Weaver Sides With Barry On Test Ban
Representative James D. Weaver voiced support for the nuclear test ban treaty now before the Senate while listing faults he sees in the agreement. He said it could curb U S testing but allows underground tests by Russia and blocks atmospheric tests where the United States might have an edge. He supported Senator Barry Goldwaters ratification plan if Russia agrees to pull forces from Cuba, and urged readiness to resume testing if national security demands.
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Erie
James D. Weaver
Senate
Weaver
United States
Russia
Barry Goldwater
Cuba
Soviet Union
Red China
John Foster Dulles
Boulet Union
U.S
Sinatra Blues Nevada Hearing Threat Looms Over Cal Neva License
The Nevada gaming board reviewed Sinatra’s stake in Cal Neva and his Nevada license. Sinatra owns 50 percent of Cal Neva stock and nine percent of Sands stock, with a hearing possible if the license is revoked. The board indicated Sinatras partners may seek new licenses if needed. Cal Neva closed last Saturday for seasonal reasons. Joseph Wesley Harper, 60, son in law of Cecil B. De Mille, died of a heart attack in Los Angeles. He was secretary treasurer of Motion Picture International.
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Sete
Olsen
Sinatra
Giancando
Cal-Neva
Henry Santeola
Sanford Waterman
Walter
Agattle
Sinat
Sanicola
Waterman
Cal- Neva
Nevada
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
Sands
Los Angeles
Joseph Wesley Harper
Cecil B. DeMille
Harper
Motion Picture
Entertains Practical Nurses In Cutting And News Items
Miss Margaret Welch hosted members of the Practical Nurses Training Course at Jamestown High School on September 4. Nearby social notes mention Mrs. Cecil Humphrey hosting, visits among Corry and Meadville residents, and several local residents moving homes or traveling.
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Margaret Welch
EX Neighbor Club
Cecil J. Humphrey
Sherman
Sibley Wilant
Viva Spoon
Corry
J. ‘Spoon
Ida Ehela
Meadville
Mae Sweet
Jamestown High School
Fred Wallace
Marion Nellis
Melvin Messenger
Columbus
North East
Charles Petini
Reema Beckerink
Norway
Cornelius Berkerink
New York City
Harold Johnson
Erle
Don
Robert Weber
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elmer Beatitoffer
Jerry Sweet
Mac Sweet
Sibley Wright
Cecil Humphrey
Robert Spoon
Dennis
Ripley
Ray Hunt
Sacramento
Cal
Pearl Hemis
Pearl Bemis
Alabama integration sparks guarded state response
President Kennedy federalized the Alabama National Guard to prevent Governor Wallace from using troops to block Black students at white schools. Florence State College admitted its first Black student Wendell Wilkie Gunn as Birmingham and Tuskegee pupils faced refusals and boycotts. Schools reported low attendance and warned of penalties for unexcused absences under state law.
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Washington
Alabama
Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Florence State College of
Tuskegee
Birmingham
Theo Wright
Associates
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Smith
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