U S and Britain Back Down At Disarm Parley
In Geneva, the United States and Britain reportedly dropped proposals for a sweeping international inspection system to curb Soviet nuclear test preparations. Western officials cited continued Soviet opposition to wide on site checks, while Russia argued detectors now reveal any tests. The dispute shadows the opening of a 17 nation armament conference as Gromyko repeats a call for an international ban on nuclear weapons use and broader nonproliferation pledges.
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Geneva
United Stales
Britain
Kennedy
U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Horne
Rusk
Home
Kennédy
Soviet Union
FHL
Ruanans
Andrei Gromyko
U.N
U ‘Thant
Gromyko
United States
Britains
France
Africa
Europe
Warren and Lakewood Fight Fluoridation Decision
Warren borough manager reads Warren Water Company letter stating a January 18 board decision not to install fluoridation despite last year’s 12 to 5 borough vote. The company cites customer opposition and lack of regional government action. Lakewood proceeding slowly toward fluoridation plans with public opinion divided among residents.
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Warren
Geracimos
Warren Water Company
Lineborough
Lakewood, N
Lakewood
Clarke
Weli
Teen-Aged Killer Receives Care At State Hospital
John McGrath aged 17 of Newport was placed under observation at the State Mental Hospital after being committed for 30 days by Judge George R. Grant Jr. The youth, previously treated as a psychiatric out-patient, rode 40 miles to Keene for the proceeding. Authorities say he killed his parents and two younger brothers in their Newport home on a Saturday night.
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Concord
N. Ss
John McGrath
Newport
State Mental Hospital
George R. Grant Jr
Atate
Keene
Grant
McGrath
Fyonals
AL. McGpath
Willens
Peter
Charles
Seek Slayer Slashed Man To Death In Altoona Alley
Altoona detectives hunted a slayer after William E. Taylor 58 was found dead in an alley with multiple deep neck slash wounds and a gunshot in the hand. Taylor, a former Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, bled to death moments after a likely assault. Detectives questioned more than a dozen people. $1.65 was found on the victim. They believe multiple assailants acted, possibly motivated by robbery intentions but little cash was taken. Taylor had borrowed a few dollars from a barber the day before.
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Altoona
RB. C. Sell
William E. Taylor
Tipton
Taylor
D. Harold Troxell
Blair County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scranton Campaign Attacks Stir Pennsylvan ia Gubernatorial Bid
In Harrisburg Republicans blast Democratic charges that Rep. William W. Scranton is resigning his seat to run for governor describing Morse statements as desperate and ridiculous. Scranton defends his record while Washington and Harrisburg exchanges focus on campaign strategy and integrity amid a volatile political climate. Castro announces strict rationing, blames U.S. blockade for Cuba’s shortages and warns of testing times for the revolution.
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Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
GOP
Otis B. Morse
Scranton
George J. Bloom
Morse
Ges
Congress
Bloom
Washington
Bill Scranton
Lawrence
Dick Dilworth
Democratic Organization
Go Emor
Scraton
Mir. Morse
Congressional Quarterly
Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
Kennedy
Cuba
Corry Woman Blamed For Early Morning Route 89 Crash
State Police from Corry investigated an early morning crash on Route 89 blamed on Blanche B. Carlson 35 of R D 3 Corry. Carlson's southbound car spun off the highway, clipping a Wattsburg Telephone Co pole. Vehicle damage about 325 dollars and pole 75 dollars. No injuries.
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Corry
Blanche B. Carlson
R. D
Wattsburg
Salt poisoned infants claim four more lives in hospital
In Binghamton a salt contaminated formula sickened four more babies while six others were watched and seventeen discharged. Johns Hopkins expert Finberg and Albany Medical's Kiley led efforts to treat the infants with transfusions as autopsies determine if salt intoxication caused the deaths. A nurse, Lille Colvin, denied wrongdoing and was suspended pending inquiry.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Binghamton General Hospital
Lawrence Finterg
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Jason K. Moyer
Meyer Fold
Ews
Finberg
John 2. Kiley
Albany Medical College
John Ford
Ford
Michelle Dawn Bowser
Charles Bowser
Lille Colvin
Er leFstricken
Colvin
City fights street and basement floods after thaw
Beginning midafternoon yesterday and lasting until about 2 p.m. the City Streets Department and the Civil Defense unit drained two flood areas. Wayne street saw 15 inches of water covering the road and basements, while Franklin street required hand pumping to remove water seeping into a basement. The combined effort used a hi lift and a CD pump to redirect water into storm sewers, with conditions worsening as ground remained hard.
