Soviet accepts plan to open Geneva disarmament talks
Khrushchev agrees to start with foreign ministers meeting in Geneva next week. Gromyko will attend, with U S Secretary Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home expected at preliminary session. Kennedy plans to resume atmospheric nuclear tests in late April unless a test ban treaty is signed.
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Khrushchev
Geneva
United States
State Department
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Grovt
U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Kennedy
Moscow
Middleburg
Soviet Union
Algiers Endures 135 Hazardous Device Attacks
A record wave of 135 plastic explosive devices rocked Algiers for 90 minutes before dawn. Twelve injured, 13 arrested as the European Secret Army Organisation targeted Muslim shops and Muslim-owned cars. no government buildings hit. Troops patrolled as residents watched from windows.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
Bab- El-Oued
Secret
Glenn Heads Back Toward Canaveral
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. ends a week of public appearances at Langley Air Force Base and plans a return flight to Cape Canaveral to resume Mercury project work. Col. Powers notes Glenn has many affairs to catch up after debriefing with NASA engineers. He spent Sunday with his Arlington family after church services, waving to several hundred supporters.
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John H. Glenn Jr
Manned Space Headquarters
Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Powers
Glenn
Powers
Langley
Shuttle Air Service
Washington
Cape
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Arlington
Little Falls Presbyterian Church
Glenns
Tar Heel Mission Goes To Work
North Carolina's Tar Heel mission to Europe resumes work in Zurich meeting U S travel services agents and Swiss travel agents. Delegation led by Charles Wade visits Bern, New Bern greetings, plus tours Luzern Engelberg Einsiedeln and Liechtenstein as the 43 member group plans Paris and New York legs.
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Switzerland
North Carolina
Europe
U. S
Paris
New York
Bern
New Bern
N. C
Charles Wade
Tar Heel
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Eduart Freimueller
Luzern
Engelberg
Einsiedeln
Principality of
Liechtenstein
Anti Test Display Leads To Arrests
New York AP reports demonstrators staged a sitdown protest in Lower Manhattan in response to the U S plan to resume atmospheric nuclear testing. About 30 assembled outside Atomic Energy Commission headquarters and a score were arrested as police attempted to keep sidewalks clear during the morning rush hour.
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United States
Kennedy
Atomic Energy Commission
Lower Manhattan
Virginia Supreme Court Refuses Prince Edward County School Reopen
The Virginia Supreme Court declined to compel Prince Edward County to provide local funds to reopen public schools closed to avoid integration. The court ruled it is not its function to force taxation or appropriations and noted the state constitution assigns that duty to the General Assembly. The case, linked to private schooling for white students and a pending Richmond federal suit, follows a failed push in the legislature to reopen schools.
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Virginia Supreme Court
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Virginia
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Samuel W. Tucker
Emporia
L. F. Griffin
Winter Snow Closes Some North Carolina Schools
Snow blankets western and central North Carolina forcing several county school closures and creating hazardous driving, with three inches in Avery, Watauga and Ashe counties by midmorning. Roads remain passable in Asheville area. accumulation expected to continue into Tuesday.
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Associated Press
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Charlotte
High Point
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Mt. Airy
Warrensville
West Jefferson
Midwest
Minnesota
Iowa
Canada
North Dakota
Mercury
Property Owner Granted Compensation for Airplane Noise
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 ruling, held Thomas N. Griggs may receive compensation from Allegheny County for low flying planes over his home near the Greater Pittsburgh Airport. Justice Douglas delivered the decision. Justice Black dissented joined by Justice Furter.
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Supreme Court
Thomas N. Griggs
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Justice Douglas
Justice Black
Justice Frankfurter
Griggs
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
British airliner crashes in Africa near Douala
Rescue teams found all 111 aboard dead after a four engine DC7C crashed in a swamp near Douala Cameroon during a night takeoff in light rain. The chartered flight carried 101 passengers from South Africa Rhodesia and Mozambique to Europe with 10 crew including three hostesses. Among the dead were 42 Britons and 40 South Africans with a mix of Dutch Germans Danes Australians Irish and Italians.
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Douala
Japan
United States
Europe
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South Africa
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Africa
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Sahara
Luxembourg
Britain
Trans-African Air Coach Ltd
Caledonian Airways
Prestwick
Scotland
Sabena
Cameroons
Germany
France
Khrushchev Presses Farm Development Amid Industrial Growth
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged intensified development of agriculture at a Central Committee meeting while warning against neglect of industry. He noted industry’s output up 33 percent since 1959 while agriculture rose only about 5 percent in three years, stressing agriculture' s broad impact on citizens and urging coordinated party and public action.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Radio! Moscow
Powers to tell his story in open session Tuesday
U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers will testify in open session before the Senate Armed Services Committee Tuesday afternoon. Chairman Richard B Russell announced after a secret briefing by CIA Director John A McCone to Senate subcommittees monitoring the agency. Russell said McCone would repeat the briefing before the full committee Tuesday morning. The closed briefing lasted an hour and a half. A separate note said a special board of inquiry had findings on Powers since his return.
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Francis Gary Powers
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Russell
Central Intelligence
John A. McCone
Senate
Georgia
McCone
Ing
United States
Armed Services and
Appropriations Committees
Echo balloon satellite may shrink in daytime view this week
Echo satellite, launched Aug 12 1960, may appear only 25 to 50 feet in diameter as it drifts above the Northern Hemisphere. NASA warns the aluminum coated sphere could be smaller or distorted but may stay in orbit for another 12 to 18 months signaling fewer micrometeorites at its altitude.
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NASA
Echo
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