Are Disarmament Hopes Failing
Editor notes a grim view of East West arms control after 17 years of disarmament attempts. It traces stalled Geneva talks, Khrushchev’s two to three inspections versus Kennedy’s eight to ten, and the impact of Cuba crisis on negotiations. Kennedy signals persistence beyond home opposition as April prospects loom.
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Moscow
Washington
Berlin
Peking
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Khrushchev
Britain
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Te See Ceeae By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
Washington report says the chance for end of the nuclear arms race is collapsing under a new disarmament deadlock between the Soviet Union and the United States.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Soviet Recon Flights Over US Carriers Prompt Navy Denial
The Pentagon disclosed four heavy Soviet Bear bombers flew near U S Navy carriers Forrestal Enterprise Kitty Hawk and Princeton raising questions on carrier vulnerability. McNamara said the bears were intercepted east of Iceland by U S jets and posed no hostile intent.
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Washington
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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North Pacific
Enterprise
Princeton
Forrestal
United States
Great Circle
Navy
McNamara
North America
Defense Secretary
U.S. Air Force
Iceland
Department of Defense
U.S. Navy
Azores
Department
Defense
Robert McNamara
Hollywood Christians Amid Glare of Fame
S Z argues that Christians can be in Hollywood despite public scrutiny. He notes bearing Christ’s cross is hard anywhere, but some Hollywood figures openly live by kingdom values, earning respect from many and ridicule from others. Conditions resemble those elsewhere, with pressure to conform.
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Jesus
Hollywood
Tax Increase Isn't Urged in Alabama Education Funds Review
The legislature's finance study committee refused to urge immediate tax hikes to prevent school fund proration this year while backing at least 25 million dollars in new education revenue for the next year. It rejected an 84 million dollar school building bond request, saying current funds are needed for salaries and operations. The panel warned of a 6.5 million dollar current-year deficit, implying proration could be necessary, and urged avoiding teacher salary cuts if proration occurs. It suggested considering tax program steps for next year to aid this year.
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George Wallace
Senate House Group
New Phone Tone Draws Comment
Residents react to a newly tested phone ring described as musical by some and alarming by others. Comments range from it resembling music to comparisons with a train whistle and air-raid alarm as readers react to the page 2 note.
New York Newspapers Move To Reopen Amid Strike Break
Publishers reopen talks with AFL CIO printers as the New York Post plans to resume printing after 84 day blackout. Dorothy Schiff says the strike has gone on long enough and the Post staff returns under the old contract with a new one to follow.
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New York
New York Post
Post
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Dorothy Schiff
The
Publishers Association of New York City
Birmingham man charged with murder after laundry caretaker death
Johnny Long, 23, a Negro, faces murder charges in Birmingham over the death of a coin laundry caretaker shot with a pistol. Long suffered four bullet wounds and is hospitalized in critical condition. The case prompted police to investigate further details.
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Birmingham
Johnny Long
Long
World Day of Prayer 1963 Invocation for Peace
On March 1 1963 World Day of Prayer gathers 150 countries across six continents to seek peace through worship and the teachings of Christ. The prayer asks God to grant petitions, renew global obedience, and bless His people with peace.
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Lord Jesus Christ
David
Hope for Dogs Saves Two Irish Setters From Death
Judge William Rahauser rules the dogs Brickland and Sunny Birth are personal property and may live while an estate audit proceeds, delaying the lethal injections ordered in Miss Ida Capers death will. Gov Scranton calls for permanent protection and kennel owner Thomas Miller faces a rush of offers from across the country to adopt or fund the dogs.
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Pittsburgh
William Rahauser
Allegheny County Orphans Court
Brickland
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Walter E. Ales
Sandroni
Miss Capers
Thomas Miller
Markets At A Glance Mixed Stocks and Higher Bonds
New York AP reports mixed, quiet stock trading while government bonds rise and corporate bonds show irregulars. In Chicago wheat is mixed with old crop months firm, corn narrowly mixed with light trade, and oats mixed with light trade.
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Chicago
Decatur High Band On To Miami Dinner A Big Hit
The Decatur High School Band fundraiser titled On To Miami drew 565 diners in the campus cafeteria. Organizers report $4,700 raised and praise from attendees, with additional ticket and money still expected.
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Miami
Decatur High School
Jim Snider
Decatur High
Raymond Whitt
James Roberts
Transportation Committee
Roberts
See Band
Quickies by Ken Reynolds Daily Want Ad Note
Classified column note from Ken Reynolds referencing a Daily Want Ad. Casual entry hints at reader luck and a mechanical screw topic. No concrete event or named entities beyond the byline and publication context.
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