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Justine
City Streets Department
Civil Defense Unit
Wayne Street
Streets Department
Walter Ross
Ross
Franklin Street
Fred Schwab
Manley Robbins
CD Police
Kennedy Urges Four Billion Foreign Aid Plan
President Kennedy formally sent a 4.0 billion dollar foreign aid program to Congress. He argued aid is essential to combat communism and build self reliance in developing nations. The plan includes 3.3785 billion for economic assistance and 1.5 billion for military aid, with a Latin American Alliance fund proposed for four years.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Wallur
Italy
Capitol Hall
Couneas
Menhedy
Latin America
White House mobilizes push for Kennedy medical care plan
Washington reports the White House is coordinating a broad grass roots drive to move Kennedy’s medical care proposal through Congress. A Madison Square Garden rally on May 20 in New York, backed by the National Council of Senior Citizens and Golden Ring Clubs, signals the energy behind the campaign to finance aged care via Social Security.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Congress
New York
Madison Square Garden
National Council of Senior Citizens
Golden Ring Clubs
Pierre Salinger
Richard Maguire
American Medical Association
Democratic National Committee
Aime. Forsadh
Council Special Session To Address Zoning Update
City Council holds a special meeting at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building to review the Planning Commission zoning ordinance update. The measure aligns with the Master Plan and may require additional Monday sessions as councilors assess subdivision rules and related proposals before adoption.
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City Council
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Philip Zalzneck
Planning Commission
Taft
Supreme Court rules Act of God not excuse in civil damages
Pennsylvania Supreme Court states an act of God cannot bar liability in Bowman's case against Columbia Telephone over a pole collapse injuring him in 1958. Jury awarded Bowmen $10,930. company appealed to high court and had the decision reviewed. York Sheriff John H. Billet dies after brief illness at York Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmamo
Rodney M. Bowman
Florin
Lancaster County
Columbia Telephone In
Bowman
Columbia
Hime
Haute
Bowral
State Supreme Court
York
John H. Billet
York County
York Hospital
Billet
Spring Snow And High Winds Hit Northern States
A winter storm from the Upper Great Lakes brings heavy snow from the central Plains to the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes, with more snow along Long Island into New England. Winds reach 60 mph, roads close, and hundreds of schools suspend operations as cold air from Canada drives subzero temps in parts of Montana and Wyoming.
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Commer
Rockies
New England
Great Lakes
Plains
Ohio Valley
Lower
Long Island
N.Y
Midwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Canada
Montana
Wyoming
New York State
Vermont
Massachusetts
Lebanon
Wold Belt
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic
Florida
U S Training Thailanders To Fight Off Rebels
U S military advisers have begun training Thailand's army to resist Communist guerrillas amid concerns of a Southeast Asia Red drive. Officials note Laos instability near the Thai border could spill over, and Washington has pledged aid if Thailand is attacked, even as regional allies deliberate.
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Washington
U.S
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Bangkok
Laos
South Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Open House at Corry YMCA Public Reception
News secretary William Lauby announces an open house at the Corry YMCA this Sunday from 2 to 4 PM. Sterling Woes, elected secretary by directors last month, will meet the public and tour the entire facility, inviting community members to inspect the club.
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Corry
William Lauby
Sterling Woes
New Plant Plans in Pennsylvania Reported
State Commerce Department reported yesterday plans for 657 new plants in Pennsylvania. Details appear unclear in the fragment but confirm the department’s involvement and a large expansion for the region.
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State Commerce Department
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