Nations Hold Hope For Geneva Talks
The article reports on stalled Geneva talks with the Soviets unlikely to reverse policy, risking renewed atmospheric testing next month. It notes U S Britain and Russia failing to advance a treaty, and a plan to expand the nuclear subcommittee to include smaller nations like Nigeria and Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Russia
Howard Green
Jojo Wachuku
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Rusk
Lord Homer
Brazil
Franceso de San Tiago Dantas
Municipal Bet Payoff Due
Geneva and St Charles hold a special joint session at Geneva's main intersection to settle a bet from a bowling contest. Geneva won by 41 pins, with St Charles Mayor George Neumark and eight council members ordered to sweep pavement at State and Third Streets.
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Geneva, Ill
Geneva
St. Charles
George Neumark
Kennedy Visits Eisenhower Era California For Campus Speech
President Kennedy travels to a winter residence near Eisenhower at Eldorado Country Club and visits the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory at UC. He speaks to a record 88,000 at the Berkeley Charter Day ceremony about space cooperation, knowledge, and a pluralist world order, with Gov. Brown and Regent Edwin Pauley joining the reception in Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Eisenhower
Eldorado Country Club
Kennedy
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California
University
Berkeley
Outer Space
Edmund G. Brown
White House
Alameda Naval Air Station
Edwin W. Pauley
University Board of Regents
Red China Warns U S Aid To S Viet Nam Threatens Peace
Peiping broadcast denounced U S military aid to South Viet Nam as a grave threat to Southeast Asia. It claimed U S planes have intensified bombing and strafing against Diem forces, while Saigon reports US troops could reach 7,000. The text cites China vowing to check U S influence and defend regional security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
S. Viet Nam
Conrad Fine
U.S
South Viet
South Viet Nam
Tokyo
South
Iple
Daily Observer
Peiping
Viet Nam
United States
Diem
Saigon
Independence and Freedom
Washington
Southeast Asia
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Galis Company
Adam Grave
Swoniewski
Four 102s Arrive At Saigon Field
Four U S Air Force F102 jet fighters arrived at Saigon International Airport on a temporary deployment. Officials said the move is for proficiency training and for Allied personnel to learn to operate the high performance aircraft. The U S statement noted there was no indication the jets would be used in combat in South Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Free World Nations
Revolving Altar For Jail Chapel At Muncy
Harrisburg AP The General State Authority awarded 257 610 in contracts Friday for a revolving altar chapel at the state Correctional Institution at Muncy The design by Richard A Yarnall Philadelphia serves Catholic Protestant and Jew The Jacob Gehron Co Williamsport to do general construction 193 900 Heating K J O Brien Bloomsburg 27 320 plumbing Henry O Hei ser Inc Williamsport 9 620 electrical Joseph J Lecce Inc Williamsport 26 770
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
General State Authority
State Correctional Institution At
Muncy
Richard A. Yarnall
Philadelphia
Jacob Gehron Co., Inc
Williamsport
UN Flag Draws Opposition Move
In Northampton Massachusetts the UN flag flies outside City Hall but legal threats loom to remove it. Lottie Corbin a former regent of the Betty Allen Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution filed criminal complaints against nine Northampton officials shortly after the flag was raised on Friday.
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Northampton
Mass
U.N
Lottie S. Corbin
Betty Allen
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gl Protest Leader To Get Trial At Ft Polk
Pfe Bernis Owen a 23 year old reserve soldier from Seadrift Texas faces a special court martial Monday for criticizing a crackdown on protest meetings at Ft Polk He allegedly called the action a hilarious climax to a chain of injustices Owen is charged with disrespect conduct bringing discredit to the armed forces and conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline If convicted he could receive up to six months hard labor and forfeiture of two thirds pay during service
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Ft, Polk
Pfe
Bernis Owen
Seadrift
Tex
Harley B. West
Ft. Polk
Texas 49Th Armored Division
Owen
Maj
James Vance
49Th
Aramburu seeks peace after Argentina revolt
Gen. Pedro Aramburu the revolt hero meets top army navy and air force leaders in a three hour predawn conference to mediate President Frondizi's crisis. No agreement reached as talks continue with optimism mixed among participants. Aramburu planned a nationwide TV radio address while naval leaders denied any ultimatum to Frondizi.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Aramburu
Frondizi
Hhe
Jorge Palma
Navy
Gaston Clement
Clement
Convicted Robber Seeks Freedom to wed Love Interest
Walpole Massachusetts AP reports Joseph A Flaherty 39 a convicted robber and rapist and Canadian woman France McKearney 33 seek board approval to marry. Flaherty cites love as turning point while McKearney urges early release noting their ongoing correspondence and plans for a family. He faces a 35 to 47 1 year sentence with parole possible in 1964.
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Walpole
Mass
Joseph
A. Flaherty
Flaherty
France
Kearney
Parale Board
Massachusetts
Cherry Hill
Old State Prison
Charlestown
Somerville
Boston
Rnt
Yukon
Ras Mance
Six Die In Charlottesville Rooming House Fire
A three story frame building in Charlottesville Virginia burned early today killing six people and possibly a seventh. Firefighters recovered six bodies by midmorning and searched the ruins for another victim believed trapped. Officials had identified five bodies as two elderly men and three middle aged men, with identities not yet confirmed.
