Nuclear tests and disarmament divide United States and Russia
James Marlow reports on Bernard Baruch's 1946 UN proposal calling for a ban and inspection system, and cites years of nuclear tests by the United States, Russia, Britain, and others. The piece discusses Geneva talks, March 1961 pressures, and Kennedy Khrushchev exchanges linking test bans to broader disarmament, amid risk of undisclosed underground tests and Western caution on proceeding without global backing.
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U.S. Soviet Clash Over Disarmament Invitations Faces Hurdle
In Washington the United States and the Soviet Union begin round two of disarmament talks with a dispute over who should be invited to the conference. McCloy wants two neutrals while Zorin favors a five5-5-5 split with neutrals and focus on substance including veto power. Prospects of progress look slim amid Geneva testing ban stalemate.
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License Plates Warning From Pennsylvania Police
Pennsylvania motorists are warned to keep plates clean. State Police Commissioner Frank G McCartney said officers will enforce the motor vehicle code with a $50 fine for unreasonably dirty plates and a $10 fine for obscured plates.
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Shangri-la Returns to Port After Florida Operations
The aircraft carrier Shangri-la has returned to port in Jacksonville, Florida after routine operations off the coast, according to the Navy.
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Florence Jacobs Gets Library Card At Age Two
In West New York New Jersey Marie Jacobs celebrates daughter Florence receiving a public library card despite age restrictions. Florence 2 dazzles reporters with space facts planetary names and state list, hopes to be a mother someday.
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Frustrations Are Aired Over Teaching Status At Conference
University Park AP reports teachers gathered for the 11th annual convention of the National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards as they push to define teaching as a true profession. Delegates say governance, training, ethics, and standards must be unified to raise status and authority.
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Induction Call For Pennsylvania Physicians Begins
For the first time since February 1957 the State Selective Service will induct physicians into military service. About 19 Pennsylvan ia doctors aged 25 to 26 who are not fathers will be called into the Air Force or Navy for about two years, as the state's share of a nationwide total of 185 doctors.
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Illness Delays Laos Princes Conference In Zurich
Three Laotian princes delayed coalition talks in Zurich as Prince Souvanna Phouma suffered a slight indisposition. A working committee including Souvanna Phouma’s representative and rival generals met to bridge gaps between pro Western and pro Communist factions. The talks, in their second day, face deep disagreement over Phoumi Nosavan remaining in the army for any unity government.
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Republicans push grand jury probe of payola scandals
In Philadelphia, attorneys for two Republican groups urge a grand jury investigation into payola dealings in the Democratic city administration. City officials faced accusations of gifts from contractors, while Democrats claim the matter is closed. Senator Hugh Scott joins calls for broader probe.
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Marion Davies Injured In Fall At Cedars Hospital
Former actress Marion Davies, 61, being treated at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for jaw osteomyelitis slipped Sunday, fracturing a small bone in her left leg. The physician said she was readmitted earlier this month for the jaw condition and is progressing steadily.
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Hoover to Receive Philadelphia's First Freedom Award
Former President Herbert Hoover will receive Philadelphia's Presidents' Freedom Award on June 27 during Freedom Week observances.
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Racial Tensions Roil Lakeview Area and Nation
In Hempstead New York white residents rush homes in an integrated Lakeview district prompting a Negro-led bid to preserve a white majority. Lincoln Lynch warns blacks to avoid buying to prevent a segregated balance. About 40 white families seek sale, homes priced from 17000 to 23000 dollars.
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Rebel General Is Sentenced
Paris AP reports a fifth French general was stripped of rank and sentenced for his part in the abortive Algiers uprising against President de Gaulle. Air force Gen Jean Nicot, then in charge of Metropolitan France air forces, drew 12 years. Maurice Challe and two others got 13 years. Ex Gen Andre Peli received five.
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Auto Heiress Reigns In Fairyland Debut At Ford Estate
Milo heiress Anne Ford, 18, debuted in an $230000 coming out at the Lake St. Clair estate of her parents Mr and Mrs Henny Ford I in Grosse Pointe Michigan. Guests arrived by limo as a downpour forced a quick shift to a 50 foot fountain pavilion with crystal chandeliers and crimson chairs. Designers Jacques Frank of Paris created 18th century themed decor while high profile attendees included Merle Oberon, G Bruno Paglai, Maria Cooper, Constantin Ajalov, Igor Cassini and Lord Richard Lumley amid a guest list of Du Ponts and Firestones.
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State Tax Proposal Attacked in Harrisburg
AP reports Speaker H G Andrews criticizes Gov Lawrence tax on intangible personal property as class legislation and says if income is taxed it should be all incomes. Lawrences proposal aims to raise 27.5 million for state education aid in 1951 62. House and Senate committees plan joint talks on education and Governor committee recommendations including compulsory reorganization of districts. Weiner predicts likely three week adjournment though many doubt feasibility for major education measures.
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Gen Maxwell D Taylor may become White House military adviser
President Kennedy considers appointing Gen Maxwell D Taylor as White House military adviser in a move resembling a personal chief of staff role. The 59 year old former Army chief of staff led the inquiry into the nation's intelligence activities after the failed Cuban invasion and currently heads the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City.
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