U.S. and Soviet Seek Renewal of Disarmament Talks
U.S. and Soviet representatives meet in Washington to resume general disarmament discussions after a yearlong walkout by the Soviets. John J. McCloy expects talks beyond procedure, while Zorin hints at tying in Geneva's nuclear test ban. Khrushchev's merger proposal draws U.S. opposition. The issue pits a 10-nation format against a neutrals list, with a July 31 target for a multinational conference. Also noted is Doug Harvey's 14th NHL season with the Canadiens and Norris Trophy record.
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Washington
U.S
John J. McCloy
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Khrushchev
Geneva
United States
Kremlin
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Ghana
India
Indonesia
Mexico
United Arab Republic
Memoire Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
State Department
No One Is Injured In $675 Wreck Here
Damage estimated at 675 dollars from a two car collision near North Second and Elm intersection. No injuries reported. Donald Fowler 30 of 412 Locust Street struck a parked car owned by Robert B. Campbell of Bethal. Julio Garcia 53 of 805 Conn Street struck a city traffic signal at 5th and Elm Streets. Vehicle damage 30 dollars and signal 50 dollars.
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Elm
Donald Fowler
Locust St
Robert B. Campbell
Bethal
Julio Garcia
Conn, St
5Th and
Elm Sts
Warrant for John Doe Issued in Attack Case
County Attorney Wes Norwood announced a John Doe warrant for the man who attacked two girls, aged 12 and 14, charging first-degree kidnapping and forcible rape. He will seek an unlawful flight warrant to involve the FBI in the case.
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Wes Norwood
Norwood
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Baldwin
Horton
Iowa
Kennedy Seeks Fiscal Reform Based on Money and Credit Report
President Kennedy, after a White House briefing with the Commission on Money and Credit, endorsed the panel’s three year study and its 87 proposals. He suggested reorganizing the report to separate administratively actionable items from those needing legislation. The commission urged stand by power to adjust taxes in varying cycles and a reformed Federal Reserve Board to align with presidential policy.
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Kennedy
White House
Commission On Money and Credit
Frazer B. Wilde
Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Yellowstone and Grand Teton Travel Insights and Camping Trends
The piece contrasts wildlife abundance across the West from Wyoming fence posts to Vancouver Island and Yellowstone. It notes varied vacation styles from quick visits to extended stays with prices from $50, credits conservation efforts, and praises Grand Teton's upkeep. It discusses camping growth, especially pickup truck campers, and roadside litter reduction.
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James Norris Memorial
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