Atmospheric N Tests Loom If Russia Delays Ban
Washington AP The United States plans a series of atmospheric nuclear tests starting in April unless Russia signs a foolproof test ban President Kennedy says Soviet tests last fall showed pain in weaponry Tests will run two to three months and occur over open sea between Christmas Island and Johnston Island Tests will not use superbombs and will likely be less powerful than Soviet detonations Tests may involve experimental devices and warheads on Zeus missiles with launches from Kwajalein or Johnston Island
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
United States
Russia
Kennedy
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
AEC
Christmas Island
Hawaii
U.s.owned
Johnstonsland
U.S
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Pentagon
Army
Air Forced
California
Kwaje-lein
Johnston Island
Pacific
U. S
Kennelly
GOP Backs Scranton Van Zandt in Pennsylvania Ticket
The 44-year-old congressman from Scranton and the 63-year-old from Altoona are positioned for the GOP ticket with county leaders likely to endorse next week. Democratic contenders Dilworth and Clark received party committee support for governor and senator, while primary battles shape the field ahead of May 15.
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Altoona
Scranton
van Zandt
Democratic State Policy Committee
Stephen McCann
Carmichaels
J. Callins McSparran
Lancaster Countian
Pennsylvania State Grange
McSparran
State Elections Bureau
GOP
Newsmen
John Carl Miller
Beaver County
Dilworth
John McClelland
Allegheny County
John Stewart Jr
Philadelphia
George N. Wade
Camp Hill
Cumberland County
Elkins Wetherill
Montgomery County
Woodside
Scott
Millersburg
Chuser
Wood Side
Senate
Bloom
Chester
Scott Scranton
Washington
Fnday
Seizure Of Trujillo Estate Valued At 32 Million
The government in Santo Domingo seized 32.93 million dollars of Rafael Trujillo and family property including more than 22 million in cash. The action covers real estate stocks bonds and other assets tied to the late dictator and relatives.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo
Trujillo
Republic
Fear Two Drowned In Train Crash
A baggage dormitory car overturned on a snowy bank into a lake. Engineer Jess S. Pruitt and fireman Stephen J. Renner, both of Spokane, are missing and feared drowned. About 50 passengers were moved to Spokane by bus. injuries described as mostly minor. The six car involved was near a sharp curve. wrecking crews dispatched from Spokane and Missoula. Conductor Walter St. Clair accounted for all other train personnel. Track clearance time unavailable.
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Jess S. Pruitt
Stephen J. Renner
Spokane
Jess
Milton M. Brown
Minneapolis
Joanne
Schneider
Windom
Minn
Elizabeth Felling
Wayzata
Northern ,Pacific
Walter St. Clair
Missoula
Mont
American Industrialist Stonehill Arrested in Manila Deportation Case
Harry S. Stonehill, long a controversial multimillionaire and war surplus entrepreneur in the Philippines, was arrested and held for possible deportation. The National Bureau of Investigation charged him with tax evasion illegal importation corruption of public officials and assault. The bureau seized documents from Stonehill corporations and detained Stonehill and two American associates the Brooks brothers.
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Stonehill
Robert
John Brooks
Bureau
Brooks Brothers
Americcans
United States
Japan
Australia
Hong Kong
Spain
Switzerland
Bill Proposes Monument To Orbital Flight
Washington senator George Smathers introduced a bill to authorize a monument marking the first U S manned orbital flight. He proposed placing the memorial as near the Cape Canaveral launch site as feasible, tying John H. Glenn Jr.’s historic flight to Kitty Hawk’s pioneer air effort and highlighting the achievement as a major human breakthrough.
Endorsed For Second Term Senator Clark Stays Ambitious
Joseph S. Clark, a lean active 1956 senator from Pennsylvania, won Democratic endorsement for a second six year term amid a career marked by a social conscience. A Harvard graduate and former Philadelphia mayor, he allies with liberal Democrats and Kennedy supporters while touting area redevelopment and unemployment training bills. Clark’s tough campaigning style complements his ivy league reputation and broad state appeal.
