Nuclear Treaty Heads to Senate for Approval
Washington AP The limited nuclear test ban treaty goes to the Senate for approval after 26 nations begin signing at the State Department. President Kennedy plans to urge ratification. Senator Henry M Jackson seeks scientific testimony on Soviet progress before deciding. France and Communist China are notable holdouts.
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Pa Negroes Protest at York Employment Office
About 50 job seeking African Americans and roughly 10 whites marched to the York Office of Employment Security. Spokesman Calvin Kirkland of the Committee for Imminent Action said the aim was to spotlight services offered by the Pennsylvania State Employment Service including jobs counseling and new claims processing amid alleged discriminatory practices in referrals and assignments. District manager Robert English...
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California Hit By Deluge Deluge Floods Southern California Highways
Thunder showers lashed Southern California causing flash floods that washed out highways and flooded two communities. Cars were swept away as the deluge disrupted daily life and prompted emergency responses.
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Flood Wreaks Havoc in Victorville and Apple Valley
Up to three feet of water flooded Victorville and Apple Valley in the Mojave Desert as residents and businessmen rushed to shore up properties with sandbags and tools. A jeep rescue occurred after waist high water washed out part of California 18, a key route from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. In New York, actress Helen Shields, known for Broadway and television roles, died yesterday. She appeared in many plays including The Moon Besieged.
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State Aides Meet On Taxpayers Travel Costs Debate
Officials led by Helm and Blair plan a multinational trip to Hong Kong Japan and possibly Thala with travel funded by taxpayers. Critics estimate 1000 per day and total up to ten thousand for a 10 day conference, plus hotel cab fare and tours. The conference rotates to a different state each year with Pennsylvania and Colorado previous hosts and Hawaii listed as destinations for a separate delegation.
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Estes girl Pam to get going away party in Pecos
Pam Estes fifteen oldest daughter of promoter Billie Sol Estes reportedly receives a going away party as the Estes family plans to move to Abilene Texas where they are said to have bought a home.
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Marlow Looks At today's news on the nuclear test ban treaty
James Marlow reports that the Senate is likely to approve the mutual nuclear test ban treaty with support from both parties. Kennedy sends the signed pact to the Senate for hearings and debate as administration officials say there are no gimmicks. The article notes the treaty prohibits atmospheric underground and underwater tests while allowing underground testing and discusses possible future leverage and U.S. Soviet relations.
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UN Embargoes South Africa Debates Racial Policy
UN members continued talks on an arms embargo for South Africa and debate over its racial policies. South African delegate Matthys Botha offered little comment on a new resolution as other nations urged action amid objections to external interference in domestic affairs.
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