Clifford Report On Bonn Stand Key To Pact Action
Washington AP report says President relies on Defense Secretary Clifford's assessment of Bonn's stance as pivotal for U S action on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Senate leaders fear ratification this year amid mixed signals from Johnson Nixon Mansfield and Russell while Italy Czechoslovakia and other nations influence timing of a possible session after the November election.
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Bonn
U.S
Washington
Secretary of Defense
Clark M. Clifford
United States
Senate Action
Fexarett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Rbirksen
Senate
Tceenaine Onesh
Ionian
Italy
Eee
Min Nion
Congress
Ter
Giuseppe Medici
Johnson
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Sion
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Gastonia Man Killed By Train
Preston C. Propst a 41 year old resident of Gastonia was killed when a Southern Railway freight train struck his stalled car at a grade crossing near Gastonia. He apparently jumped from the car to flee the approaching train but was struck as the locomotive collided with the vehicle.
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Gastonia
N. C
Preston C. Propst
Southern Railways
Propst
Arlington 15 Year Old Girl Fatally Hurt In Car Crash
A 15 year old Arlington girl died from injuries after a station wagon struck another car on U S 33 eight miles east of New Kent Courthouse. The incident occurred Friday when she was a passenger in the car.
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Arlington
Associated Press
U. S
New
Fairfax
Kathleen Eliza
Virginia
Beth
U.S. 21
Saunders
Ft. Bragg
N. Clover
Mack
Appalachia
Tommy
Chester Stidham
Exeter
Hanover County
New Kent
William Arth
Rich
Newport News
Wilson And Smith Extend Talks On Rhodesia Future
UK Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Rhodesia's rebel leader Ian Smith agreed to continue Sunday talks aboard the Fearless after a late night session described as constructive. The core issue remains Britain's demand for progress toward majority rule for Rhodesia's black population, opposed by Smith who says it cannot happen in his lifetime.
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Gibraltar
Harold Wilson
Britain
Jan Smth
Rhodesia
Smith
Wilson
Fearless
Cials
U S Army Captain Shot Dead by Two Brazilians in Sao Paulo
Captain Charles Rodney Chandler of Arcadia Louisiana, a Vietnam veteran, was killed by two self styled Brazilian revolutionaries in front of his son as they fired into his car. Leaflets left at the scene accused him of war crimes and imperialism. Chandler, 30, was in Brazil on civilian status studying at the University of Sao Paulo and had planned to teach at West Point.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Charles Rodney Chandler
Arcadia
Darryl
Chandler
Robert Corrigan
Vietnam
U.S
Westwate MW
Corrigan
University of Sao Paulo
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Guatemala
John Gordon Mein
John D. Webber, Jr
Ernest A. Munro
U.S. Naval
Humphrey Pledges Tenfold Increase In Crime Funds
Hubert H. Humphrey vowed as president to boost federal crime fighting funds tenfold from 62 million to 620 million, shaping a tough law and order program while opposing a national police force. He urged an expanded Safe Streets Act, local revenue sharing, and urgent police and court funding to curb riots, murders, and fear in cities.
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Alabama
United States
Humphrey
National Guard
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nxon
America
Nixon
George C. Wallace
Congress
Unsafe Water Ban Lifted in Shepherdstown
Shepherdstown West Virginia relief came after three weeks of fear as health officer Dr Earl Allara lifted the unsafe water ban. He said his own test results showed water was safe to drink despite State Department assurances issued October 2. The crisis began September 7 when water pressure fell below safe levels triggering alarms and the public notice.
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Shepherdstown
Earl Allara
Jefferson County
Allara
State Health Department
Siaac
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Valley Medical Center
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Leonard Maine
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