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John Koenig JR
Washington
Lean
Joseph S$. Clark
U.S
Pennsylvania
Clark
Philadelphia
Phil Hidelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Democratc
Senate
Congress
North
Midwest
Sen
Paul Douglas
T‘inais
Hobert Humphrey
Minnesota
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Chirk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglaas
Harvard College
University of Pennsylvania Law School
The
Law Review
Makens
Proper Food For Pet Mouse
A Lansing report states a pet mouse owned by David Evans of Melvindale is recovering from a cold with aid from the State Conservation Department. Evans sent 40 cents for mouse food and received feeding tips and some supplies back.
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Lansing
Mich
APJ
David Evans
Melvindale
Aim
State Conservation Department
David
Department
Biolapists
Tim
Tom
Senator Clark Presses Jobs for Wives in Crisis Claim
Sen Joseph Clark Pa warned Friday that women must work while husbands are unemployed, arguing unemployment disturbs family life and communities. He cited job retraining programs as essential and urged Congress to fund immediate work for displaced spouses. Local figures in Luzerne and Lackawanna counties supported expanding employment opportunities for wives facing job loss.
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Gadtes Gerient Workers Union
Argent
Pally
LeWeeney Alst
Prams Recnardson Dilworth
Landslide in Peru Kills Seven in Santa Maria
AP reports a landslide struck Santa Maria near Cue in Peru killing seven and wounding four. Early counts varied with estimates from 60 to 100 dead, later revised to six to eight, as residents fled and some were later reported alive.
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Lima
Peru
Santa Maria
Cue
Conchucos
Eduardo Watson Cisneros
Decision Weighs Nuclear Test Ban Amid World Tension
A battered text reports President Kennedy weighing a global nuclear test ban and verification scheme. It notes the administration considers atmospheric tests unacceptable and hints at potential future moves and international responses.
Kennedy calls for new test ban amid arms race
President Kennedy urged resuming East West talks on a test ban with international inspection, warning that Soviet progress could threaten peace unless the U.S. expands weapons research. Britain supported the proposal, Japan urged reconsideration, and Congress backed Kennedy as Geneva hosts an 18-nation disarmament conference.
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Obituary notices for Alexander Treese and Doherty in Indiana PA
Obituaries note the deaths of MIKE ALEXANDER 89 of Staf ford and FORD WESLEY TREESE 75 of Grant Township Indiana County with service details and funeral arrangements. Additional notices cover LOUISE MILLER DOHERTY widow of Thomas M. Doherty of Indiana Pa and list survivors and burial plans.
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Mike Alexander
Stafford
Bence
Clymer
Ford Wesley Treese
Adrian Hospital
Punxsuawney
Grant Township
Indiana County
Raleigh School
Deckers Point
John
Clara Lydie Treese
Green Township
Annie Spicher Treese
Blaine E. Treese
Marion Center R.D
Elmer
Edna) Ashbaugh
Freeport R. D
Harry H. Treese
Murray L. Treese
Home R.D
Raymond
Cora Belle) Smith
Punxsutawney RD
William Treese
Marion Center
George Treese
Indiana
Norman Treese
Cleveland
Ohio
Austin
Alice} Kerr
Commodore R.D
Erma G. May
Houtsdale
Treese
Montgomery Church of the Brethren
H. D. Raleigh
Hillsdale
Montgomery Cemedry
Louise Miller Doherty
Thomas M. Doherty
Water Street
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Latrobe
M A
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Mary (Miller) Miller
C.D
A. Indiana
Thomas F
Kathleen Doherty
Harrisburg
A. J
Florence) Stahura
Herbert Miller
Pittsburgh
Raymond Miller
Miami
Fla
John McClain
Joseph McClain
Pearl Jacoby
Salen
Congressmen Back N Test ruling in push for deal
Washington AP reports congressional leaders from both parties voiced strong support for President Kennedy's plan to resume atmospheric nuclear testing next month unless the Soviet Union agrees to a verifiable test ban. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield and House Republican Leader Hatleyko joined Dirksen and Holifield in urging action, citing stability and safety considerations.
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Kennedy
United States
Russia
Senate
Democratic
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Montana
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Thinois
House
Charles al Hatlevko
Indiana
Dirksen
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DeCuid
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Annie) Butterworth
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Emma) Watkins
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