East West Discuss Nuclear Treaty Talks Stall at Geneva
Washington DC US disarmament chief William C Foster heads to Geneva as East West negotiations on an anti nuclear testing treaty stall. The Soviet Union rejects higher on site inspections and ends the three nation talks. The US says it might accept seven inspections annually with meaningful procedures, a move that faces Senate opposition and support that argues for eight or more inspections.
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Washington
William C. Foster
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Foster
U.S
Kennedy
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
U.S. Senate
Senate
Betancourt Calls Hijacking a World Problem
Venezuelan President Betancourt, nearing the end of a four day visit, says the hijacking of a Venezuelan freighter by pro Casio forces is a worldwide problem. He weighs appeals to the United Nations or World Court if Brazil refuses to hand over the hijackers. Betancourt, who met with President Kennedy, planned a 5th birthday observance and a wreath at Bolivar statue before a luncheon with Gov. Rockefeller, then a trip to Miami and Mexico City. Police in New York monitored potential demonstrations by restless leftists during his visit.
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New York
Romulo Betancourt
United Nations Security Council
World Court
Brazil
Betancourt
Kennedy
Washington
Central Park
Simon Bolivar
Tarrytown
N.Y
Nelson A. Rickefeller
Miami
Fla
Mexico City
U Thant
Anzategui
Weather report notes January precipitation and cloudy spell
January weather review records precipitation totals and cloudy trends. The report cites prior year figures and mentions notable names in the meteorology notes.
Two Captains Cleared in De Gaulle Assassination Plot
Paris AP report says police released two of four suspects in the De Gaulle assassination plot. Captains Maurice Maulbon D'Arbaumont and Jacques Gye Jacquot were found to have no role in plans to shoot President Charles de Gaulle with a high powered rifle during his visit to the Ecole Militaire.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Maurice Maulbon D'Arbaumont
Jacques Gye- Jacquot
de Gaulle
Ecole Militaire
Kennedy Programs Face Slim Chance in Congress
President Kennedy’s medical care and education proposals face slim odds as Senate gridlock deepens. Democratic leaders lament wasted weeks while liberals clash with Southern Democrats over rules. Kennedy’s two major plans, tax reform and broad school aid, struggle amid intergroup opposition and procedural fights.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Sen
Mansfield
Madison Square Garden
White House
Souvenir shell kills farm youth in Beaver Dam
In Beaver Dam Wisconsin a military mortar shell kept as a souvenir exploded in the hands of a 15 year old youth, Ricky Dunant, killing him and starting a fire that destroyed his home. He was one of ten children of Mr and Mrs Robert Dunia.
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Beaver Dam
Wis.ap
Ricky Dunant
Robert Dunia
Washington's Great Name Was Augustus Garland
Arkansas centennial piece recalls Augustus H. Garland as Washington's notable figure. The article traces Garland’s boyhood near Ret River, education at Washington Male Academy and Oxford, and rise from lawyer to governor and U S Attorney General, highlighting his Civil War era stance and final Washington DC life.
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Washington
Augustus H. Garland
George
Arkansas
Pioneer Washington Foundation
Republic of Texas
Hope Star
Gladstone
Tennessee
Gus Garland
Washington, D. c
Ret River
Garland
Garland City
Springhill
Gus
Gossvoth
Washington Male Academy
Rufus
Kentucky
Oxford University
England
Brooks
Baxter
Apkansar
Augustis H. Garland
Washington, DC
Nds
Rice Trustees Seek End to Racial Bar at Rice University
Rice University Trustees asked a Houston court to remove racial restrictions from admissions and to abandon the free tuition policy. They argued lifting the limits would help Rice become a leading world university. The petition cites founder William Marsh Rice, slain in 1900, and notes tuition costs rising with faculty needs.
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Houston
Tex
Rice University
Phil Peden
Rice
William Marsh Ries
Springfield
Mass
New York City
Russians claim parity with foreign weapons in military news
Soviet leaders and high ranking officers published articles ahead of Armed Forces Day, asserting the USSR can match or surpass any abroad. The 45th anniversary of the first Communist fighting force is noted with claims of military parity and strength.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U S Ready to Concede More in Test Ban Talks
American disarmament chief William Foster signaled willingness to reduce on-site inspection numbers in talks with the Soviet Union. He added the United States would not make further concessions without a clear understanding of the principles governing on-site inspections to ensure each visit is meaningful.
