Blame Split in Alliance Triggers Break in N-Talks
The United States and allies ended disarmament discussions in New York after a split in the Atlantic alliance, a move seen as De Gaulle driven. Khrushchev pressed for limited inspections while Kennedy sought broader access, signaling renewed Western fragility in East-West diplomacy.
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John M. Wightower
State Department
Washington
Khrushchev
Tarre
Atlantic Alliance
Charles Des Gaulle
New York
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.S
de Gaulle
Kennedy
United States
Britain
Ion
Red China
Lievo Khrushchev
Cuba
Red
China
Western Alliance
Europe
U.N
Khrush
White House
Gale Force Winds Strike N California and West
A massive Pacific storm disrupted travel from Honolulu to Vancouver and drenched Northern California. Five deaths blamed in California with a missing boy amid widespread power outages and flood risks across Oregon, Washington, Nevada, and Idaho. Winds up to 59 mph. Snow and ice affected Washington, Oregon, and the Rockies as temperatures swung wildly from thaw to freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Queen Elizabeth
England
Prince Philip
Edmonton
Alberta
Vancouver
B.C
California
Weather Bureau
Oregon
Washington
Yakima Valley
Portland
Nevada
Reno
Natonal Guard
Truckee
Casinos
Walter
Keng
Ae Lane More
Napa
San Francisco
Downton
Tax Changes Face Real Estate and Charity Leaders
Real estate and charity officials weigh Kennedy tax proposals with uncertainty over itemized deductions. A 5 percent threshold could curb home mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and charitable gifts, complicating homeowner appeal and philanthropic giving as Congress studies the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Meisler Washington
Kennedy
Daniel F. Sheehan Sr
St. Louis
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Congress
National Association of Home Builders
Long
Obituary notices from Indiana area span multiple lives
A batch of obituaries and notices from Robinson-Lytle's in Indiana and surrounding townships report deaths of Mrs Mabel C De Vinny Robert E Thomas Uriah Brown George Frances Casagrando Sylvia Casagrando Alonza Henry Ellsworth Blanchard and others. Services set in Indiana, Clymer and Heilwood with church rites, interments at St Bernard's Greenwood and St Patrick's Caneron's Bottom, reflecting community loss and funeral arrangements.
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Mabel C. de Vinny
Jozette
New York
United Community Funds
Robert E. Thomas
Indiana
Rocklin
Alimenia
Combinal Councils of America
Catholic Charition
Lmita J
Washington
Ares Ten Aboe
Assumption Church
Ernest
George Amend
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Church Street
Lewis M
Mary Fleming Thomas
Colorado
California
Harry Thomas
Hagerstown
Leonard
Edna) i Longwill
Clymer
David
Dorothy) Livingston
Clearfield
Thomas
Sylvia Casagrando
St. John the Baptist Church
Heilwood
Rather Edward F. Higgins
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Caneron's Bottom
Donald
Bowser
Plumville
Puheral
Defense policies split as Canada faces nuclear issue
Debated in Commons over Diefenbaker's stance on Canada’s nuclear role and U S criticism. Opposition accuses the Prime Minister of dodging a clear answer while ministers clash with the State Department over Canada’s defense policies and perceived intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diefenbaker I
State Department
Canada
Diefenbaker
U.S
A Harkness
Commons
United States
Liberal Party
Paul Martin
Harkness
API
Potato Chip Firm Founder Wise Dies
Berwick Pa AP Farl V Wise Sr 64 founder of Wise Potato Chip Co died today The firm is among the world s largest potato chip makers and Berwick s biggest industry Wise had been ill for months but returned home from a Philadelphia hospital last week He founded the company in and distributed potato chips east of the Mississippi employing 110 at its plant Wick roaster The senior Wise led years in business and was a lay leader in the Evangelical United Brethren Church Other survivors include his widow and several daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick
Farl V. Wise Sr
Wise Potato Chip Co
Wise
Philadelphia
Mississippi River
Jear Aoson
Hark Vo Feo
Robert
Pennsylvania
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Tag
Britain and Italy push for new coalition and talks in Rome
Mac and Fanfani backed a plan to form a Britain Italy Belgium and Netherlands grouping to counter Paris Bonn. The talks in Rome aimed to ease Western alliance tensions after Britains Brussels EEC bid collapse. Heath and Herter join UK officials seeking mutual tariff cuts under the U S Trade Expansion Act to aid exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanfani
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Rome
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
France
Macmillan
Western Alliance
European Economic Community
Brussels
Edward Heath
Mespsagpero
Macamillan
