Hosmer TV debate on nuclear test bans sparks split views
LA Collins notes Congressman Craig Hosmer opposes full open inspection in nuclear testing talks with the Soviets, arguing that reduced safeguards leave detection weak while Senator Humphrey and the President push for broader assurances. Hosmer cites Soviet bargaining, a need for on site verification, and skepticism of Communist promises. Long Beach column ends with a stance favoring inspecting measures and distrust of Communist integrity.
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Detective credits world record robbery of perfume shops
A Buenos Aires police report credits a lone robber with a world record after holding up three perfume shops of the same chain within a single block. The masked gunman fled with about $10.
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McNamara Outlines Defense Plan and Nuclear Deterrence
In congressional remarks Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara outlines a defense budget of 53.7 billion dollars with plans to triple the quick strike arsenal, tighten defenses, and pursue arms control. He says the aim is to defeat the Communists without triggering a strategic nuclear war, as U S and Soviet deterrence makes direct attacks unfeasible.
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Reluctant Evaluator Testifies on Tex Fighter Contract
Air Force Colonel John L. Gregory told Senate investigators he reluctantly signed documents favoring General Dynamics three months after the TEX fighter contract. He admitted later doubts about the claims and said he faced no direct pressure. The documents, prepared at Air Force Secretary Eugene Zeckert’s request, were used to question Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. Gregory co-chaired the board that initially recommended Boeing for the $6 billion supersonic plane.
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Kennedy Walks With King Hassan Down Washington
President Kennedy escorted King Hassan of Morocco on a five minute walk from the White House to the guest house in a spring day parade of pedestrians. The secret service and reporters watched as they extended the stroll beyond the limousine ending at the White House gate. The King called it the healthiest activity since his arrival four days earlier.
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Public figures in medical, legal, and crime news fragments
Lady Bird Johnson undergoes a Mayo Clinic routine exam in Minneapolis. Paris author Francoise Sagan is granted a divorce in Paris. An Army general undergoes surgery in Washington. An ex convict linked to a Whittier officer kidnapping and robbery case is arrested in San Francisco, closing a March warrant inquiry.
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Lyndon Johnson
Mayo Clinic
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Art Schroll
Instructor Guilty and Hotel Fire Kill Four in Back Bay
The report covers a military court review for a sergeant named Slay found guilty on 13 counts of mistreatment with two years’ possible review by higher courts. Separately, a five alarm blaze at the Sherry Biltmore Hotel in Boston’s Back Bay killed four and injured at least 26, forcing nearly 100 guests to flee. Among the dead were a Quito couple and a Cambridge resident, with others rescued from the six story hotel. The blaze’ cause remains under investigation as the theatre company cast of The Sound of Music escaped.
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Arts Aide Retires from Fine Arts Commission
President Kennedy announced on Friday the retirement of David Finley from the Commission of Fine Arts where he has served for 20 years.
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Kennedy
David Finley
Commission of Fine Arts
Welfare Night Raids Suspended By Board
The board suspended night wards and halted enforcement while adopting a statewide policy. It conceded its current rules had permitted racial and religious discrimination in admissions to boarding and child care homes, and pledged reforms at a meeting in Vineet Redding.
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Redding
Edison Way Cleared to Buy Power Line
Southern California Edison Co was authorized by the California Power Commission to purchase a 175000 dollar electric transmission line between Seal Beach and China Incorporation of 24 miles of the line into the existing Edison system will allow the company to serve customer growth requirements without the construction of new facilities Edison officials said.
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