NATO Allies Back Western Stand on Summit Terms
In Copenhagen NATO foreign ministers backed the United States Britain and France for a summit only after thorough advance preparation. Small allies resisted rushed talks, while Ambassador Thompson prepared for a Paris meeting with European foreign ministers as Moscow pressed for Kremlin terms. The mood grew skeptical that Russia seeks a summit.
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Britain to Reject Rapacki Plan Nuclear Zone
LONDON sources say Britain will follow the United States in rejecting the Rapacki Plan for a Central European nuclear free zone. A Polish note proposing the plan will be answered soon, using the general line adopted by Washington last weekend.
Montreal bank burglary ends with arrest and large recovery
Montreal police captured Rene Martin after a chase and recovered most of the stolen securities and bearer bonds from a locker and luggage. police estimated a major portion of about 2 million dollars was recovered with money and valuables found in a bag and suitcase.
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Tuscarora Reservation Faces 1383 Acre Reservoir Battle
At a mass powwow on the Tuscarora Reservation the Tuscarora leaders rejected New York State Power Authority plans to buy 1383 acres for a Niagara Project reservoir. Mohawk Oneida Onondaga and Tonawanda Seneca tribes endorsed the stand. Authority claimed state statute allows seizure. Tuscaroras cited federal treaty protection and secured a 10 day restraining order via the state Supreme Court. Surveying halted. crews have not returned.
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Labor Law Action Vowed In Senate Debate
Senator Mayne Morse pledged to extend any changes in national labor law to management as well as labor. He urged applying the mutuality doctrine to new or amended labor laws. Chairman Jobin McClellan indicated some reforms may wait until next year after hearings on a Senate subcommittee survey of labor proposals.
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Rail Strike Threat Shuts Britain Transport Network
London reports a planned Britain rail strike by 390 000 railway workers could paralyze the country as road traffic backs up. Bus workers strike for higher pay, with jammed suburbs, long commutes, and drivers demanding larger raises after rejecting a government offer.
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Perkin’s 1858 discovery of first synthetic dye
London chronicles an 18 year old British chemistry student William H Perkin who during 1856 1858 era forged a breakthrough by discovering the first synthetic dye marking a turning point in chemistry history.
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Gunman's Moll Kills Self as Cops Close In
Denver report of a five state crime spree ending when Cear jy Bran shot herself at a West Denver service station as police closed in. David McKnight confessed to killing a Amarillo pawnbroker and was to be arraigned for murder and flight charges. Idaho Springs town marshal Charles Hull was kidnapped. the pair hijacked vehicles and held hostages before the woman’s suicide.
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Willie Mays Birthday Bio Highlights Baseball Icon
Willie Mays born May 6 1931 in Fairfield Alabama known as Willie the Wallop. Debuted with the Negro leagues Birmingham Black Barons in 1948 spotted by the Giants and rose to stardom in 1951 rookie of the year. He won NL MVP in 1954 and is famed for the basket catch and enduring love of the game.
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Nixon Hints Top Plateau of Aspirations
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told a U S embassy luncheon in La Paz Bolivia he would consider running for president in 1980 if the time is right. He argued ambition alone does not win the office and cited historic U S leaders who sought but did not win. He spoke after arriving from Asuncion on a Latin American tour, greeted by thousands as communists were dispersed.
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Seamen Face Seven Month Work Cycle Change
The Sailors Union of the Pacific announced a seven month limit on shipboard assignments after a union poll in U S ports and Hawaii showed 69 percent support. Previously seamen signed to a ship under SUP contract could stay for a year before leaving.
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Mistake in Bethrothal Surprise for Crosby Kin
Las Vegas report says entertainer Crosby and Pat Sheehan wed secretly in a Protestant ceremony after dinner at El Chole. They learned the union was performed by a Protestant minister, not a local justice. They seek church reconciliation and possible formal Catholic ceremony.
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Indonesia Move to Crush Rebels in North Celebes
Premier Djuanda, aboard the Pattimura, said Jakarta will mass loyalist forces against rebels in North Celebes after Bukittinggi fell, linking with a southward column. He claimed Sumatra resistance collapsed and banned all political activity in Central Sumatra as troops normalize the area.
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Three Relatives Die in Same Day
A Hoboken funeral notice reports a triple death as three elderly relatives died within five hours, with a single funeral Mass planned for Thursday for the families. The notice notes a combined service reflecting the close timing of their deaths.
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Graham Resumes Crusade in San Francisco Bay Area
Evangelist Billy Graham resumes his six week Bay Area Crusade tonight at the Cow Palace with a sermon on Where Did Evil Come From. He took a day off as Joey Giardello and Rory Calhoun held a one round middleweight bout at the arena.
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The Daily Review Department and office listings
The Daily Review imprint lists Hayward and Sayward addresses with multiple California offices in Hayward San Leandro and Enterville. It includes subscription rates five cents per cent, one month 130, notes on publication schedule and contact phones for local offices.
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