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Charlottesville
APJ
Lawrence dismisses Dilworth reception as overemphasized
Harrisburg AP report says Gov. Lawrence downplayed reports of a chilly Dilworth reception at a Pittsburgh GOP event. Lawrence called Dilworth undiscouraged and noted the county leaders’ absence did not affect the overall reception. he also addressed delayed semindominium school subsidies and potential changes in the Elections Bureau. He expressed satisfaction with Pharmacy Board operations amid past controversies and hinted at planned changes in the elections office.
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Harrisburg
Richardson Dilworth
Allegheny County
Lawrence
Dilworth
Democratic Organization
Pittsburgh
William D. McClerland
McClelland
David Baldwin
Bude Ket
Pharmacy Board
Elections Bureau
School Bus Driver Found Not Guilty in Colorado Tragedy
Duane Harms, 23, bus driver in a deadly derailment near Greeley Colorado, was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter after a nightlong jury deliberation. The crash killed 20 children and injured 17 others when Harms' bus collided with a Union Pacific train on December 14. The jury ruled no criminal negligence proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Greeley
Colo
Duane Harrs
Judy
Wilbur Harms
Fleming
Harms
Donald A. Carpenter
Carpenter
Union Pacific
Here
Auto Group Seeks More Research On Smog
DETROIT AP The Auto mobile Manufacturers Association says the House Appropriations Committee added 1 million to the Public Health Service budget for smog research but criticized private auto industry research. The group notes 1963 models will add positive crankcase ventilation systems to recirculate unburned fuel. California has used these systems for two years, and experts at a Detroit SAE meeting say progress on reducing unburned hydrocarbons continues, though more work is needed. The committee urged automakers to boost engine efficiency rather than pursue costly complex inspection systems.
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Detroit
Automobile Manufacturers Association
House Appropriations Committee
Lright
Public Health Service
The
S Association
John T. Middleton
California
1 .Middleton
Society of Automotive Engineers
Kyber Pass Welcome To Jacqueline Kyber Pass Welcome To Jacqueline
Obituary notes for Leona Adele Myers and coverage of Jacqueline Kennedy's visit to Pakistan recounting her arrival at Peshawar Jamrud and Khyber Pass ceremonies. Tribesmen welcomed her with a decorated sheep. funeral plans are listed for Myers with details on services and interment in Indiana.
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Leona Adele Myers
Grant Street
Indiana
Frances Lewine
Peshawar
Pakistan
Cascade County
Iowa
James Pontaed
Agnes (Glascow) Bevan
Sheorthwest Frontier
Rayne Township
Asx
Tate
Queline Kennedy
Ciil
Edgar Myers
Fort
Frederick
Laura) Simpson
Alliberty
Arthur
Agnes
U.S
Aspinwall
Floyd
Ella) Bai
Frank A. Lawrence
Kennedy
Graystone United Presbyterian
Francisj Church
Gary Powers
Oakland Cemetery
Indiplane
Injana
Soviet Union
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Mrs. Kennedy
Khyber Pass
Central Asia
Jamrud
South Asia
Rawalpindi
Karachi
Obituaries for Mrs. Marion Kuhns and James Roser of Homer City
Two death notices from Blairsville and Homer City list Marion Allen Kuhns passing March 2 1962 in Indiana Hospital born March 28 1897 in Ligonier and wife of C W Kuhns with surviving children and extended family. James Shelton Roser age 77 died March 21 1962 in Clarksburg with extensive survivors listed. services set for March 25 at George Askew Funeral Home Homer City. Both notices note funeral arrangements and interment details.
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Marion Allen Kuhns
West Market Street
Blairsville
Indiana Hospital
Ligonier
George
Margaret Allen
United Brethren and Evangelical Church of
C.W. Kuhns
Thomas
Katharine) Forsythe
Butler
Gordon
Dorothy) McDonald
Jamestown
N.Y
Florine Kunkle
George A
Joseph H
Greensburg
Gertrude Wilhelm
Youngstown
Ferguson and Son Funeral Home
Howard Smith
Ligonier Valley
James Shelton Roser
Clarksburg
W. Va
Samuel A
Romina Lewis Roser
Brush Valley
Agnes
Lewis
Martha
Homer City
Wilmer E
Russell S
Indiana
Irwin W
Rouseville
James F
Philadelphia
Bess Roser
Roser
George Askew
Gail McQueen
Greenwood Cemetery
Britain Cuts Official Bank Rate Again
London AP reports Britain lowered the official bank rate by half a percentage point to 5 percent. The move reflects sterling strength and follows four prior reductions since July’s crisis. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s experts expect it to boost sales and spending and ease home-economy strains.
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London
Britain
Bank of England
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy to lift secrecy on most stockpile items
President Kennedy is expected to declassify 71 of 74 stockpile items next week, leaving three materials restricted for potential national security impact. Sen. Stuart Symington notes the move will enable an inquiry into overstocked wartime reserves, with 12 major items publicly detailed and valued at about 6.11 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Senate Armed Services
Senate
Haris
Scranton Reconsiders Resigning House Seat
FRANKLIN PA AP Congressman William W Scranton told GOP leaders he plans to finish his current congressional term and not resign to pursue the gubernatorial bid. He criticized the state administration as hiring payroll staff for the Democratic campaign and outlined staff moves between Scranton and Harrisburg.
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Franklin, Pa
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Congress
Lawrence
Harrisburgh
Scranston
Adly
Ernest J. Garda
Sail
William Kiesling
Harrisburg
Joseph L. Carigg
Washington
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