Western inspectors may join Soviet test ban patrol
The Soviet Union proposed to admit Western inspectors if a nuclear test ban is agreed, suggesting a two to three year halt and UN enforcement. Western officials see progress but demand broader inspection including production of fissile materials and air and ground policing.
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Loaded Gun Found In Car After Attempted Abduction
City police arrested Daniel F. Bendel, 27, of Rural Stoddard, after he allegedly tried to lure a 15 year old girl into his car. A search of his vehicle yielded a loaded .38 revolver in a holster and a belt with cartridges. He is jailed for further investigation. Bendel has a prior sex offenses record.
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Weekend Visitors See Mayflower at Plymouth State Pier
The Mayflower II replica docked at State Pier in Plymouth Mass for weekend public viewing. Skipper Alan Villiers said it would stay moored possibly until Monday night as Indian Day parades and festivities led by the International Order of Red Men entertained visitors. A 40 man Oklahoma group led by Allie Reynolds, ex New York Yankee pitcher, participated in events with tribes from multiple states.
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Bill Aims To Deter Nonresidents From Beer Access
Wisconsin moves to close a loophole letting nonresident under 21 possess beer in the state If law passes it would ban possession by youths from states where beer sales to minors are illegal Gov Vernon Thompson backs the measure and Senate action is sought Officials say it targets rowdyism and drunkenness at Interstate Park where a spike in arrests has occurred
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Senate Passes Civil Rights Aid Measure Amid Jury Trial Debate
The Senate moved toward an aid bill after Southern and Northern lawmakers clashed over a jury trial amendment. House support for the measure grew as President Eisenhower’s influence did not bend enough to secure the jury trial guarantee. The final House fate remains clear for Monday, with Senate moves uncertain.
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Judge Orders Immediate Hoffa Trial
A federal judge ordered the conspiracy bribery trial of Teamsters official Jimmy Hoffa to proceed Monday. Judge Burnita Matthews rejected a defense request to delay, noting Hoffa's counsel planned to be in London. Co defendant is Hyman Fischbach. Williams' absence cited due to Costello case.
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Test Postponed At Atomic Site Due To Winds
Unfavorable winds again delay the fourth shot in the summer nuclear test series at the Atomic Energy Commission site. Meteorologists warn fallout could drift over Alano town. The test is rescheduled to occur tomorrow from a balloon 500 feet above the desert.
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Tornado kills two and injures fifty in central Illinois
A powerful Illinois tornado ripped through central Springfield with 106 mph winds. Two women died and more than 50 were injured as 20 homes were destroyed and 200 damaged. Thousands lost phone service and emergency crews worked to aid the injured amid widespread damage.
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Eisenhower Foreign Aid Bill Advances Despite Strong Opposition
The $3.637 billion foreign aid bill cleared the Senate 57 to 25 and moved to the House, with Republican unity and Lyndon B. Johnson steering reluctant Democrats. Amendments to cut military and defense funding failed, while a two year program and a revolving fund were authorized to support economic development and loans.
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Casco Youth Named Star Farmer Of Year
John Sinka 18 of Casco was chosen Star Farmer of the Year by the Wisconsin Association of Future Farmers of America at the state convention with 1,000 delegates from 300 chapters. He manages the dairy herd and swine program on his Kewaunee County farm and has held FFA roles as president treasurer and reporter. He plans to partner with his father after high school graduation.
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Laird Sees No Action On Dairy Legislation This Year
Rep Melvin R Laird predicts Congress will take no action on dairy policy in 1968 due to deep splits among four major farm groups The Wisconsin Republican notes that the National Grange Farm Bureau Federation National Milk Producers Association and National Farmers Union offer divergent views on a new dairy program He labels the split the most regrettable development since he joined Congress
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Dulles Observes 50 Years in Diplomacy Field
Secretary of State Dulles marks the fiftieth anniversary of his diplomacy start on June 15, 1907 at the Hague peace conference as a Chinese delegation secretary His long career spans roles under Republican and Democratic presidents with assignments from the Versailles peace talks to Central American defense efforts He plans to deliver a San Francisco speech June 26 and attend a congressional committee meeting next week His grandfather John W Foster and uncle Robert Lansing both served as secretary of state.
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Hitchhiker Surrenders After 100 Mile Ride To Police
N J Wilwood authorities hold 22 year old Richard Breese after he hitchhiked from Philadelphia to Wilwood to answer a warrant for auto theft. He was detained for a hearing.
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