European reaction to NATO and U S nuclear policy
European editors scrutinize NATO links and U S nuclear strategy amid De Gaulle tensions. The Times of London warns Britain may abandon nuclear independence if allied deterrence under U S initiative takes hold. Aftonbladet cites Kennedy aiming for a fourth nuclear power, while Bonn signals renewed U S pressure on German NATO loyalty.
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NATO
United States
The
Times of London
Britain
the Times
Charles) de Gaule
Western Alliance
Aftonbladet
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Offenbach Post
U.S
U. S
Roswell Gilpatrick
Bonn
Washington
Germany
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Turin
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Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Cuba
American Congress
Barry) Goldwater
William E.) Miller
Die Presse
VU. Agency For International
Del.opment
Stanford Research Institute
Madrid
Andalusia
Spain
Kennedy Walk and the 50 Mile Hike Song By Gladys Shelley
In a light column from Washington the writer notes Gladys Shelley, president of Spiral records, has produced a new song about President Kennedy s fitness drive titled The Kennedy Walk. The lyrics blend exercise and romance with a nod to Adlai Stevenson and the nation s 50 mile hikers. Shelley s other hits include Bossa Nova Scotia and I Dig Her Wig.
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UPI
Spiral
Miss Shelley
Kennedy
America
Shelley
Adlai Stevenson
Churches to Build Coeducational College in Hawaii
Four Protestant denominations in Hawaii sponsor a single church related college to be opened in fall 1965. United Church of Christ Episcopalians Presbyterians and Methodists unite to establish the new institution in the 50th state.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
United Church of Christ
Congregational
Episcopalians
Ransom Goods Arrival Delayed in Havana
A planeload of ransom goods from the United States to Havana was postponed at least until Tuesday as the government arranges refugees to accompany the plane. The Swiss Embassy, acting for U S interests, said the flight date is uncertain awaiting the immigration department’s standard list.
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Asia
North Korea
Rodong Shinmoon
South Korea
Pyongyang
Tokyo
United States
Park Chung Hee
Pak Jung Hi
U. S
Japan Times
Japan
Washington
Peking People’s Daily
Chinese Communist Party
New China News Agency
Caribbean
Kennedy
Havana
UPI
Immigration Department
Israel to Probe Upper Atmosphere with Shavit 2 Rockets
Israel plans to probe the upper atmosphere using multi stage solid fuel rockets of the Shavit 2 type. The venture aims to place protective atmosphere probes and return instruments to earth. no launch date was announced.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Israeli Astronomical Society
Earth
Society
Bush Fire Roars Over Fabled Isle of Skye
The worst bush fires in years swept the Isle of Skye and threatened thousands of acres on the Scottish mainland. The island, famed in song and legend as Bonnie Prince Charlie’s home, faced widespread devastation yesterday.
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Portree
Isle of Skye
Scotland
UPI
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Gas Blast Kills Six in German Apartment House
A gas explosion in Siegen Germany killed six people Thursday night and left one person missing. The victims include a four member family and an elderly couple.
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Siegen
Germany
UPI
Knows
Bill Would Cut Voting Age to 18 in California
A constitutional amendment was introduced in the assembly to lower the voting age to 18 from 21. If both houses approve by two thirds, it would go to voters. Similar amendments in the past were defeated.
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Sacramento
Calif
Assembly
Diamond Found in Candy Promises Sweet Surprise
In Carlisle England Mrs Hazel Ailday opened a chocolate brand called promise and found a diamond valued at 28 dollars inside a piece. The discovery turns a routine confection into a notable incident reported by UPI.
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Carlisle
England
UPI
Hazel Ailday
Prosecution Rests Case in Robbery-Death
In Yuma Arizona the trial of 18 year old Stephen Earl Peats for the robbery slaying of 25 year old William Carpenter continues. Co defendant Harry Lee Nall testified they planned the rob bery while Carpenter slept in his car. Nall fired several shots. Peats had a 38 revolver but was not seen firing. An expert noted a hole in Carpenter’s sweater from a 22 or 38 caliber bullet and Nall carried a 22 during the attempt. Peats refused a state psychiatric exam though a psychiatrist may testify for the defense.
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Yuma, Ariz
UPI
Stephen Earl Peats
William Joseph Carpenter
San Diego
Calif
Harry Lee Nall
Baton Rouge
Nall
Peats
Carpenter
Mohawk Pass
Here
DeWayne Wolfer
Los Angeles Crime Laboratory
Canine Clip Salon Burglarized. Tools and Pets Safe
A dog grooming shop on Las Vegas Boulevard South was burglarized after a brick smashed the window. Police say a thief stole clippers a vacuum cleaner a dog cage a dryer and blank checks with losses estimated around 800.
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Lillian Wild
Las Vegas Boulevard South
Business Office Machines Stolen in Vegas Burglary
The loss of two adding machines and a typewriter valued over $1000 was reported to police by Vegas Uniform Rental owner Ben Page. The items were taken from the unlocked office at 7018 First Street sometime Wednesday night. A vending machine was also robbed for some loose change.
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Vegas
Ben Page
First St
Vegan Initiated Into Fraternity at ASU Tempe
Peter LeBoutillier of Las Vegas was initiated into Theta Delta Chi at Arizona State University Tempe with 13 pledge brothers. He is a sophomore in the College of Liberal Arts.
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Peter LeBoutillier
Las Vegas
Arizona State University
Tempe
Theta Delta Chi
LeBoutillier
College of Liberal Arts
Daylight Buralar Loses $190 After Day at Lake Mead
After a day at Lake Mead a local family returned home to find a guest had left with $190. Mrs. Ole thar Weiss reported the loss, noting the home may have been unlocked during the day.
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Lake Mead
Olethar Weiss
Tam
Bailey stripped of captaincy over mustache in school play
In Wollaston England Richard Bailey a 14 year old boy was removed as captain of his class after refusing to shave his mustache grown for a school play The incident drew attention to school discipline and teen grooming expectations.
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Wollaston
England
UPI
Richard Bailey
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