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U.S
Washington
William Foster
United States
Soviet Union
Romance Started Long Time Ago in Apaulo Kansas
Mr and Mrs Marry W Sherar celebrate their 72nd wedding anniversary in Apaulo Kansas recalling a romance that began when she was an 11 year old schoolteacher at Spring Ridge and he a pupil. They live on a retired farm near Spring Ridge and plan a 12 mile Ottawa dinner with daughter Dorothy Nutt. They have seven grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren with no family deaths in the lineage.
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Apaulo
Kan
W. Sherar
Sherar
Spring Ridge
Here
Shear
Ottawa
Dorothy Nutt
John Linday
San Jose
Calif
Harold
Grand Junction
Cato
Sherat's
Te Lanity
Thomas J. Clark, 60, Dies Friday in Hempstead County
Thomas J. Clark, 60, longtime Spring Will resident, died Friday afternoon of a heart attack while mending fences near his home. Survivors include his wife Mil dred Garner Clark, two sons, one daughter, a brother, five grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were set for Sunday at 2 pm at Spring Hill Methodist Church with Rev. James Shaddax officiating and Qakerest Funeral Flame of Hope in charge.
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Thomas J. Clark
Hempstead County
Spring Will
Spring Hill Methodist Church
Mildred Garner Clark
Thomas
U.S. Air Force
Columbus
Miss
Raymond Clark
Hopes
Jessie Brown
Spring Hill
Alex
Prescott
James Shaddax
John Walker
Qakerest
Flame of Hope
Four Leaders Quit SRAUL Junta Amid Major Shakeup in Korea
Four leaders resigned from South Korea's ruling group in a major political shakeup described as the biggest since a past milestone. The move comes as tensions rise within the ruling establishment and signals potential shifts ahead of upcoming events.
U S Officials Dismiss Soviet Cuba Threat as Bluster
Washington officials called the Moscow threat to Cuba as blast and bluster. Secretary Rusk said speeches won t change force dynamics while McNamara outlined policy to end Castroism. Russell said U S planes will shoot down Cuban MIGs and Knox warned of retaliation if attacked.
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Washington
Cuba
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Fidel Castro
Moscow
United States
Dean Rusk
Senate Armed Services Committee
Robert
McNamara
U.S
Richard B.russell
D-Ga
Russell
McNamany
Tie
Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Washington Is Honored at Paisley School Assembly
The Paisley Fifth Grade led a Friday program on George Washington with essays read by Philip Watkins Philip Caot Mary Alice Ray and Virginia Moody. A carol group sang Father of the Land We Love and Mrs Mavis Dickenson presented an American flag to the school for the Fourth grade Jimmy Langston excepted the flag. The pledge of allegiance followed as the group saluted the flag.
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Paisley School
Baoul
George Washington
Washington
Philip Watkins
Phillip Caot
Mary Alice Ray
Virtginia Moody
Mavis Dickenson
Américan Legion Auxiliary
Jimmy Langston
Cases Postponed in Pulaski County Gambling Hearings
Fourteen persons charged with operating gambling houses in Pulaski County had their cases postponed to May to await final legislative action on gambling matters. Circuit Judge William J. Kirby reported the delays after juries were scheduled to begin trials this week.
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Little Rock
Pulaski County
William J. Kirby
West Baden Hotel’s Gambling Era Recalled in West Baden
An AP report recalls the West Baden Springs Hotel era when gambling drew a high society crowd led by figures like Al Capone. After the 1929 crash, the casino functions vanished, the springs faded, and the domeed resort was repurposed as West Baden College for Jesuit seminarians in Indiana.
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West Baden
Ind
West Baden Springs
Scarface AL Capone
Indiana
West Bade College
Chicago
Detroit
Stiny
Lee W. Sinclair
Sinclair
Tax program under congressional review faces deduction floor
Congress surveys the administration plan to place a 5 percent income floor on personal deductions like interest and local taxes. Deductions would apply only to amounts exceeding 5 percent of income, a change opposed by philanthropic groups and real estate interests. The tax package aims to cut rates to reduce the take by 13.6 billion yearly, offset mainly by the 5 percent deduction floor.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
King
Beep Life-sustaining Pacemaker Saves Woman in Surgery
Beep sound from an implanted pacemaker steadied Catherine Guntrup of Corning after heart stoppages during and after gall bladder surgery at Binghamton General Hospital. Surgeons opened her chest, performed open heart massage, and attached the device which jolts the heart back to life when needed. She later returned to work at a Corning credit bureau with her husband Wilfred.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Sid Catherine Guntrup
Corning
Binghamton General Hospital
Jason KK
Mayer
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