Nuclear Test Talks Break Up in Geneva
In Geneva the West and Soviet Union failed to reach agreement at the fast west nuclear conference as Tsarapin and other Soviet leaders condemned Western maneuvers. The talks adjourned after a marathon session with Moscow accusing the West of wrecking the conference and seeking espionage over the Soviet Union.
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Iran rescues team to search for downed US plane in Zagros
Rescue teams enter the Zagros mountains after ski champion Kayen Gilanpour led operations to find five Americans aboard a single engine plane missing since Sunday. The wreckage was spotted in the Hoiloot highlands about 240 miles southwest of Tehran and survivors were believed alive but in extreme cold. Identified crew include Colonel Walter Vann of Monroe New London, Major Trial Carder of Kansas City, and Lt. Col. Water Johagna of Brooklyn. one injured unidentified passenger remained.
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Kennedy to Submit Plan for Urban Affairs Debated
Washington reports Kennedy plans a Cabinet level farm and urban affairs department to unify farm legislation with federal aid, loans, and matching grants. Senate and House debates loom as administration aims to reshape education, housing, and transportation programs amid political contention.
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Thurmond denounces censorship in cold war hearings
Senator Thurmond blasted censors during the Senate inquiry into military censorship. He warned that State Department policy planners promote a "no win" approach, saying leaders are being told they cannot win the Cold War. The hearings resume with testimony from top military and State Department officials.
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Storm closes hundreds of schools along Dixie coast
A winter storm lashed the Dixie coast from North Carolina to Maryland with icy rain and up to 12 inches of snow. Heaviest totals hit Chatham with 12 inches. Norfolk 4 inches. Richmond 8 inches. Pocomoke area 6 inches. Thousands of students stayed home as schools closed.
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Rebels Threaten Laotian Capital From 3 Sides
Pro-Communist rebels moved to within six miles of Nam Tha and threatened Nan Wha as a three-pronged assault prepared from northeast, east, and south. Reinforcements and four rocket planes supported a final push while Royalist forces posted a defensive line and civilians were evacuated. In Peiping, Pathet Lao leader Souphanouvong met Premier Chou En-lai amid rising violence in Algeria and shifts in talks on Algerian independence.
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U S appoints Roger Tubby to UN post in Geneva
Washington reports state department shifts Roger Tubby from assistant secretary for public affairs to U S representative at the United Nations office in Geneva. Tubby, 51, cited as advocate of more open information, will stay as assistant secretary for a few weeks before his Geneva assignment.
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Fowler Pleads Guilty To Thefts At Prison Farm
Raymond Fowler, 53, pleaded guilty in Ripley Circuit Court to embezzling 949 dollars from the Fort Pillow Prison Farm. The State offered a 3 to 10 year sentence on 40 counts. Judge Mark Walker pronounced the sentence after Fowler examined the audit. Fowler made no statement during the hearing.
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Cuba Suspension Debate Divides OAS Members
The OAS debated suspending Cuba and expelling its Castro government from agencies. Most Latin American republics favored suspension or expulsion and no arms trade, while debates focused on how to remove Cuba, with Brazil and Mexico seeking a council-led approach under the Rio treaty rather than the broader charter.
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Thursday Launch Date Set For Mercury Flight
Cape Canaveral Mercury officials planned a new launch attempt on Thursday to send astronaut John H. Glenn on a globe girdling flight. The six hour launch rehearsal was completed as Glenn and backup Scott Carpenter entered the capsule for a brief test run. If weather cooperates the window would open between 7 09 a m and 12 40 p m with daylight recovery after orbital flight.
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Ranger Fails to Get Photos of the Moon
Glenn aboard the Goldstone tracking flight in California reported rested and chipper as the Ranger cosmos probe failed to obtain usable pictures. The Atlas booster overshot the moon by about 23,000 miles, the antenna system failed, transmissions were meaningless, and bad weather threatened recovery after lunar flyby.
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Massachusetts House Fire Claims Nine Lives in Buckland
A Berkshire County farm home exploded from a furnace fire in a brutal blaze. Nine people died among the Crandall family including Raymond, Grace, Clive Decome and eight grandchildren. Firefighters faced freezing conditions and a frozen hydrant as rescuers tried to reach survivors.
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Street Scene Moments Capture City Life
Vivid street scene notes show children tossing seed to birds on East Center Street lawn, a man with a new typewriter nearly stumbling from Market Street curb, and two boys rushing into spring by tossing a baseball on Lamont Street.
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Two Boys Die In Mine Tragedy Near Philipsburg
In Philippsburg Pennsylvania two young brothers Wesley Lowe and Larry Husted died in a deserted clay mine. Rescue crews found them after a tunnel collapse while they explored their underground clubhouse. Parents Eugene and Ernest Lowe mourn the loss as investigators review skull fractures and identify the victims.
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