Kennedy Not Yet Prepared To Abandon Geneva Talks
President Kennedy said he is not prepared to abandon Geneva discussions as a deadlock over inspections in the nuclear test ban dispute persists. He cited basic differences with the Soviet Union and Britain on on-site inspections, sampling, and how to verify the ban, while signaling readiness for continued talks and closer U.S. coordination with allies. He also addressed reservist callups, space cooperation with the Soviet Union, and U.N. funding for Congo and peace operations.
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Geneva Talks and Space Cooperation Amid Nuclear Tensions
Western officials report Soviet aims to halt US atmospheric nuclear tests without a price. Khrushchev urged US Soviet cooperation in space exploration tied to disarmament progress. Gromyko sought Bolz in Geneva as Rusk Home talks continued. Rapacki’s center europe atom free zone proposal drew Soviet support but would require NATO changes.
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Gas Weather Threats From Marsh Gas Report
Officials warn marsh gas from rotting vegetation may have caused flooding in Calhoun County and connections to nearby states. Rain and methane mix with carbon dioxide, forming a potential danger as temperatures cool in the northern regions. Experts caution that heavy rainfall raises gas pressure, though some say it poses minimal life risk. Weather patterns stretch from the midwest to the Atlantic seaboard with cooler nights and late snow in mountains.
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Tax Revision Bill Rests In Committee
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee moves to shape the 1.8 billion business incentive portion of a revenue revision bill while House Rules delays debate. Chairman Howard Smith will not seek a vote until the committee confirms what remains in the measure. Treasury Secretary Dillon urges passage noting potential tax credits to spur investment. Democrats expect Rules to clear the bill with only approved amendments. Republicans seek a full vote on major changes.
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Eichmann Appeals to Israel Supreme Court Opens Today
Adolf Eichmann's defense presents its appeal to Israel's supreme court to overturn his conviction. The 56 year old former Gestapo official is paraded under heavy guard from Ramleh Prison to Jerusalem for proceedings. He will sit in the same glass booth as during his trial and remain in a guarded cell between sessions.
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Algerian turmoil deepens with raids and curfews across cities
The clash in Oran's vicinity leaves several dead and many wounded as authorities impose a Babel-Oued curfew in Algeria. In Paris debates rage over the Algerian accord while rebel leaders reach Rabat after Swiss mediation. A brutal street battle in Oran sees riot police firefights, armored trucks, and civilians taking cover as violence spills into the afternoon.
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Khrushchev urges wider space cooperation and disarmament link
Khrushchev argues for broader international participation in peaceful space uses and envisions ships reaching Mars and Venus. He links space progress to disarmament, noting stalled Geneva talks and a global anti US campaign while proposing an international communications network to connect peoples.
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Three Young Women Aid At Crash Site
Greensboro AP report describes Solvig Cudd Benu Sprinkle and Doris Crews aiding crash victims after a tractor trailer jackknifed in a downpour. The nurses, returning from a dance, helped a child to safety, assisted a mother and others through a broken bus window, and assisted an injured Air Force member before calling for help. The rescuers later discovered their bags missing with papers.
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President abroad film crew costs discussed in memo
A memo outlines sealed bid contracts for a White House cameraman to accompany the President overseas. The role pays about 325 dollars a week plus expenses to shoot color and black and white footage for documentaries, with overseas distribution by USIA. Kennedy defends the trip as meriting consideration by Congress.
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Peron Backers Abroad Threaten Frondizi Regime
From Page One reports that pro Peron unions abroad pose new peril to Frondizi as Peron in Madrid denounces U S meddling and military pressure. A Peron spokesman cites Pentagon officials in Washington contacting Argentine chiefs after the election. Castro’s Revolucion accuses Kennedy of pressuring the army to seize power, while Kennedy notes Peronist victory shows U S neglect of Latin America.
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Divided powers battle as Congress and White House clash
Lawmakers clash over presidential authority and bomber funding as Rep H R Gross accuses the Armed Services Committee of defeat while Vinson claims a first victory for Congress. Frondizi in Argentina navigates Peronist pressure, military wings seek influence, and talks with Cardinal Caggiano follow a tense cabinet shakeup.
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Spacecraft wings enable emergency escape during powered flight
NASA describes Breciing seats built into vehicles to aid crew escape in flight or descent. Rogallo wing, derived from Francis Rogallo’s Langley wind tunnel work and kite models dating to 1945, uses a thin flexible material that opens above the craft to glide for landing. Gemini will launch on a modified Titan Ic rocket, shortening countdown periods.
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Kennedy World Trip Cost About 13000 Says State Dept
A State Department spokesman said Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy spent about 13000 on his 28 day worldwide journey. The trip was official business with approval from Sec Dean Rusk. Kennedy traveled with four others at times and the total included transport per diem and miscellaneous expenses.
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Poll Tax Debate Reveals Robertson Stance on Amendment
Senator Robertson acknowledged backing antipoll tax reform in past sessions citing political expediency. He contrasted a proposed constitutional amendment needing three fourths state ratification with a presidentially signed bill, calling the former the lesser evil.
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