Panama Seeks U S Pledge on 1908 Canal Treaty
Panama told the Inter-American Peace Committee that a 1962 memorandum between Panama and the United States proposed high level talks on mutual issues including the 1903 perpetuity clause for the canal. The memo, read by W Averell Harriman, was questioned by Panamanian officials amid regional talks.
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Inter-American Peace Committee
United States
Panama Canal
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CBS Radio and Television
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Morgan
Arturo Morgan Morales
White House
State Department
Pansyapian
Roberto Chiari
John B.: Kennedy
Soviet Envoy Disappears At Geneva
Soviet delegation member Yuri Nossenko a 38 year old expert vanished five days ago in Geneva after disarmament talks resumed January 21. Geneva police confirmed the disappearance on February 4 but offered few details, while Swiss authorities and Tsarapkin’s staff provided little comment. A US official denied knowledge of the case amid limited information.
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Yuri Nossenka
Nogeenko
Wossenko
Switzerland
Bern
Nosserko
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Nossenko
Tsarapkin
GeeroL Iron Supplement Promises Restored Strength
Medical tests reportedly show Genizon boosts energy and strength in iron-deficient patients. Doctors note clinical improvement after daily use. Vitamins alone insufficient. GeeroL provides iron to help regain vitality with doctor guidance.
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Geerol
Rand
Mary Goldsmith Stars in As You Like It at Rosalind
West Virginia born performer Mary Goldsmith, daughter of J B Goldsmith of 248 Spring Rd, appears in Wayne State University’s Classic Repertory Co. in Detroit. Goldsmith, once with the KAYWAHA Players, is pursuing a doctorate while teaching public speaking at Wayne State.
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West Virginia
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Mary Galiteniti
Rosalind
Tirs
J. B. Goldsmith
Spring Rd
Waynie State University
Neto Classic Repertory Co
Mas Goldsmith
Kayawha Players
Wayne State
Princess Irene Gives Up Rights Amid Dutch Royal Crisis
The Hague report says Irene and her fiancé Carlos gave up their constitutional rights to ease a political crisis. After a 22 minute televised session, they appeared publicly at the palace gardens then walked to the gates to greet cheering crowds. A crisis talks ended with a royal solution, keeping the coalition intact. In Jakarta, hunger shadows central Java as the Hu-lan Rakjat cites 90,000 starving people in the region amid materiel shortages.
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Beatrix
Princess Margriet
Itangua
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