Nuclear Test Ban Talks Viewed as Ultimatum
At Geneva, U S disarmament chief says Khrushchev proposal on inspections takes the form of an ultimatum and is unacceptable. Foster notes two or three on site inspections show willingness to move toward a treaty while Russia resists negotiating numbers. More than 100 scientists urge general disarmament and redirect arms spending to developmental needs.
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Khrushchev
U. S
William C. Foster
Foster
Britain
Soviet Union
Vasily Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Three Iowa Senate pass three Home Rule bills
The Iowa Senate approved three home rule measures without dissent, sending them to the house. One bill allows annexation across county lines, another removes the one year local residence requirement for police and fire job appointments with state residency rule, and a third requires a four year performance bond by developers for new urban areas to guarantee paving and utilities.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa Senate
Iowa
Former tank officer predicts 85 percent would defect
Chang Mei-nan, 29, a former captain in the Chinese Communist armored forces, told reporters in Taipei that 85 percent of mainland residents would defect to the Nationalists if given a chance. He said he would join the Nationalist armored corps to oppose the communists.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red China
Chang Mei-nan
Heated Debates Loom in Iowa House Over Brucellosis Bill
In Des Moines the Iowa House considers a motion by Rep. Casey Loss to reconsider the brucellosis control bill passed last Thursday. Debate may also focus on a strict architect licensing measure, drug dispensing limits, and a plan to hire more uniformed county deputy sheriffs for nighttime patrols on secondary roads.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Casey Loss
D-Algona
Storm Sinks Ship Two Ossian Youths Saved
Five men were rescued from a sinking Mediterranean cutter as a storm struck Sunday. Ossian youths Richard Dotzenrod and John Hyatt, both 19, were among the survivors, taken to a Canary Islands hospital aboard a U.S. Navy vessel. The pair had left Ossian last December on an adventure tour and were en route home via Morocco.
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Mediterranean Sea
Red Cross
Richard Dotzenrod
Ellwood Dotzenrods
John Hyatt
California
Canary Islands
U.S. Navy
Dottenrod and Hyatt
Europe
Africa
Morocco
Brandt Wins Big in Berlin Municipal Vote
West Berlin voters gave Socialist mayor Willy Brandt a strong mandate as his anti Communist party captured 89 of 140 seats in the new city parliament. The Communist share fell to 1.3 percent while the Free Democrats entered with 10 seats and the Christian Democrats dropped to 41. Observers deem the result not a clear shift in national politics.
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Associated Press
Brandt
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Franz Amrehn
Socialist Party
Amrehn
Socialists and
Christian Democrats
Christian Democrat
Berlin
West
Socialists
Free Democrats
Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
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Supreme Court voids two acts stripping citizenship
The court, in a 5-4 ruling, held two statutes punishments for draft evaders abroad unconstitutional for lacking due process safeguards. Justice Goldberg led the majority, with dissents by Justices Harlan and Stewart. The ruling centers on loss of nationality by staying outside the United States during war.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Goldberg
Harlan
Justice Clark
Justice Stewart
Justice White
High Court
Justice Goldberg
U. S
Justice Department
Hordes of Hikers Trek 28 Miles From Pittsburgh to Washington
About 2 000 hikers started in Pittsburgh at dawn and swelled to 5 000 as they traversed 28 miles toward Washington. Led by KDKA DJ Clark Race, the Sunday trek to Washington and Jefferson College finished near dusk with festivities as residents greeted the group. Several unrelated medical cases were reported along the route and at the college clinic.
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Washington, Pa
Pittsburgh
Washington
Clark Race
KDKA
Kennedy
Race
Washington and Jefferson College
Personal Income Up In January
Commerce department reports January personal income at a record annual rate of 452.4 billion driven by GI insurance dividends. Seasonal adjustment trims December to January gain to 2 billion annually. Kennedy administration shifted two GI dividends and issued a World War II policyholder dividend totaling 3.6 billion annual rate, while social security tax increases reduce income by about 1 billion annually. January income also drops 750 million due to a large December corporate dividend, and manufacturing payrolls fall about 300 million to 93.9 billion annually amid a six month trend.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Mayor Signs for Payment of Two Court Reporters
Cedar Rapids mayor Bob Johnson signed a resolution for paying two shorthand reporters in municipal court after a four day delay. The vote split council and county supervisors over need and payment method. The attorney general and Linn County Bar Assn were asked to opine and study the issue.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Linn County Bar Assn
Iowa House Approves Annual Legislature Amendment
The Iowa House passed a constitutional amendment 73 to 28 to set annual sessions for the legislature and sent it to the Senate. Supporters say closer budget control and potential long term savings justify annual sessions, while opponents warn of higher costs and full time salaries for lawmakers.
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DES Moines
Iowa
House
Senate
Tom Riley
Rcedar Rapids
Kennedy Seeks anonymity in Washington among glare
Senator Edward M. Kennedy keeps a cautious public profile in Washington, shunning news conferences and television cameras. He limits access to national reporters, operates without fanfare, and focuses on Massachusetts matters while slowly introducing a handful of general bills and 10 relief measures for constituents.
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Washington
Edward M
Ted” Kennedy
Massachusetts
Bobby
Sen. Kennedy
Tional Press Club
Lowell
Senate
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Admission of Greene Refused by Court in University Case
An Atlanta based three judge federal appeals court denied Dewey Greene Jr. a motion seeking admission to the University of Mississippi for the spring semester. The case centers on racial integration and higher education policy. The ruling confirms the ongoing dispute over desegregation in Mississippi and university admissions practices.
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Greene
Atlanta
Dewey Greene, Jr
University of Mississippi
Vacation in your backyard says much about you
A humorous adage suggests a vacation at home reveals character. It jokes that staying home shows you are sensitive, imaginative, home-loving, and broke, reflecting lighthearted self-deprecating wit.
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