U S Plans Bold New Push in Nuclear Test Ban Talks
United States officials said a new drive will press Moscow to accept a treaty banning underground atmospheric nuclear tests with international inspections. Geneva talks reopen March 14 with 18 nations tentatively invited as U S and Britain seek a renewed path in disarmament negotiations.
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United States
Soviet Union
Pla Trath
Ene
Oaless
Kennedy
U.S
Geneva
U.N
Britain
Moscow
State Department
Rare Tornado Strikes Britain Injuring Several
A rare tornado swept northern England from the Irish Sea injuring several people and spreading winds to Scotland where an American woman was killed. In Egremont 57 were left homeless as a 50 foot tree toppled onto a car. The Rev Donald Ryan and family escaped unharmed from a damaged Methodist manse amid shock and wreckage.
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Britain
England
Scotland
Irish Sea
Egremont
Mildred Whittaker
Polaris
Whittaker
Shawnee
Oklo
Edson Whittaker
St. Louis
Donald Ryan
Pre market optimism solidly confirmed at winter furniture show
The Enterprise reports a third day of the winter furniture market with both retailers and manufacturers upbeat. December and early January sales rise, inventories tighten, and promotions loom in spring. Home construction growth signals stronger demand across middle price furniture. Buyers place large orders for many categories as lamps and accessories spaces attract crowds. See PRE-MARKET on Page 2A.
Ex Premier Sjahrir Arrested in Indonesian clampdown
Former Indonesian prime minister Sutan Sjahrir and a dozen leaders of dissolved parties were detained early Tuesday on orders attributed to President Sukarno. The arrests targeted Socialist party remnants and Masjumi figures amid West New Guinea tensions.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sutan Sjahrir
Dr. Sjahrir
Mohammed Roem
Sukarno
Socialist Party
Masjumi Moslem Party
West New Guinea
Sjahrir
Masjumi
Van Doren’s Sentence Suspended by New York Judge
Charles Van Doren former Columbia instructor pleaded guilty to second degree perjury for lying to a grand jury about being coached on Twenty One He admitted receiving answers and won $129000 on the show Special Sessions Justice Edward F Breslin granted a suspended sentence as Van Doren sought immediate sentencing and his attorney withdrew a not guilty plea
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New York
Charles van Doren
Breslin
Lee van Doren
Dutch claim captives admit boats on military mission
Dutch forces reported that three Indonesian torpedo boats intercepted near West New Guinea were on a military landing mission. One boat exploded after fire from a Dutch frigate, and fifty men survived the sinking. Prisoners include Papuan natives. exact Indonesian deaths were not disclosed.
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New Guia
The
New Guinea
Mteh Seer
J. E. Reeser
Reeser
Bremen
F. R. Lurssen
Arus
West New Guinea
Pravda Attacks Molotov Over Peaceful Coexistence Policy
Pravda accuses former Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov of dogmatic opposition to Khrushchev’s policy of peaceful coexistence. The attack targets Molotov and allies Kaganovich and Malenkov as an anti party group amid his return to Vienna and moves to expel him from the Communist Party.
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Khrushchev
Soviet
Communist Party
International Atomic Energy Agency
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Lenin
Pravda
Lazarus M
Kaganovich
G. M
Malen‘kov
Soviet Communist Party
Balaguer Resigns as Junta Takes Power in Dominican Republic
A civilian military junta seizes control under a state of siege in Santo Domingo after President Balaguer resigns amid deadly rioting. Gen. Echavarria leads the new regime pledging elections once order is restored, while the National Civic Union opposes the coup and some ministers resign.
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Dominican Republic
Ap—A
Joaquin Balaguer
Council of State
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Armed Forces
Rafael Trujillo
Balaguer
State Council
National Civic Union
Antonio Bonilla Atles
US State Department
Duke Says Brewer Gave Funds to Duke Scholarships
Duke University says Raleigh businessman Kidd Brewer contributed funds for Duke scholarships with the understanding that Robert M. Burch would receive awards. Records show Brewer donated 6750 since 1957 and Burch got 5937.50, while Sanford claimed 40000 from Brewer’s firm went to Burch. The case, tied to a highway engineer’s firing and state sign-company contracts, is under state investigation.
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N.C
Duke University
Raleigh
Kidd Brewer
Robert M. Burch
Duke
Sanford
Deryl Hart
Hart
Brewer
Young Burch
Gov
Robert A. Burch
Highway Department
State Bureau of Investigation
Gov. Sanford
Indignation Society To Meet Here Saturday
The North Carolina Chapter of the National Indignation Society will hold a Saturday night meeting in the High Point School Auditorium. Former Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker will give a closed circuit radio talk protesting U S jet plane sales to Yugoslavia and training of its pilots in the United States. Walker's talk will originate from the Odessa Midland Texas chapter.
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North Carolina
National Indignation Society
Edwin Walker
Arthur M. Kelly Jr
Thomasville
High Point School
U. S
Yugoslavia
United States
Walker
Odessa - Midland, Tex
Reefers for Teen-Agers A Bonanza
U S Commissioner of Narcotics outlines the rise of marijuana use among teens in the 1930s and 1940s. He cites vivid cases of teenage addiction, the spread of reefers, and the link to violent crime. The piece notes the Lexington Hospital treatment program and shifts in legal penalties as judges respond.
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New York City
America
Peggy
Michigan
Midtown Manhattan
U. S. Public Health Service Hospital
Lexington
Gan
Puerto Ri
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By Harry J. Anslinger
Oursler
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Lieve
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