Kennedy tones down war fears with nuclear test ban pledge
President Kennedy will address the nation to urge ratification of a nuclear test ban treaty reached in Moscow. The pact bans tests in space, atmosphere, and underwater, requiring a two thirds Senate vote for U.S. approval. Leaders hailed the move as a step toward peace amid Cold War tensions.
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White House
Dean Rusk
Britain
Lord Home
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Japan
Yasumi Kirogane
Paris
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France
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Mansfield
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Atomic Committee
John O. Pastore
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Senate panel to scrutinize nuclear test ban pact
Washington AP Senate defense watchdog will study in detail the proposed Britain USSR nuclear test ban. The 7 member Armed Services subcommittee seeks to ensure national security is protected and any risks are acceptable delaying quick ratification efforts opened in Moscow. Senator Mansfield predicted ratification with some opposition as committees prepare to hear Harriman report behind closed doors.
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John Stennis
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Armed Services Subcommittee
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Dean Rusk
W. Averell Harriman
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Senate Armed Services Committee
House Atomic Energy Committee
Harriman
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Russell
Armed Services and Atomic Committees
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rusk
Mike Mansfield
Montana
12 Killed In Prison Break By 86 Terrorists
Caracas battle erupts as 86 prisoners and armed fugitives execute a mass escape from Reten La Planta. 12 people die and 51 are wounded amid police and troop gunfire, with several convicts stealing police uniforms and causing withdrawals and robberies across the city. The incident involves FALN linked rebels aiming to topple the Betancourt government, timed with regional anniversaries and broad sabotage including highway bridge blasts.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Reten la Planta
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Romulo Betancourt
Fidel Castro
Skopje Quake Devastates Macedonian Capital
Belgrade AP reports a massive earthquake struck Skopje at dawn, collapsing buildings, triggering fires and a vast refugee crisis. Official tallies vary with Tanjug noting over 1000 dead and thousands injured as the city and region mobilize for relief. Communication lines were cut and roads clogged as救援 teams rush in.
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Skopje
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Tanjug
Radio
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Macedonia
UPI Telephoto
Pickets Demonstrate at Brooklyn Hospital Site
About 250 demonstrators, including whites and Negroes, picketed a Brooklyn hospital building site to press for more Black hires in public construction. Rev. William A. Jones Jr. said no sitdowns were planned. Six police vans stood by as two others, white and Negro, faced later sentencing for disorderly conduct.
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Brooklyn
William A. Jones Jr
Manhattan
Senate Malls Tax Package figures from 1963 65 budget
MADISON AP details the 1963 65 budget tax package agreed by Gov. John W. Reynolds and eight lawmakers. The plan adds 133.8 million in two years to fund a 626.4 million state budget. Major items include 0.3 percent income tax hike, 2.7 cent aerosol, cigarette excise, sales taxes on auto parts, road machinery, cosmetics, service charges, cleaning, intrastate tolls, and household electricity.
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Madison (Ap
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Dessa Resengorsse
Umteni
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Tyne
Parents blamed for delinquency say longtime foster parents retire
KIDS WANT A BOSS Parents often cause of wayward children in Red Wing Minn AP says most delinquents reflect lax home discipline Foster parents Bertram Reynolds and Eunice wind up 75 years of combined fostering work for about 20000 youths Reynolds cites need for authority in early years and support from parents for teachers Both Reynolds and Eunice receive a Gov Rolvaag citation as they retire Aug 6 at Minnesota Training School Delbert Leaf notes Reynolds will handle more aggressive cases and praises the couple while warning of loss to the school and the boys See PARENTS Page 2
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Red Wing
Minn
Bertram A. Reynolds
Reynolds
Eunice
Minnesota
Reynoldses
Karl Rolvaag
Delbert Leaf
Leaf
Wisconsin budget plan seeks record $626.4 million
Madison AP reports a bipartisan budget tax package aims for a $626.4 million 1963-65 state budget and $133.8 million in new taxes to erase a $29 million deficit. The plan taps outside funds, including $3.5 million from the insurance fund and $7.2 million from tax diversions, with a 0.3% income tax rise to raise $44.5 million and new sales taxes of $46.8 million. The bill, expected to pass the Senate, would take effect August 15.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Legislaure
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Panzer
Wisconsin Sociologist Foresees Population Surge by 1970
Madison AP reports UW rural sociologist Prof. Douglas G. Marshall warns Wisconsin will face a long term population squeeze with a rise in dependents and shifts in age groups by 1970. He cautions state welfare programs and schools will feel the impact, urging action by the new Legislative Committee of 25.
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Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Douglas G. Marshall
Iowa
Marshall
America
Fred Trowbridge
Green Bay
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
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