Kennedy halts underground nuclear tests amid Cuba talks
President Kennedy postponed the Nevada underground test series as US Soviet UK negotiations on a nuclear test ban continue. He kept readiness to resume tests and warned against a permanent moratorium. Talks in Washington and New York resume Tuesday with Nicolai Fedorenko announcing progress.
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Kennedy
Nevada
Soviet Union
White House
United States
United Kingdom
New York
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United Nations
Dean Rusk
William C. Foster
U.S. Disarmament Agency
David Ormsby Gore
Soviet Arming of Isle to Be Basis of Probe
Senate Preparedness subcommittee will probe Soviet military buildup in Cuba to assess threat to U S security and readiness. Witnesses include military and intelligence officials. hearings set to begin in two weeks behind closed doors. Reports discuss whether two divisions and nuclear weapons exist in Cuba.
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Cuba
John Stennis
D-Miss
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Hemisphere
Russia
Stennis
Dean Rusk
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Rusk
MeéeCone
Republican
William E. Miller
Kennedy
Palm Beach
McCone
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
United States
Latin America
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Update
Kansas traffic death log shows zero deaths in the 24 hours to 9 am Saturday. For January 1963 the total is 18, compared with 30 for the same period in 1962.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Summary for Northeast Kansas Infers Cold Snow
Snow covers the Northeast Kansas area with very cold temperatures. Nightly low near zero to five below. Sunday highs around five to eighteen above with partial cloudiness.
U.S. Presses Talks on Reciprocal Tariffs With Common Market
U.S. special trade envoy Christian Herter said negot iations on reciprocal tariff cuts with the Common Market will proceed regardless of Britain's entry. He noted possible inclusion of agricultural products and cited market devices like the variable levy affecting poultry. Reports also mention ongoing diplomatic moves amid De Gaulle’s opposition, with Spaak, Fanfani, and Krag commenting on Britain’s bid and potential Danish associate status.
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Belgium
Christian A. Herter
United States
Britain
U.S
Commis
Paul-Henri Spaak
Amintore Fanfani
Rome
Italy
de Gaulle
Jens Otto Krag
Paris
Denmark
Customs Union
Gantt to Register at Clemson Monday Amid Media Coverage
Clemson College awaits the 20 year old Charleston youth Harvey Gantt as he registers under a court order to become the first Negro admitted to a white public school or college in South Carolina. Ebony and Afro American reporters will be on hand with more than 100 newsmen planned to cover the event.
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S.C
Harvey Gantt
Clemson College
Matthew Perry
Columbia
Gantt
Ebony
Charleston
South Carolina
Joe Sherman
Sherman
Towa State University At
Ames
State
Tuckel Nearly Freezes Friday Before Rescue
Roger A. Tuckel, 17, of Route 1, was hospitalized overnight at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being found in his wrecked car near the Callery Chemical Co. curve. He likely suffered shock and exposure, having nearly frozen before discovery, with car damage estimated at 150 dollars.
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Roger A. Tuckel
Route 1
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Callery Chemical Co
Johnson
Tucker
Dock Workers Open Harbors After 34 Days
Longshoremen in New York and several Atlantic and Gulf ports returned to work after a 34 day strike that crippled the region. About 60,000 dock workers ended the walkout, with head of ILA William V. Bradley ordering a full return while local issues are negotiated later.
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Mobile
Ala
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Norfolk
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
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ILA International
Texas
James J. Reynolds
Galveston
Reynolds
ILA
William V. Bradley
Gulf
Bradley
Maine
Virginia
South Atlantic
Newsmen See Behind Fascade Cuba Is Becoming Tattered
Six American newsmen were taken on a government tour in Havana to showcase socialism. Guides cited broken autos and fuel shortages, with oily streets and nauseous fumes blamed on aging cars and low grade fuel. The trip included a cane field visit in Matanzas Province and Varadero Beach.
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Lazo
Cardoso
Havana
Matanzas
Varadero Beach
Visitors Brave Chilly Welcome for Lawrences Americas Seminar
Twenty one Latin American educators arrived in Lawrence for a six week stay at Kansas University for a Seminar on Higher Education in the Americas. One Colombian educator rode off the plane wrapped in a heavy wool blanket. Peru educators noted Lima's 89 degree heat contrasted with Kansas City cold, about 80 degrees cooler, during their arrival Friday night.
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Juan Carlos Garcia Santillan
Catholic University of
Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas University
Kansas City
Peru
Lima
Americas
Snowy Weekend Expected With Subzero Temperatures
The Topeka Weather Bureau warned of snow and extreme cold in the Lawrence area tonight and Sunday. By noon many Kansas highways were slick from falling snow, with generally hazardous driving conditions and little chance of major blockages. Highs near zero to 5 below today, 5 to 10 above zero Sunday, with light to moderate accumulations and turning partly cloudy later.
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Topeka Weather Bureau
Lawrence
Kansas
Goodland
Kansas Highway Patrol
Britain’s Dreadnought begins first deep diving trials
Britain’s first atomic powered submarine the Dreadnought sails for her initial deep diving trials. The vessel carries an American designed reactor and is based at Barrow in Furness England.
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Barrow
Furness
England
Britain
Local Wreck Rate Due for a Setback
Lawrence motorists face worsening conditions as snow makes streets slick and extends through the night. Six minor crashes on Friday push January totals toward a record in a month already marked by hazardous driving.
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Lawrence
Bill Cox
Upturn in Construction For U S in December
New York reports December contracts for future construction rose 18 percent from December 1961 to 3.198 billion dollars, a seasonally adjusted all time high. The Dodge Index reached 138, beating 123 in November and 131 set in March 1962, though private demand showed some weakness especially in business plant expenditure.
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New York
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Dodge
Booze Not a Cold Tonic Says Health Magazine
An American Medical Association article in Today's Health reviews alcohol's true effects. It notes alcohol lowers body temperature, misleads with a warm feeling, and can raise skin warmth while cooling core temperature. It cites Yale studies on longevity and personality, showing moderate drinking not shortening life, while alcoholism shortens it. extroverts show more impairment. drinkers tend toward selfishness and moodiness, with variable mood responses.
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Current Today’s Health
American Medical Association
Yale Center of Alcohol Studies
Meetings Planned On Annexation By Local Schools And Firms
Riverside patrons meet at Riverside School to discuss annexation while the Chamber of Commerce and Lawrence Industrial Co., Inc. plan a joint 4 p.m. Monday meeting at the C of C office to review annexation impact and the regional business climate.
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City of Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee
Lawrence Industrial Co., Inc
C of C
Lawrence
Jim Clark
Gibecoes
Charles B. Taylor
Route 1
Taylor
Fireworks Touch Off New Year Fires In Hong Kong
Two children were killed and hundreds made homeless as fires sparked by fireworks tore through sections of Hong Kong over the last two days. The government reported the tragedy amid New Year celebrations in the British colony.
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Hong Kong
Miracles in Medicine Series Promises Insightful Profiles
Victor Cohn, noted science writer, launches a 13 part Journal-World series mirroring dramatic advances in modern medicine. He visited hospital operating rooms nationwide to observe surgeons at work and will bring readers close to open heart and brain operations.
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Journal-World
Victor Cohn
Cohn
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