US and USSR enter high level talks on nuclear treaty
Washington reports renewed, high level negotiations between the United States and the Soviet Union aimed at breaking the deadlock on a treaty to curb nuclear weapons. Officials say several important issues remain but misunderstandings have been reduced during recent talks. The report covers broader global tensions and other related international notes.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Soviet Union
Mexico fire claims 12 in family quarters
A gasoline explosion caused a blaze in a Valle Hermosa warehouse housing the Francisco Vargas family. Twelve family members died and eight bodies were recovered. the sole survivor was a grown son who escaped through a back door. The village lies about 200 miles south of Brownsville, Texas.
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Valle Nermosa
Mexico
Francisco Vargas
Valle Hermosa
Brownsville
Tex
Lions Escape From Overturned Circus Van In France
Six lions escaped after a circus van overturned on a northern France highway between Lille and Paris. Police and firefighters tracked the beasts through forests near Seclin and Phalempin, surrounding and recapturing them. one lion was killed with machine gun fire when it lunged at a roustabout. Each animal was valued at about $1,600, according to the owners.
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Algiers
Parsons
Fands
Saigon
Berlin
Bor J
Viet Nam
Algeria
West Berlin
Sten
Lille
France
UPI
Paris
Seclin
Phalempin
Cus
Johnson proposes reserve call up and new Transport Dept plan
The article outlines proposed powers for invoking reserve forces to assist in Vietnam and details a Senate House conference compromise on a cabinet level Department of Transportation. It notes discussions on inflation controls, anti poverty programs, and a $4.0 billion public works and housing package, with moves toward final legislative actions.
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House Senate
Verson
Maritime Administration
Johnson
Russell
Charefdt
Viet Nam
9Th Congress
Senthe
Senate Labor Cliate Finance Committee
Johnson Lion
House
U.S
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Rouse
Senate
Johnny McCormacksis
Martha Raye
Honeymoon tragedy and other scattered news items
A Las Vegas honeymoon ends in tragedy as Clara Wexler dies after a truck strike, with Louis Wexler and bystander Lilian MacDonald among the injured. Separately, U S authorities arrest LSD advocate Timothy Leary in New York after arrival from Canada. a dog-to-human cornea transplant is performed in Jacksonville with limited prospect of sight. The column also notes a family fortune winner and a Guinness record beer-drinking feat in England.
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New York
LSD
Timothy Leary
United States
U.S
Leary
Harvard University
la Guardia
Toronto
Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Duval Medical Center
Jacksonville
Fla
Jose L. Zubero
Zubera
Mexican ex-president Lopez Mateos vacationing near L A
Mexican Consulate reports former President Adolfo Lopez Mateos in the Los Angeles area on vacation. Length and exact location undisclosed. He arrived by private plane and was said to be staying with friends. A spokesman noted he is not feeling well and requests privacy. Part of the visit may include San Francisco.
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Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Los Angeles
Lopes Matens
San Francisco
Coffee Overuse Tied to Highway Accidents
Dr. Dale G. Friend of the Massachusetts Medical Society told the New England Highway Traffic Safety Conference that drinking 8 to 12 cups of coffee daily can make a person a potential road hazard. He warned excess coffee causes jumpiness dizziness and may contribute to accidents.
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Dale G. Friend
The
Massachusetts Medical Society
New England Highway Traffic Safety Conference
Judy Garland Sues CMA Over Misused Funds
Judy Garland files a damage suit in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking more than 3 million dollars from former agents Creative Management Associates and its officers Freddie Fields and David Begelman. The suit alleges deliberate misappropriation of funds and wrongful withholding of assets. Sid Luft previously pursued a similar action.
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Judy Garland
Godfrey Isaac
Creative Management Associates
CMA
L.A
Freddie Fields
David Begelman
Sid Luft
Zip Code Week note sent to South Carolina official
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien praised Gov. Robert McNair for a prompt response to a ZIP Code Week proclamation. A mailing intended for the governor was sent to the wrong building, street, and ZIP Code, causing a mix up in the process.
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U.S
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Robert McNair
South Carolina
O'Brien
McNair
Ike Kin Split In Suit By Eisenhower Brother
Edgar N. Eisenhower 77 brother of former President Eisenhower filed for divorce from Lucille Eisenhower in Tacoma Washington. The attorney cited burdensome home life and sought to restrain use of the Eisenhower name. Suit filed at 4 30 p m by John J Reha Jr a partner in the plaintiffs law firm.
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Edgar N. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Lucille
Tacoma
Wash
John J. Reha Jr
Plaintiff
Indebendent editorial office and staff listing
A fragmented OCR shows the Indentment publication listing editors and offices. Names include Herman Ridder Daniel Ridder Harold Mines and William Braam with executives Miles Sinex and Mark Ealey. Advertising reps and law firm Ferguson Walker are noted with offices in major cities including Atlanta Chicago Dallas Los Angeles Minneapolis New York Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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Danial H. Ridder
Harold M. Mines
Aisi
Dakall
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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Germany
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Fed
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Albert
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Senate Finance Committee
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Outer Space
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Powerinr
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Java Lanes
Angel
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Chip” Clark
Hollywood Revue
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Chan
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D.C
Yann
Combined News Services
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Las Vegas
Louis
Clara
Dhanel
Les Smith
Joseph Hesbeck
Smith
Clara Wexler
Lilian MacDonald
Wexler
Louis Wexler
Carol Donahue
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rosemary Jelneck
Swartz Creek
Flint
Gulpie
Robert Thain
Cock Inn
Braintree
Guiness Book of Records
Walker
Oxford
R. Roland Reynolds
Richmond
Meurding Géons
Physeiana
J. Louis Reynolds
Reynolds Aluminum
SCION
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Doris Duke
Newport, R.I
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Judy Sues
General Electric
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Long Beach Blvd
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