau as the federal prosecutor and notes historical context from preceding administrations.
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Morgenthau
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Man Said Milled in Cuba Raid
A Cuban radio broadcast described an unidentified aircraft over Santa Clara dropping bombs that hit a house, killing one and injuring three. The report noted a broader federal probe with charges of perjury linked to Santa Clara and Villas Province, amid a stock fraud context.
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Peace Offer by Unruh Discussed in Assembly Caucus
A Sacramento meeting of the Republican Caucus discussed Speaker Jesse M. Unruh's peace terms in the house rules feud. Don Mulford said a return to traditional operation is likely, with committee chairmanships proportional to numbers, and noted Unruh’s demand for uncoupled voting is unacceptable. Democrats hold 52 seats to Republicans 28, with reforms aimed at minority power.
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Don Mulford
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Ang Hy Tosingeles
Whlicabs
Sit-in Grandma Demands Restored Welfare Payments
In Olympia a 71 year old wheelchair bound grandmother, Peggie Goodman, occupies the State Capitol steps demanding a 12 percent restoration of welfare benefits. She rejects offers of better quarters and urges a special legislative session to restore $128 monthly payments cut over three years. She has lived on welfare about a decade, and says she cannot walk without crutches. Dozens talk with her while she endures cold nights and guards offer coffee and meals. her plea draws attention to wheelchair recipients needing aid as her own funds remain below prior levels.
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Altadenan Fights $10 Traffic Ticket in court
Williams of 3108 Santa Anita Ave Los Angeles challenged a $10 traffic ticket for an illegal turn at Western Avenue and Oaks Wool Avenue. A Los Angeles jury of six men and six women found him guilty after a half hour deliberation. The judge refused Williams a Lincoln quotation in the jury.
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Storm Perils Texas Tower Occupants
A private firm demolishing Texas Towers 2 and 3 sought to evacuate 28 workers as a gale swept the coast. The towers, decommissioned earlier, are similar to Texas Tower 3 which sank with 28 lives during the Jan 15 storm. A private helicopter was rented to remove workers while two support boats waited nearby.
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Vna
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Texas Tower 3
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Broken Cable Cuts S.h-BLA. Phone Lines
Government moves to avert desegregation openings in Mobile and Huntsville stir trooper deployments and court actions as Wallace seeks delays. Local officials and boards resist, insisting schools open on schedule. Reports note Mobile and Birmingham preparing for reopened campuses amid tensions and incidents.
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UPI
George C. Wallace
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Wallive
Stain
Raymond L. Christian
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Sald
Sequest Fom
Wallace
Wallac
Te Ely
Seba
Charles McNett
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le Jore
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Pacific
Los Angeles
Funeral Held for 13 Year Old Mari ly Plant
Relatives and classmates mourn the death of Mari ly Plant after an accident Sunday in Wick phot Teulinc. About 1% relatives and friends attended the funeral services yesterday in EL CENTRO.
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