Test Ban Handicap Feared in Intercontinental Defense
Washington notes that continuing a test ban could hinder the U S effort to develop a weapon to counter an ICBM attack. The Geneva conference on a test ban resumes, with Nike Zeus antimissile tests planned using Atlas ICBMs from Vandenberg and interceptors from Kwajalein to evaluate interception and neutralizing effects under realistic flight conditions.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
John A. McCone
Atomic Energy Commission
Army
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Kwajalein Island
Marshall Islands
Jailed GE Executive Burens Resigns Post
George E. Burens, a former GE vice president and one of seven executives jailed in a price fixing case, resigns to pursue other industries. He served 25 days of a 30 day sentence and cited ongoing publicity as the reason. Burens, 55, lives in Pepper Pike and earned over 100000 annually.
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Cleveland, Ohio
George E. Burens
General Electric Co
Burens
Pepper Pike
General Electric
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
New York
GE Lamp
William S. Ginn
Wood Alcohol Fatalities Prompt Warning in Burlington
Police warn the public after two men die and seven fall ill from wood alcohol found by three men cleaning an old storage building in Alamance County. Bennie Wade, 34, and Walter Yancey, 25, died in area hospitals after consuming the liquid believed to be aged whiskey.
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Burlington
N.C
Alamance County
Wade
Walter Yancey
Rt. 4
Chapel Hill Memorial Hospital
Five Die In Farmhouse Fire Near Danbury North Carolina
A mother Pauline Hawkins and her five children Gaillon Larry Teresa Timothy Danny all perished in a fast moving blaze that engulfed their 90 year old frame farmhouse in Stokes County near the Blue Ridge foothills. Edsel Hawkins the father survived with severe burns and said he searched for his wife as the fire raced up the stairs. Authorities are investigating whether the fire started in the dining room fireplace or from wiring. The victims include ages 13, 9, 6, 4 and an infant.
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Pauline Hawkins
Danbury
N.C
Here
Gaillon
Larry
Teresa
Timothy
Danny
Edsel Hawkins
H. H. Hawkins
Hawkins
Odell Hawkins
Edsel
Blue Ridge Mountains
Stokes County
Virginia Line
Air Force vows to keep hands off Army Navy space projects
General Thomas D. White testified to the House Space Committee that the Air Force will not absorb Navy Polaris or Army Nike Zeus programs or NASA and that space research duties do not alter existing service assignments. Defense officials addressed concerns over NASA relations and the expanded Air Force space command led by Lt. Gen. Bernard Schriever.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Navy
Thomas D. White
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
White
House Space Committee
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert S.mcnamara
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Overton Brooks
D-La
NASA
Bernard A. Schriever
Schriever
No Longer Mascot, Girl Is Now Wise
New York AP Jung Sook Kim ceases being mascot of the 704th Engineering Battalion 8th Division and becomes Mrs Joseph Cattano Roseann She was a 14 year old orphan wandering Seoul during the Korean War eight years ago rescued by soldiers who adopted her as battalion mascot The title brought warmth food and soldiers affection
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New York
Jung Sook Kim
704Th
Joseph Cattano
Roseann
Seoul
Cattano
Narcotics Ring Convicted in Chicago Case
A U S district court jury convicted six defendants in a coast-to-coast narcotics ring case. Three Chicago detectives were acquitted or had suspensions lifted. Convicted individuals include Jeremiah Pullings and Alice Gilmore with Florine Johnson of Cleveland, while others faced conspiracy verdicts. The case spans Chicago Detroit Cleveland Miami and Gary Indiana.
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Chicago
USS
Joseph Sam Perry
Sheldon Teller
Miles
J. Cooperman
Richard E. Austin
Jeremiah H. Pullings
Alice Gilmore
Florine Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Pullings
Detroit
Miami
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Gary
Ind
Dolores Keeley
James White
Gladys White
Fund launched to pay Sgt Alvin C York tax debt
House Speaker Sam Rayburn started a drive to raise 25000 dollars to settle the federal income tax debt of World War I hero Sgt. Alvin C. York. A personal 1000 dollar check kicked off the fund amid York’s long illness and financial straits.
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Washington
Alvin C. York
House
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
Doctored psoriasis cure with GHP Ointment and Tablets
A long term psoriasis sufferer reports dramatic skin clearing after two weeks of GHP Ointment and Tablets. The user claims full clearance in six weeks, noting 30 years of prior failure and a 14 day trial offer from Canam 30, Dept. 272E, Rockport, Mass.
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Canam
Rockport
Mass
Mercury capsule survives 40000 foot test launch at Wallops Island
An uncrewed Mercury capsule was launched to about 40000 feet above Virginia's coast to test its escape system. The 23 minute flight ended with the capsule landing 14 miles offshore after simultaneous parachute deployment. Navy tug retrieved it within an hour.
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Washington
Virginia Coast
William H. Bland
Mercury Space Task Group
Wallops Island
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Range
Bland
Two Babies Die From Food Mixup
Regina Canada AP report says two babies died and four others were in serious condition after a feeding formula mix up at Grey Nuns Hospital nursery. Police say one baby died Saturday. Cynthia Jody Beck, six days old, died Friday night. Autopsy linked Beck death to boracic acid poisoning from incorrect formula.
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Regina
Sask
Grey Nuns Hospital
A. G. Cookson
Cynthia Jody Beck
George Beck
J. A. Dupont
Beck
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