Goldwater presses Cuba clause delaying treaty
Sen. Barry Goldwater urged a formal reservation postponing the nuclear test ban treaty’s effectiveness until the USSR removes all nuclear weapons, weapons capable of carrying warheads, and military personnel from Cuba. He said the pact could require renegotiation if adopted with the reservation.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy Gromyko talks spark Lausche critique
Senator Lausche of Ohio attacked President Kennedy for willingness to discuss easing East West tensions with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko. Minnesota Senator Humphrey replied that Kennedy would meet with the devil if he believed it necessary.
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Frank J.lausche
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Mumperey
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Johnson Meets Erlander in Friendly 75 Minute Talks
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson spent 75 minutes with Swedish Premier Tage Erlander and called it an excellent meeting. He said the session was useful though not a negotiating one, focusing on economic and political issues and bilateral trade prospects as his Scandinavia goodwill tour continues through Finland Norway and Denmark. Topics included Africa Laos Vietnam and the nuclear test ban treaty as well as freer world trade. The talks followed a White House visit by Soviet envoy Gromyko and remarks by Lausche criticizing Gromyko as untrustworthy in missile crisis diplomacy. President Kennedy may face further discussions with Gromyko this fall on easing tensions, while Republican leaders weigh their positions.
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Talks End in Pakistan Visit With Mixed Signals
U S Undersecretary George Ball capped a three day Pakistan trip saying talks were excellent and a better mutual understanding exists. He did not get a promise from Ayub Khan to curb ties with China but affirmed U S defense commitments. Ball heads to Portugal next to brief Salazar as Kennedy plans a report Monday.
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Birmingham Schools Close As Integration Dramatizes Crisis
Birmingham and West End Ramsay and Graymont high schools were ordered shut as violence and bombings marked desegregation efforts. Arthur Shores home bombed again while clashes with police and National Guardsmen followed a night of rioting. Legal action to halt integration loomed, with City Board of Education agreeing to the stay and Wallace pressing for temporary closures.
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Kennedy To Salute Republicans On Conservation Tour
President Kennedy will salute Theodore Roosevelt and Gifford Pinchot at the start of a 10 state conservation tour later this month. He may begin Sept 25 at Milford Pa visiting Pinchot home, a future national historic site, then proceed to Duluth and other cities for conservation and resource development visits. The White House calls the trip nonpolitical though some stops could aid campaign efforts. JFK plans include San Francisco Salt Lake City Portland and Duluth with a Agriculture Department address in Duluth.
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Village Has 40 Orphans From Humlikon Air Crash
Switzerland mourns after a Swissair Caravelle crash near Duerrenaesch kills 74 aboard and 8 locals, including Humlikon’s mayor and most of its council. The tragedy wipes out a large portion of the farming village, leaving 40 orphans and prompting prayers and questions about fate and safety. An American passenger from Rockton, Illinois, is among the dead. Investigators rule out foul play as rumors swirl about sabotage.
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Rockton, Ill
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Barred List Repealed In Gloucester History
In Gloucester Massachusetts the barred liquor list, used since Prohibition to bar known drunkards and intoxicated individuals, was voted out by the town liquor licensing board on a Wednesday night. The list, rarely used recently, required only a relative or bartender to file a complaint. The board cited a possible civil suit from a careless mistake as the reason to drop the list, though officials could not prove fault.
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Diem Declares Buddhist Crisis Closed in Vietnam
In Saigon AP dispatch Diem reaffirms he remains Vietnam's chief of state and says the Buddhist crisis and raids on pagodas are closed. He defends his role against calls his brother Nhu controls government and notes all detainees will be released.
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Longer Viet Nam War Predicted By AP Analysis
AP News analysis by Fred S. Hoffman reports that South Viet Nam turmoil shifts U.S. military thinking toward a longer anti communist war and extended American involvement. The piece notes earlier three year victory hopes were optimistic. Cyrus Vance plans a Pacific tour, including South Viet Nam, to assess the situation and report to Defense Secretary McNamara, while public comments are avoided.
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