Rush Clashes With Soviets At Geneva
Geneva AP The Geneva talks opened with a clash between US Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko as both sides laid out sweeping disarmament plans. Rusk urged a 30 percent cut in nuclear arsenals and a 33-ton transfer of weapons-grade uranium to peaceful uses, while Gromyko demanded total disarmament within four years and proposed a 27-page treaty with gradual international inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
United States
Rusk
Soviet Union
Gromiyko
Below normal temperatures extend through mid-April
The Weather Bureau reports a 30 day outlook showing below normal temperatures across most of the nation through mid April. The forecast covers the continental United States with expectations of unusually cool conditions persisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Bartlesville Burglary Killing Shocks Oklahoma Family
Bertha Bartholomew a 39 year old Bartlesville area housewife was shot in a barn near Ponca City while her children watched in fear. Police seek a killer after kidnapping victims were later found with two youngsters unharmed. A motorist guided detectives to the scene as investigators question at least one person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghams
Binghamton General Hospital
Joseph Oreskovic
Greskovic Funeral
Bartlesville
Okla
Bertha Bartholomew
Martin Bartholomew
Leslie Ann
Ponca City
Here
W. W. Rodgers
Blackwell
Peru avalanche kills 33 at workers camp
An avalanche at a Peruvian workers camp killed 33 people including 22 children and 10 women. Husbands of the women worked nearby at a hydroelectric plant in Cerro de Paseo Department. The disaster follows a string of lethal avalanches in Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Cerro de Paseo
Peru
Mrs Kennedy Improves After Pelvic Hernia Operation
Mrs Joseph P Kennedy 71 mother of the president continued to show satisfactory progress in recovery from a pelvic hernia operation performed Tuesday at St Elizabeths Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Cancer vaccine tested on humans in Sweden trial
A new cancer vaccine trial begins with 120 Swedish volunteers aged 60 to 70, testing killed cancer cell fragments to induce antibodies. The plan envisions up to 12,000 participants by 1969, with multiple dosage groups and ongoing antibody monitoring to determine adequate protection and duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Sweden
Bertil Bjorklund
Boounghe Research Laboratory
Stockholm
American Cancer Society
Science Writers
Dilworth opposes Pennsylvania tax cuts in 1963 campaign
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richard Dilworth denounces tax cuts as perjury and warns Pennsylvanians that cutting taxes while maintaining current services is impossible. He calls for addressing the state's transition period and notes possible tax increases may be needed to fund programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Richardson Dilworth
Governon
Wemenday
Capitol Hill
Dilworth
Keystone
Philadelphia
Kennedy undecided on Geneva summit trip conditions
President Kennedy reassesses when he would attend a Geneva summit. He would go to ratify an agreement or amid a brink of war or a major crisis where his presence matters, or if it is in national interest. No developments justify a visit as Berlin talks remain unsettled and disarmament progress is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Geneva
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Herev
Additton
McCormack
Massachusetts
Pierre Salinger
Robert F
Edwards
Suffolk County
Boston
Senate
U.S. Naval Academy
Grove City College faculty resign over firing of professor
Grove City College disclosed five faculty members resigned in protest after the firing of Dr. Larry Garg, history department chairman. Garg’s contract will not be renewed beyond June 1, with other professors’ resignations to be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
Grove City College
Larry Garg
Wei Pesday
Stanley. Harker
Walch
Wnth
Kennedy Proposes Consumer Protection Plan
President Kennedy outlines proposals to aid housewives and consumers, including price packaging reforms, clear interest rates in installment contracts, stricter labeling, and broader product safety measures. He orders a pilot at 100 post offices to display consumer information and directs agencies to study and address consumer problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy Wat Coles
America
Kennedy
Yuri
Lewis
Iyi Peck
Baal
Glenn Glenn Jr. Encounters Rowdy Teens at Arlington Church
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. shrugged off a minor incident with rowdy teens at a suburban Arlington church while picking up his daughter. Police were called after a teen blocked a license plate. the youths fled when officers arrived. Glenn declined formal complaints unless ordered by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
Arlington.Va
Glenn
Frank Erwin
Space Agency
Cape Canaveral. Fla
Arlington
Lyn
At & Privete Hems
Little Falls United Presbyteria Church
Glenns
Erwin
Kennedy McCormack clash heats Mass political battle
Boston reports the Kennedy-McCormack feud erupts as Edward Kennedy faces Edward McCormack for the U S Senate in Massachusetts. McCormack claims delegates are pressured to back Kennedy linked slate. Kennedy aides offer no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
API
Kennedys
McCormacks
Massachusetts
Edward M. iTech Kennedy
Senate
Edward J. McCormack
House
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Springfield
Western
Pittsfield
Rennie
Ted Kennedy
Corry and Elgin Boys Face Juvenile Court in Warren
A Corry youth and a boy from Elgin are in custody of Warren probation officer Eugene Williams awaiting juvenile court action after a night with a stolen car. Dale McQuiston, 14, and Richard Goodwill, 15, will be heard before Judge Flick Jr. in Warren on car theft and roadblock evasion following a crash. Police say the car had been stolen from Alson Culver of Garland and the youths had fled to Warren County to escape prior shoplifting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Teeager
Elgin
Eugene Williams
Warren County
Warren
Dale McQuiston
Corry
Richard Goodwill
Alexander ©. Flick Jr
Warren State Police
Warren Boroux
Alson Culver
Garland
South Side Beverage Co Sold to Corryite and Marty forms
South Side Beverage Co at 23 25 West South Street is taken over by Albert Marty Jr. Joseph Marty to manage the combined soft drink bottling and beer distributorship. John Hail 65 of Manhasset longtime Erie auto pioneer in safety died in December 1960 in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ape Hbo Company
West
South Street
Albert
Ducky) Marty Jr
Joseph Marty
Auto Pioneer
Great Neck
N. Y
John Made
al Marty Sr
J. Hail
Manhasset
Erie
Corry
Kennedy Warns Russia Against Metallic Chaff in Air Corridors
President Kennedy urged the Soviet Union to avoid actions in air corridors to Berlin that could provoke retaliation. He cited metallic flakes or chaff dispersal aimed at radar systems as a dangerous move and urged restraint to prevent escalations. He also defended foreign aid, pressed for a safeguarded test ban, and outlined aims for Geneva disarmament talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Russia
CMH To Receive First Check For New Aged Care
Public Welfare in Pennsylvania launches the Medical Assistance for the Aged program with federal Kerr Mills funds. Edgar Alexander, administrator of the local hospital, will receive the first check from State at Hamot Hospital in Erie, with Senator William Lesler present. The initial payment is just under $1000 covering January and February and more funds to follow. The program covers main hospital care for those over 65 who cannot pay, with eligibility set by the Erie County Welfare Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Kerry Mills
Edgar Alexander
William Lesler
Hamot
Erie
The
Journal Today
Erie County Welfare Board
Se- Venté
Beneftt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palace of Nations
Switzerland
Artie H. Dean
U. S
Foreimm
Joseph Godberg
Great Britain
Mahmoud Fawzi
Rush
Mankind
Bjorklund
Intenis Fally
Penn
Bulletin
Levinlalion
Techanig
Pricy
Ani
Grande Aldonane
New Bruns
Wick! Canada
Hetlm
Tully Tooke
Mt. Moyer
Jeitt
Montroal a= Presse
Cavel the Poignanit
New Brunewiek
White House
Ted
South Side Beverage Co
Corryite de Gnith Gide Bauere
U.S
Ballet Union
Viet Nam
CMH
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!