Kennedy Khrushchev Trade Off On Inspectors And Black Boxes
The U S and Soviet leaders spar over on site test ban inspections in a letter exchange. Khrushchev backs three unmanned black boxes while Kennedy refuses two to three as insufficient and urges broader talks. Discussions at the UN include Fedorenko Tserapkin Foster and Ormsby-Gore.
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Soviet Union
Khrushchev
U. S
Kennedy
United States
United Nations
Nikolai Fedorenko
Semyn K. Tserapkin
Geneva
William C. Foster
U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Sir David Ormsby-Gore
Kennedy eyes villa on Italian coast vacation spot
London Daily Mirror reports President Kennedy wants to buy or rent a holiday villa at Conca Di Marina near Ravello. It notes Mrs. Kennedy visited last summer and cites a preferred ten room castle as the homestead he likes.
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London
London Daily Mirror
Kennedy
Conca di Marina
Ravello
Gromyko to Visit Norway at End of Next Month
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will visit Norway at the end of next month by invitation of the Norwegian government. The trip is a reciprocal gesture for a 1961 visit by Norway’s Foreign Minister Halvard Lange to the Soviet Union.
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UPI
Andrei Gromyko
Norway
Soviet Union
Halvard M. Lange
Katanga crisis unsettles Kasai amid UN actions
UN officials report cannibalism outbreaks in Kasai province as four UN companies carry out amphibious operations on Lake Tanganyika. The operation seized Baudouinville airfield and arms depots, while Tshombe and an Indian general escort plan a peaceful convoy to Koiwezi without UN troops. Kolwezi airport awaits further UN troops from Elisabethville.
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Katanga
Baudouinville
Tshombe
Koiwezi
Kolwezi
Elisabethville
Fight Cancer With A Check And A Check Up
A public health campaign urges donations and regular medical checkups to bolster cancer prevention. Officials emphasize community support, early screening drives, and accessible screening services to improve outcomes.
Robbery spree ends with suspect tackled and goods recovered
A masked robber in green overalls and a blue bandana began his spree at 11 25 p m Saturday by abducting two victims at 625 North First St then targeted a bar shootout followed by a halted chase. Officers tackled and disarmed the suspect after a car chase and found the stolen items and clothing in his room.
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Winger
North First St
Log Cabin
John E. McFadden
Allen Hotel
Severe Winter Storm Mortality Across Regions
Weather hazards from Montana to Texas and into the Ohio Valley created treacherous highways with heavy snow wind and ice. Tornadoes near Montezuma and Perry Georgia injured one person and damaged trees and lines. The Chicago area saw up to 10 inches of snow, Michigan up to 25 inches, while 15 weather deaths occurred in New England and multiple states reported casualties and pileups.
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Texas
Ohio Valley
Montezuma
Perry
Chicago
Michigan
New England
Oklahoma
Indiana
Illinois
Colorado
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
First Organization Meeting of Korea Party Held in Seoul
Sponsors of the military regime’s new ruling party held its first organization meeting in Seoul Brig. Gen. Kim Chong Pil former secret police chief was named temporary chairman.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Kim Chong Pil
Governor urged to probe state welfare practices
The speaker urges the governor to initiate an investigation into state welfare, arguing executive leadership can reform practices without legislative interference. He warns that public discontent has smoldered long and could erupt if not addressed promptly, calling for a firm moral tone.
Art theft and damage at embassy sponsored exhibit
Gun moll paintings sustained light damage from rubbing during a robbery claimed as expropriation by the National Revolutionary Front. Van Gogh Flowers In A Copper Vase valued at 200000 suffered a center scratch while Cezanne Bathers and a Picasso still life were also lightly scratched. Blaque and Gaugin works unharmed. Police arrested three masked robbers and a driver, and a wounded schoolboy aided identification. Communique tied the raid to Venezuelan Communist Party claims.
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Picasso
Blaque
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Venezuelan Communist Party
Interior Ministry
Sailor jailed for calling man a damned Jew in brawl
Ernst Steppe, 23, a German sailor, was jailed for one month in HASPA in Israel after calling a man a damned Jew during a street fight. It marks the third similar incident in three months amid rising tensions.
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Israel
UPI
Ernst Steppe
Tornadoes Hit Ellaville and Nearby Areas in Georgia
A series of tornados injured residents and damaged homes in Ellaville and surrounding areas. A. G. Peek and son Kenneth were hurt when their new home was struck. Kenneth was trapped but rescued. The John Lewis High School sustained severe damage and classes were canceled. Several motels, a plant, a barn, and multiple houses were damaged as the storm moved across the region. Temperature plunged up to 20 degrees in two hours.
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Americus
U.S. Highway 19
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Kenneth Peek
Leesburg
Ella-Villa Court
Peeks
John Lewis High Schoo
Fiori Panhandle
McLellen
Nevada legislature to add six Dem seats on key committees
The plan would give Democrats a 6 to 3 edge on Ways and Means, Judiciary, and Taxation. Speakers and leaders were named as L. E. Tyson will be speaker, Chester Christensen majority floor leader, and Norman Glazer speaker pro tem. Some Republicans warned of retaliation as the assembly expands committees from 18 to 21 and splits livestock social welfare and building construction into separate panels.
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Sen. Gallagher
L. E. Tyson
Las Vegas
Chester Christensen
Sparks
Norman Glazer
Elko
William Swackhamer
Dlander
Senate
Senate Republicans
Swackhamer
John Giomi
D-Lyon
Boyd Manning
D-White Pine
Tyson
James Gibson
Assembly Way and Means
Novotny Arrives in Cambodia for Four Day Official Visit
Czech President Antonin Novotny arrived in Phnom Penh for a four day state visit greeted at the airport by Prince Norodom Sihanouk.
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Phenom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Antonin Novotny
Norodom Sihanouk
Leigon to resign as Nevada union president amid duties
Leigon announced his resignation from the Nevada state presidency citing heavy responsibilities. He holds multiple posts including local president of 1400 members with jurisdiction at the Nevada Test Site and in Southern Nevada's building industry and serves as international vice president and other union roles. An executive board member noted members complain he has spread himself too thin.
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Afl-Cio
Reno-Lake Tahoe
Leigen
Nevada
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Southern Conference of Electrical Workers
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The
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Air Pioneer Sir Thomas Sopwith Retires
London API reports Sir Thomas Sopwith aged 74, a World War I aircraft designer and pioneer pilot, has retired as chairman of the Hawker Siddeley aircraft group.
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London
API
Thomas Sopwith
Hawker- Siddeley Aircraft Group
Local Las Vegas Publisher Staff and Address Overview
A garbled masthead lists H. M. Greenspun as editor and publisher with a full slate of officers including Mssrs Greenspun, Ermain, White, Deskin, Armstrong, McClain, Anureeva, James, Belz, Wood, Coakley, and Co. It notes publishing mornings six days a week from 900 South Main Street Las Vegas Nevada, with national and industry affiliations and subscription details.
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Bryn Armstrong
Joe McClain
Tamara Anureeva
Berne
D. James
Bob Belz
Norvell Wood
Dee Coakley
The
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