Chivi Palace
London
Christian A
Herter
Kennedy
Lord Horne
United States
New Rocket For Moon Shot Tested
BEAUMONT Calif AP a new rocket passed a milestone on the way to the moon though it never left the ground. The two ton solid fuel motor is designed to jerk the Apollo capsule to safety in event of an explosion during launch of the Saturn moon rocket. The test at Lockheed near Beaumont was declared a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Calif
Lockheed Propulsion Ca
Es Taciiy
George Lemke
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Man arraigned for street killing convicted in Erie County
Erie County Court jury found Axia Patterson, 19, guilty of first degree manslaughter for a street corner killing last June 23 in Buffalo. Victim John Witherspoon, 46, died in the clash. Sentencing set for February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Erie County
Axia Patterson
Islaughter
John Witherspoon
Unique Announcement Of Candidacy In May Primary
Franklin County commissioner chairman Ausherman announced his candidacy for re election in the May primary. The Waynesburg Record herald carried his ad promising Republican leadership, party loyalty, and campaign to serve all residents of Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasYive
Sqiku
Paleity
Joe Ww. Ausherman
Pranklin County
Waynesburg
Rank Jin County
Imposter Demara Indicted In Federal Fraud Case
Ferdinand Demara known as The Great Imposter was indicted in Boston on mail fraud charges for posing as a teacher in Winchendon. The grand jury says he used false records to obtain a high school job and salary, with potential penalties up to $1,000 fine and five years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ferdinand Demara
Winchendon
Demara
Demuaray
Demara Wasi
Korea
Texas
Maine
Deny Change In Sheppard Jail Status
Ohio's Pardon and Parole Commission voted 4-0 to not recommend any change in the second degree murder sentence of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard. He remains in prison with a minimum 10 year term, eligibility for parole after time served. The clemency hearing included an unusual claim by Ariane Tebben-son, a German divorcee, seeking marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Pardon and Parole Commission
Samuel H. Sheppard
Bay Village
Sheppard
Orban
Ariane
Tebbensongins
Dusseldurt
West Ger- Wons
Federal Post Announced For FDR Jr
Roosevelt Jr. was named to an assistant secretary of commerce post in a White House release. Salinger denied any understandings of a promotion. Roosevelt, a former New York congressman, is credited with vigorous Kennedy support in 1960 and has business ties in Washington. Also named was Dr. Richard H. Holton to head economic affairs, subject to Senate confirmation.
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Roosevelt
Hodges
Salinger
Hodes
Congress
New York
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Ile
West Virginia
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Richard H. Holton
Berkeley
Calif
Senate
Bridge Hand Ends Up In Court
In London AP reports a bridge hand led to a libel case in the high court. Victor Mollo sued over a review by Mayer of his bidding book Modern Bidding and a Listener magazine article. Justice McNair dismissed Molloy aide suit, ordering Molloy to pay three-day hearing costs.
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London
South
North
High Court
Bab Ward Maver
Victor Molla
Fiield
Molto
William McNair
Mayer
The
Times
Justice McNair
Athoraxy
Molloy
British Broadcasting Corp
Publihers Gb
Ardiney
Molla
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Auburn
Elmira College
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Washington Street
Indiana Hospital
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Elizabeth Gaston Brown
Cherryhill Township
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Oakes Lumber Co
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp
Fla
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U.S. Army
Panayma Canal Zone
Floyd B
West Pike
Marie) Smith
New Kensington
Lloyd
Florence
R.D
Robinson-Lytle
Gene Leroy Clawson
Kathryn Marie Clawson
Jefferson Street
Bence
Pam
Sadie Suffler
Robert Marsh
Sample Run
George (Frantz) Ferrence
Montgomery
Cherry Tree R.D
Arcadia
Adrian ‘Hospital
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Raleigh Funeral Home
Hillsdale
Alonza
Lon” Henry
Two Lick Drive
Grant I Township
Indiana County
Samuel Ellsworth
Laura Alice Gaston Henry
Ernest, Creekside
Gipsy
Ellsworth E. Blanchard
Margaret ‘Toomey Blanchard
Mingst
Mediana Hospital
Austin
Peter and
Jane Lazote Blanchard
Bine Porium
Ernest Mir Rhinehird
Asstemptions Church
Iernest
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Vile Butler
Pal Cap
Rob Vlan
Johnnie
Lindsay Schmidt
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Schmidt
Melbourne Herald
Mac
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Butler
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