Air Force Secretary deflects clash over test ban treaty
Air Force Secretary Eugene M. Zuckert told the 17th Annual Air Force Association convention that the test ban treaty poses grave problems. He criticized the association’s stance as moderate yet alarmist while noting defense vigilance and aerospace defenses. The group adopted a resolution opposing ratification, calling it risky for U.S. and Free World security.
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Department of Defense
Association
Senate
U.S
Free World
Kennedy Encounter With Mme Nhu Stuns Belgrade Meeting
In Belgrade Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu met Sen. Edward Kennedy during a lunch with Rep. Katherine St. George and others at the Interparliamentary Union conference. Kennedy said the discussion covered her side of Vietnam events while Nhu claimed Americans were misinformed. Kennedy will speak Monday on racial discrimination in the parliamentary debate.
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Belgrade
UPI
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Edward M. Kennedy
Mme. Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Massachusetts
Interparliamentary Union
Katherine St. George
Rn.y
Saigon
St. George
Emilio Q. Daddario
D-Conn
Mmeb Nhu
United States
Nhu
St George
U. S
Bonanza Sets City Passenger Record at McCarran Field
Bonanza Air Lines reports August boarding peaks with Las Vegas station tallying 13,490 passengers. McCarran Field helps drive systemwide record traffic of 48,972 enplaned and 632 percent of seats filled, with eight month load factor at 59.4 percent, higher than trunk airlines.
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McCarran Field
Bonanza Air Lines
Las Vegas
Jim White
Bonanze
Flood Waters Stop Efforts to Recover Plane Crash Victims
Flood conditions on the Cady River blocked a convoy carrying four British vacationers and four French crewmen bodies from La Roquette Peak near Perpignan. Rain and mist hampered search teams two days after a twin engine Viking airliner crashed en route from London to Spa.
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Perpignan
France
UPI
Pyrenees
Prades
Cady River
la Roquette Peak
Perpig
London
Spas
Corta Brava
Kennedy picks new ambassador to Switzerland
President Kennedy selects William T. Davis Jr., a St. Joseph Missouri pharmaceutical executive, as U S ambassador to Switzerland. Davis, 43, will succeed Robert M. McKinney, former publisher of the New Mexican. Davis leads Philips Roxane Inc and is a Navy WWII test pilot at Pearl Harbor.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
William T. Davis Jr
St. Joseph, Mo
U. S
Switzerland
Davis
Philips Roxane, Inc
Missouri
World War II
Naval Air Station
Pearl Harbor
Prague woman becomes Europe’s lone female referee
In Prague, Sylvia Gregrova, a 1?-year-old beauty, defends herself against whistles from young men during the week and referees games on weekends. Cetek a reports she is Europe’s only female soccer official.
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Vienna
UPI
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Sylvia Gregrova
Nccer
Ceteka
Europe
British veto blocks Afro-Asian UN resolution on Rhodesia handover
Britain used its UN veto for the third time to kill a Security Council Afro-Asian resolution aimed at blocking the handover of political and military power to Southern Rhodesia's white minority government. Ambassador Patrick Dean said the issue is not a UN matter as he cast the veto ending a week of debate.
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Afro-Asian Security Council
Southern Rhodesia
Patrick Dean
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Soviet Union
Egypt
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Syria
Israel
France
Spain
Indonesia
China
Mongolia
Brazil
Venezuela
Ghana
Morocco
Philippines
Norway
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Northern Rhodesia
Central Africa
U. N
Dean
Hitler Plot Against Pope Published
Milan magazine Oggi reports Adolf Hitler ordered a plan to deport Pope Pius XII during World War II and transfer him to a monastery, saying Nazi officials called it crazy. The plan, dubbed Operation Pontiff, allegedly involved Bormann and would have moved the pope to Wartburg or Liechtenstein.
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Italy
UPI
Adolf Hitler
Pius XII
Oggi
Eugene Dollmann
Msgr
Giovanni Battista Montini
Paul VI
Hitler
Europe
Martin Bormann
Nazi Party
Vatican
Wartburg
Lichtenstein
Rudolph Rahn
Albert von Kessel
Holy See
Dollmann
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