Kennedy Proposes Permanent U S Disarmament Agency
President Kennedy called for a permanent U S disarmament agency with sweeping powers to draft plans negotiate and enforce any future arms control agreement. The autonomous bureau would replace the current Disarmament Administration and report to the president and secretary of state to coordinate long term Cold War disarmament efforts.
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Dsarmamesnt
White House
Heckling Husband Sued for Divorce
Celebrity singer Joan O'Brien testified that her husband caused a disturbance at a Hollywood club, leading to their separation and custody dispute. She outlined a long marital rift tied to conflicts over his behavior and a series of domestic quarrels.
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John F. Meyers
France
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Luxembourg
Eichmann
Berlin
Eichmann Defends Himself Against Red Cross Charge
Adolf Eichmann denied the Red Cross description of him as a powerful man during his eighth day on the witness stand. He rejected claims of responsibility for the Nazi killings and challenged the report's portrayal.
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Red Cross
Jerusalem
Prospects Dim for Swap Talks Amid Castro Demands
A foreign ministry source said Kennedy’s Washington remarks closed the door to further negotiations on tractors for prisoners. Castro’s insistence on $28 million in prisoner exchanges and heavy equipment stalled talks, with the volunteers disbanding after Cuba rejected the offer and negotiations unlikely to resume. Meanwhile, labor talks moved at Ford and GM as UAW pressed for bargaining targets, and Marilyn Monroe received hospital care amid ongoing industry wage discussions.
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Piggy-Back Viruses Linked to Cancer Warns Study
New York researchers report that piggy-back viruses carried by mosquitoes or injected with vaccines may transmit cancer-causing agents. In mouse tests immunized against smallpox then exposed to cancer-linked viruses developed leukemias and connective tissue cancers, suggesting possible cancer risks from virus carriers in humans.
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Consumers Wise to Sales Gimmicks Says Researcher
Researcher Ernest Dichter told senators that packaging and labeling appeal to gullible consumers and may mislead. He cited deceptive practices in packaged goods and urged enforcement and possible new laws to curb fraud with testimony from Consumers Union and Michigan Agriculture Department officials.
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Kennedy Signs Bill To Spur Highways
President Kennedy signed a law to complete the interstate system. The measure allocates 2.7 billion to highways, with 600 million yearly from the gasoline tax plus 150 million from other taxes, plus 150 million annually from truck and bus tax diversions. It extends billboard ban incentives and raises taxes on tires tread rubber and heavy vehicle weights.
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Postal Modernization For Ste Genevieve Post Office
Approval of a 190000 modernization project at the Ste Genevieve Missouri Post Office was announced Wednesday. Plans include air conditioning lights a new loading platform and extensions of driveways and the building itself.
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Kuwait Shrugs Off Annexation Threat Returns to Normal
Kuwait's rulers dismiss Iraq's claim as shouting and talk while Beirut reports calm. Premier Kassem's bid to seize the Kuwaiti sheikdom appears muted as Arab states show little support. Kuwait resumes daily life with fish market bustle and crowds returning to work amid a tense border mood and ongoing radio appeals for peace. The situation across the Gulf remains watchful as Kuwaiti leadership signals restraint.
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Truman to Speak At July 4 Ceremonies
Former President Harry S Truman was to speak at Independence Day ceremonies on the Truman Library grounds. The flag that flew over Berlin on July 4, 1945, would be raised over the library for the holiday as crowds gathered.
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Brunette Captures Would-Be Burglars in Kansas City
In Kansas City North an armed brunette known as a “pistol packing mamma” scared off two would‑be burglars at a tavern rear door. Mrs. George Parks fired a warning shot to draw her husband, who summoned police. Ross James Smith, 32, and Charles Edward Morgan Jr., 33, were jailed on $5,000 bond for attempted burglary.
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Charles Edward Morgat Jr
Sunlight May Age Skin Upon Long Term Exposure
A New York dermatologist reports that prolonged sun exposure accelerates skin aging. The dermatologist notes the sun damages collagen and causes wrinkles, rough texture, and loss of elasticity, stressing preventive measures like sunscreen and protective clothing.
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