Public pledge on space weapons could come next week
The United States and Soviet Union may issue a public pledge against orbiting nuclear weapons as soon as next Thursday after talks at the United Nations. A formal treaty is unlikely. a nonbinding promise would avoid Senate ratification and align with Kennedy Gromyko discussions.
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United Nations, N
Kennedy
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
United States
Russia
Senate
Executive Branch
Congress
Soviet Union
Rusk
Home
U. S
Overseas Pay Eliminated For About 375000 U S Enlisted Men
Secretary McNamara ends overseas duty pay for roughly 375 000 enlisted personnel mostly in Western Europe and Hawaii and parts of Japan. About 225 000 remain eligible at remote posts in Germany France Italy and Britain with isolated duty lines and limited facilities. Officers unaffected. top noncommissioned officers gain a $25 monthly boost but lose most of it if not eligible.
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Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Europe
Hawaii
Japan
McNamara
U.S
Congress
Pentagon
Alaska
Germany
France
Italy
Britain
Time magazine chief resigns amid protest in Saigon
Charles Mohr Southeast Asia bureau chief resigns from Time in protest over a critical article on coverage in South Viet Nam. Merton Perry also resigns, according to The New York Times dispatch from Saigon. Time awaits report from Richard M. Clurman on the Saigon trip.
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NEW York
Charles Mohr
Time Magazine
Southeast Asia
Time
South Viet Nam
New York Times
Saigon
Mohr
Merton Perry
Viet Nam
Home Office
Perry
Richard M. Clurman
Time Life News Service
Bn Time
Trimble
D-Ark
Arkansas Man Finally Gets Medal
W. A. Ashworth of Russellville received the Bronze Star from President Kennedy for bravery in a German mine field. Ashworth recalled learning of the award years after the action and quipped about government delays in awarding honors.
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Kennedy
W. A
Cotton) Ashworth
Russellville
Ark
Germany
Ashworth
Heber Springs
Geer’s Ferry
Ozark Foothills
Arkansas
Ernest Crook
Little Rock
Crook
Ren James
Wisconsin Housewife Wins Ban on Regrooved Tires
Mrs. John Melsha of New Berlin led a yearlong drive with women’s clubs safety groups and the Wisconsin AAA to push a bill banning regrooving worn tires. Gov. Reynolds signed the anti regrooving law after hearings where opposition from a taxi firm and a Milwaukee tire maker emerged. Mrs. Melsha testified in Madison and celebrated the personal triumph as the law took effect.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
John Melsha
New Berlin
Milwaukee
Vincent Matthews
Waukesha
State Capitol
American Automobile Association
Hurricane Flora Hits Haiti And East Cuba
Flora battered Haiti with 140 mph winds, cut communications, and neared Cuba's Oriente Province. Forecasters warned flood risks persist as the storm moved northwest at seven mph, with no U.S. mainland threat for at least two days.
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Haiti
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Flora
Oriente
Oriente Province
Gordon Dunn
Miami Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Bahama Islands
Guantanamo Bay
U.S
Hai‘ti
Plantic
Fidel Castro
Nist Island
Guantanamo
British
Bahamas
U.S. Navy
Home Says Atmosphere Is Good In East West Talks
Britain's foreign secretary Lord Home told reporters after meeting President Kennedy that the East West atmosphere is better than in three to four years. He said detente may be possible if issues are settled, and an agreed ban on space nuclear weapons could be worked out quickly. Home noted Russians want some agreement and spoke after three way talks in New York. Kennedy shared views on world events and promised to relay them to Prime Minister Macmillan.
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U.S
Washington-Moscow
Deak Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lord Home
Gromyko
Kennedy
Rusk
Washington
United States
Russia
Germany-Berlin
Britain
Home
New York
Dean Rusk
Harold Macmillan
Berber Rebels Stand Firm Against Ben Bella Call for Talks
Berber leaders in Michelet reject President Ben Bella's appeal to join talks, insisting the fight continues to overthrow him. Col. Mohammed Ou El Hadj and Hocine Aït Ahmed rally tribesmen, promising wider mobilization as tensions rise in the Kabylie mountains.
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Michelet
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Mohamad Ou el Hadj
Kabylie
Algiers
National Assembly
Hocine Aii Ahmed
Ou el Hadj
Djurdjura
Ait Ahmed
Mrs Nhu to Address North Carolina State University
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu of South Vietnam has accepted an invitation to speak at North Carolina State on October 17. Steve Johnston, chairman of the student lectures committee, said the Vietnamese Embassy in Washington informed him of her acceptance.
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Raleigh, N.C
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
North Carolina State
Steve Johnston
Washington
City Council approves J F Williard rezoning with caveat
City Council votes 5 to 3 to rezone the J F Williard property for an industrial park. City Attorney Knox Walker says the vote stands but questions Carrick citizenship and its validity. Mayor Mehan had argued the vote was defeated. Recovery from a heart attack Vance Kester attends briefly. a vote record on Kester was ruled out of order. Walker notes Carrick’s vote may be challenged in court.
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Knox Walker
J.F. Williard
Carrick
Vance Kester
Kester
Mehan
Walker
Arellano Takes Over Honduras In Bloody Coup
Col Osvaldo Lopez Arellano seized power in Honduras after toppling President Ramon Villeda Morales following a military uprising in Tegucigalpa. 21 killed. six soldiers and civilians. Provisional president promises calm as regional tensions rise and other Latin American coups spark U.S. warnings.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Osvaldo Lopez Arellano
Ramon Villeda Morales
Rodas Alvarado
Lopez Arellano
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Americas
Latin America
U.S
United States
Ecuador
Guatemala
Argentina
Peru
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Brazil
Blood pooling in astronauts raises long spaceflight concerns
Houston medical experts warn orthostatic hypotension after long orbital flights could affect next Gemini missions. Walter Schirra and Leroy Cooper Jr reported seven hours of leg blood pooling postflight, with researchers noting lack of weight bearing in space as the cause and prompting discussion on protective clothing and sleep needs for future missions.
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Houston, Tex
U.S
Walter M. Schirral
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles A. Berry
America
Berry
Space Agency
Manned Spacecraft Center
Cooper
Schirra
Earth
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Costa Rica
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