Disarmament Talks Resume In March In Geneva
The Soviet Union and five Western nations will reopen East West disarmament talks in Geneva on March 15 with Bulgaria Poland Czechoslovakia and Romania joining the Soviet bloc. The talks move beyond UN sponsorship and focus on Khrushchevs total disarmament plan stages by Britain and a still drafting U.S. proposal. Key issue remains controls and inspections to enforce any agreement.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Maurice Dejean
Bulgaria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
United Nations
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U.S
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Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Wald Plans Peyton Place Sequel Cast Challenges Loom
Hollywood AP Jerry Wald pursues a Peyton Place sequel with new cast after the first film’s hit status. Diane Varsi has left Hollywood, and Lana Turner’s comeback complicates recasting with Joan Crawford courted for the Turner role. Also highlights holiday releases On the Beach, Suddenly Last Summer, Never So Few, and Never So Few’s Burma setting.
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Hollywood (Ap
Jerry Wald
Grace Metalious
Wald
Diane Varsi
Coop
Hollywood
Lana Turner
Joan Crawford
Tennessee Williams
Frank Sinatra
Burma Jungles
Gina Lollabrigida
Christmas Eve Slaying Probes Draw Crime Experts
In Painesville Ohio Christmas Eve the slaying of electrical engineer Charles Clark prompted calls for state mobile crime labs and Cleveland experts to examine a lead slug. Lois Clark admitted affairs with six men. one suspect, Floyd Hargrove, confessed after a jail visit, claiming love for Lois and concern for her family.
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Painesville
Ohio
Lake County
Charles R. Clark
Floyd E. Hargrove
William
Selveragh West
Hargrove
Evans
Mentor
Cleveland
Clark
Lois Clark
Florida
Mentor Methodist
Duke Power Cuts Commercial Rates Across Carolinas
Duke Power Co announces an average 7 percent reduction for commercial rates effective Friday and introduces a new all electric rate plan in the Carolinas offering 3 to 25 percent savings. The schedules, filed with North and South Carolina utilities commissions, will total about 1.65 million dollars in reductions for commercial customers.
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Duke Power Co
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South Carolina
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Poverty Stricken 76 Year Old Found Dead In Texas
Austin detective reports August Miller Jr. 76 lived in a one room flat above a grocery store and saved money by using a pan as an icebox. He was found dead Monday after years of apparent poverty as neighbors recalled his frugal habits.
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Austin, Tex
August Miller Jr
Aman
Doug Eastman
Miller
Glamorous Dessert Plate with Ice Cream Meringue
A dessert idea for entertaining creates a plate size meringue filled with colorful ice cream balls. The meringue is baked from scratch or mix and then crushed to form a hollow shell for the ice cream center.
Audience Goosechase as Met Opera Tristans Switch Roles
In Wagner's Tristan und Isolde at the Met New York a single performance used three different Tenors for Tristan due to colds. Nilsson sang Isolde with Vinay in act one, Kiebl appeared in act two, and Albert Da Costa closed as Tristan in act three. Rudolf Bing announced the tenor trouble to the audience before curtain.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Tristan
Birgit Nilsson
Isolde
Richard Wagner
Mss Nilsson
Cornwall
Ramon Vinay
Karl Kiebl
Albert da Costa
Met
Miss Nilsson
Vinay
Kirsten Flagstad
Liebel
da Costa
Rudolf Bing
Karl Liebl
Church Runs Licensed Employment Agency in Philadelphia
Christ Episcopal Church operates a licensed employment agency in Philadelphia. The agency was started by the church's pastor, Rev. William V. Ischie Jr.
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Philadelphia
Christ Episcopal Church
William V. Ischie Jr
Coroner Links Head Blow to Death Not Certain
Rock Hill police say Curtis W. Connelly 57 was struck on the head with a night stick during an arrest on Christmas Day. Coroner A Y Lesslie found no skull or brain injury and noted superficial scalp lacerations. An autopsy was planned to determine cause.
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Rock Hill
8.C
Curtis
W. Connelly
Connelly
York County
A. Y.lesslie
Lesslie
Mrs Woodring Sues For Divorce In Topeka
Mrs. Harry H. Woodring files for divorce in Topeka charging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. The former Helen Coolidge is daughter of a late senator from Kansas. Woodring, a Democrat, served as governor of Kansas 1931 33 and as secretary of war 1936 40. They wed in 1933 and have three children. The suit notes a property settlement agreement.
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Topeka
Kan
Harry H. Woodring
Secretary of War
Kansas
Woodring
Helen Oe
Pees
Sen
A Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrings
Beef Roast And Ham On Special
Major meat sales across the country highlight ham and beef roast for the New Year week. In New York hams cost 39 to 55 cents a pound with East top round roast at 99 cents and bottom round also 99. Other items include turkey, corned beef brisket, pork sausage and lamb legs. Vegetables and fruits from the East and West are in good supply with artichokes beets and onions among best buys and apples cranberries Florida avocados and citrus among good buys.
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Associated Press
New York
Churchgoers in Ann Arbor study link proximity to church
A University of Michigan Flint College survey finds residents living near a church attend more regularly than those traveling longer distances, with suburban residents attending far more often than city dwellers.
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Ann Arbor
University of Michigan Flint College
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