Nuclear powers clash over how to police treaty
At the 17 nation disarmament talks in Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union told the European Common Market nations they cannot police their own compliance with a proposed nuclear weapons treaty. West Germany and Italy with France backing Euratom seek on site supervision, while the U S and USSR favor IAEA led controls. France stays out of the talks. Foster indicated a compromise with Euratom is needed but IAEA must enforce safeguards to prevent diversion of peaceful nuclear products to military use.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
West Germany
Italy
France
European Atomic Energy Association
Euratom
New York
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Vienna
U.S
William C. Foster
Foster
Alexei Roshchin
Accidents Fourth In Death Causes
The National Safety Council reports 112000 U S deaths from accidents in 1966, up 5 percent from 1965, with motor vehicle fatalities at 47 percent of the total. Disabling injuries reach 10.8 million and economic loss is estimated at 19.5 billion dollars.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Council
Dr Nat Walker Announces Thomasville Office Details
Notice states Dr Nat Walker will be in his Thomasville office daily on the second floor of the Wachovia Bank and Trust Co Building at 10 Salem Street Thomasville North Carolina. Elevator air condition. Office phone 476-7879 residence phone 476-7496.
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Nat Walker
Thomasville
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Salem St
N.C
Soldier Richard Knight Killed in Vietnam Action
Washington AP reports Army Sgt. Richard Knight husband of Mrs. Dianne Knight of Maxton North Carolina was killed in action in Vietnam on Tuesday according to the Defense Department.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Richard Knight
Dianne
Knight
Rt. 2
Maxton
N.C
Vietnam
Car Hits Tower Cutting Power in Rutherford County
An early morning crash in Forest City, North Carolina, toppled a high voltage tower and snapped three wires cutting electric service to about three customers. Sheriff Damon Huskey said the driver was not located. vehicle registered to James Edward Bridges with an unknown address.
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Rutherford
Forest City
N.C
Damon Huskey
James Edward Bridges
Bethany
Mao orders army help in spring planting in China
Mao Tse tung called on the People's Liberation Army to aid spring cultivation amid party purge turmoil. The Central Committee letter urged units to exert every effort to boost harvests, warning landlords and counterrevolutionaries against sabotaging production while promising forgiveness to those who reform. It said most rural cadres are good or fairly good and should work to make up for mistakes.
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Tokyo
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Mao
Peking
New China News Agency
Today
Communist Party Central Committee
People’s Liberation Army
Har
Liu Shao-chi
Ees Central
American Motors promises new low priced Rambler American
American Motors unveils a no frills approach to keep prices under 2000 dollars. The Rambler American is touted as superior to domestic compact rivals with Union/Pure Oil and Mobil Economy Run wins and a coast to coast dealer network. The company frames this as historic news from Detroit.
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American Motors
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Detroit
Roy D. Chapin, JR
American Motors Corporation
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Automat
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Volkswagen
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