Soviets Call For Destruction Of Polaris Nuclear Missiles
At the 17 nation disarmament talks in Geneva, Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin urged destroying all submarine borne Polaris missiles as dangerous and uncontrol lable. He opposed a Soviet Gromyko plan to retain limited anti missile forces and to leave land based and anti air missiles, while Western delegates demand clarification on numbers. Sir Paul Mason warned that anti missile capability could invite a first strike.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
U. S
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Paul Mason
Gromyko
Tsarapkin
Rights Fight in Senate as Southerners Vow No Compromise
The Senate civil rights battle opens with Southern senators vowing no compromise and a looming filibuster. Debate focuses on Mansfield’s motion to proceed to the 10 point civil rights bill, with early speeches likely lengthy but not extended sessions this week. House supporters and Dirksen aides brace for possible compromises as cloture looms, while Humphrey notes committee meetings ahead.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Dixie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Lodge and Nixon In Race as New Hampshire Votes Edge
In Concord New Hampshire voters faced heavy snow and swirling weather as early returns showed Lodge and Nixon leading the GOP contest with write ins and a slim national margin. Arizona’s Barry Goldwater also figures in the race as results from mountain hamlets trickle in.
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Walter R. Mears
New
New Hampshire GOP rivals, Nixon, Goldwater in bash race
New Hampshire voters weighed presidential choices as Goldwater Rockefeller and Lodge faced a split field. Margaret Chase Smith led write-ins for vice president while Nixon and a Kennedy ticket gathered drive. Polls closed 8 pm with snow threatening turnout and delegates to the national convention also picked.
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Rockefeller
Goldway
Johnson
Ter
New Goldwater
Hampshire
Lodge
Nixon
New York
Nelson A
North Country
Dixville Notch
Hart
Ellsworth
Maine
Lea
Margaret Chase Smith
Smith
Concord
Goldwater
U.S
South Viet Nam
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Nashua
Norman Lepage
New Hampshire
Robert F. Kennedy
John W. King
Kennedy
King
Freight Plane Down In Flames at Boston Terminal
A four engine DC4 freight plane from New York Bradley Field crashed in a sleet storm on the Castle Island Waterfront Terminal across from Logan Airport. The craft broke up and erupted in flames after skidding into the yard. Initial reports claimed three crew killed, but all yard workers were later accounted for. Sweaters from the cargo were scattered over a wide area.
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Boston
Slick Airways
New York
Bradley Field
Conn
Castle Island
Logan International Airport
Schultz Slayer Paroled After 23 Years In Prison
Charles Workman, known as the bug, was paroled from New Jersey State Prison after 23 years for the 1935 gangland killing of Dutch Schultz. He and his wife left in a waiting sedan, amid few reporters. Workman had pleaded no defense to the murder. Two Murder Inc. members testified he fired on Schultz and guards in Newark.
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Trenton
N.M
Charles
the Bug
Workman
New Jersey
Dutch Schultz
Schultz
Murder Inc
Cyprus Tense As New Fighting Feared In Kuma
In Cyprus Greek and Turkish Cypriots held a fragile truce in Kuma while shots were reported near Mallia. Britain rushed a platoon to Mallia to deter a fresh clash that could spark wider war, as Greece and Turkey discuss peace talks. U N Secretary General Thant urged halt to bloodshed, and casualties were reported among Turkish and Greek sides.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Kuma
Mallia
Mediterranean
Makarios
Pres
Ident Fazil Kuchuk
U.N
U ‘Thant
Greece
Turkey
Aziz Altay
Eddie Worth
Associated Press
Worth
Thant
Security Council
Britain
Sweden
Brazil
Canada
Ireland
Finland
Austria
Three Deaths From Winter Storm Across US
Snow rain floods and tornadoes sweep through sections of the United States causing at least three deaths in St. Louis and widespread disruption. The Ohio River valley faces record levels as Red Cross and National Guardsmen aid evacuations.
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United States
New England
Kansas
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Midwest
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Boston
Louisville
Red Cross
National Guardsmen
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Texas
Tahlequah
Muskogee
Arkansas
Inois
Fayetteville
Ark
Illinois
Evansville
Ind
Falmouth
Licking River
Poplar Bluff
Black River
Lodge May Follow Vote Returns In Sai Gon
Sources close to U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge say he may stay in Sai Gon to monitor New Hampshire presidential primary returns. He was due to join Defense Secretary McNamara’s fact finding team. a write in campaign supports him. Lodge signed condolences for King Paul at the Greek consulate before returning to his embassy.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Lodge
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Paul
Miami businessman invokes Fifth Amendment in Baker inquiry
Washington AP reports Jack B. Cooper of Miami Florida invoked the Fifth Amendment against self incrimination when called as a witness in the Bobby Baker investigation. The Senate Rules Committee opened the hearing to the public after private testimony from Scott I. Peek of Miami, former administrative assistant to Senator George A Smathers.
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Washington
Jack B. Cooper
Miami, Fla
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committees
Behhind
Scott I. Peek
Miami
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Inside TV Classifieds Financial Report Summary
A brief wrap of the television classified market highlights with key financials and sector shifts. It mentions firms, funding trends, and notable price movements affecting listings and advertising segments.
Oswald Murder Trial Sees Witness Blocked by Court
In Dallas the Ruby Oswald murder case moves toward key issues of intent with Oswald's mother barred from the courtroom after the state subpoenaed her as a witness. The eight men and four women jury hears brain science evidence from Dr. Roy Schafer and Dr. Martin Towler as Ruby's defense leans on temporary insanity and possible brain damage.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Marguerite Oswald
Martin Towler
Titus Harris
University of Texas Medical School
Galveston
Wait W. Rostow
Ment
Melvinjor
Henry Wade
John F. Kennedy
Roy Schafer
Yale
Trade With Cuba Comes Under Fire
A State Department official told 250 British business leaders in London that trade with Fidel Castro's Cuba threatens North Atlantic alliance security and world peace. The remark highlighted Cold War tensions affecting U S Cuban commerce and Western unity.
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Cuba
London
U.S. State Department
Fidel Castro
North Atlantic Alliance
Figures Published Total Unemployment May Be Higher Than Shown
The Labor Department for the first time publishes figures suggesting total unemployment may exceed the 4.5 million in official stats, including those not in the labor force. Secretary Wirtz says the data, while incomplete, hint at a higher total and show the least educated groups are most affected.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Labor Department
Congress
Johnson
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Rostow warns Castro subverting Latin America from London
U S official Rostow accused Fidel Castro of subverting Latin America by backing guerrilla activity and arms smuggling into Venezuela. He said Cuba seeks to wreck the Alliance for Progress with help from Red China and the Soviet Union, while urging more European and Japanese participation and long term credits.
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London
Guildhall
Latin America
Castro
Rostow
Cuba
Alliance For Progress
Red China
Soviet Union
Alec Douglas-Home
Germany
United States
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