Humphrey Sees Soviet Push for Nuclear Test Ban
Senator Hubert Humphrey argues the Soviet Union aims for a nuclear test ban treaty to curb Chinese nuclear arms development. He cautions time is running out and eight on site inspections per year are needed, noting France and China must accept any pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Soviet Union
China
Red China
Humphrey
Senate
Kremlin
Proxy wedding seals unusual San Antonio ceremony
Dr H Herbert Hahn 29 of Harlingen Texas, married Eva Riha 25 of San Antonio in a proxy ceremony in Peace Justice John Ogden's office while Hahn served in Southeast Asia. Lawrence Beakley stood in for the groom. The bride, now a U.S. citizen, faces red tape and possible plans to join her husband in Cambodia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Riha
Herbert Hahn
Lawrence Beakley
Harlingen
Beakley
Dr. Hahn
Cambodia
San Antonio
H. Herbert Hahn
Tex
Hahn
Southeast Asia
John Ogden
Southwest Foundation For Research and Education
U.S
Pnom Penh
Riha
Bleakley
Miss Riha
Arturo Martinez
Ogden’s Court
Proposals Shape Medicare Costs and Options for Elder Care
The plan offers two paths for insured seniors to receive extended care. One grants 180 days of paid care with a 2 percent upfront payment for the first 4 days, the other provides 45 days of paid care with no cost share. Enrollment must occur before age 65 and is irrevocable. If no choice is made, only the basic 90 days apply. The bill leaves objections from the American Medical Association unresolved and does not expand private or voluntary plans. The President’s plan would raise Social Security taxes by 0.5 percent on income up to 5200, maxing at 13 dollars per person per year. Previous Kennedy proposals stalled in the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assa
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Man dies as pickup overturns south of Ballinger
UPI reports Rufus Calvin, 6, of San Angelo, was killed when his station wagon overturned four times Thursday fifteen miles south of Ballinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iger
UPI
Rufus Calvin
San Angelo
Ballinger
Salinger Receives Trophy For 1942 Cross Country Finish
White House aide Pierre Salinger, once set for a 50 mile hike, was awarded a foot high trophy by San Francisco State College alumni for finishing 10th in a 1942 cross country race. Rep. John F. Shelley presented the award after college alumni president Art Blum recalled racing ahead of Salinger before fatigue set in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pierre Salinger
White House
Yesteryear
John F. Shelley
D-Calif
Salinger
San Francisco State College
Alumni Association
Art Blum
San Francisco
Shelly
Blum
Maryland
Hour of Glory Brave Kitten Killed by Car in Snow
Terri Jean, a kitten credited with awakening a family during a December trailer fire, was struck and killed by a car in a snowstorm on Wednesday. A ceremony at the YMCA to present the William O. Stillman Certificate of the American Humane Association was to honor her. The Voyleses had sheltered Terri Jean while seeking a new home for the cat, which their apartment building would not allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Terri Jean
YMCA
William O. Stillman
American Humane Association
Richard Voyes
Voyles
Voyleses
Theatre Mae Vera Friday Night Attendance Near Morgan State
Report describes Friday night theater attendance at Morgan State with 387 present and notes arrests of students from Johns Hopkins and Goucher College. Separate guidance reminds taxpayers filing 1962 returns to report any interest received or credited to their accounts that can be withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan State College
Johns Hopkins University
Goucher College
College Strike In Milan Demands Reform Of Architecture Education
Nighttime sit ins leave 50 volunteers in the architecture building while dawn brings strikers back. Students press to shape course content and exams as Rector Gino Bozza resists control over how the school is run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Gino Bozza
School of Architecture
Slaying In Bed Over Passport Theft, Neighbor Hears Cries
Report details a fatal stabbing in a bedroom with Plumley found bound by a bathrobe belt. Victim wore a sport shirt and slacks, wrists tied behind, ankles bound. Bennett and another man bound, freed by Bennett who called for help from a window. neighbor alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumley
Bennett
Five Planning Board Requests Approved After Late Start
The Zoning Board of Adjustment, delayed 45 minutes for quorum, unanimously approved five items. Approvals covered expanding day nurseries at A L Evans and Mrs. Tom C Douglass, staggered yard depths in Southgate Addition, converting a garage to a sewing room with no second residence, and a 6 foot 8 inch foyer expansion for a First Baptist Mission at Sherman and Baylor Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Hendrie
Avalanche-Journal
Zoning Board of Adjustment
A. L. Evans
Tom C. Douglass
60Th St
Roy Jennings
Southgate
Orlando
Kenosha
51St
57Th
Jennings
O. P. Hawkins
22Nd St
John Copeland
Hawkins
Arnold Maeker
First Baptist Church
Sherman and
Baylor Sts
Mother and Sons Die in Converse Fire
A young mother Mary Marbach 18 and her two children 10 months Michael and 2-year-old Ronald Jr perished in a frame home blaze in Converse northeast Bexar County. Investigators believe smoking started the fire. damage estimated at 7500. Airman Ronald Marbach stationed in Alaska.
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San Antonio
UPI
Bexar County
Bob Wofford
Mary Marbach
Michael
Randolph Air Force Base Hospital
Ronald Marbach Jr
Converse
Wofford
1962 Dependent Exemption Rules for Births and Deaths
You may claim a full $600 exemption for a dependent born or died in 1962 if the dependency tests are met for the part of the year the dependent lived. An exemption may not be claimed for a stillborn child.
Hoover Family Honored At Levelland Chamber Meet
More than 350 people braved four inches of snow for awards at the Levelland Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. The Sam Hoover family was named Farm Family of the Year, with Polly Kennedy named Woman of the Year and Dr. John Dupre named Man of the Year. Delbert Downing delivered the keynote. A special citation went to T. O. Petty for work with youth and South Plains College.
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Levelland
Oklahoma
Hoover
Polly Kennedy
John Dupre
South Plains Hospital
Lubbock
Dupre
Dead bishop linked to teacher’s survival sparks sainthood beatification
In Ardmore Pennsylvania AP report notes the Vatican approved beatification for Bishop John Neumann citing a miracle through his intercession that saved music teacher James Kent Lenahan after a 1949 car crash. Lenahan recovered after a cloth from Neumann’s robes was applied, with doctors initially giving up hope.
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Ardmore
James ‘Kent Lenahan
Lenahan
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Vatican City
Tennessee Minister Closes Lectureship at Lubbock College
Melvin Wise, minister from Chattanooga, Tenn., closed the sixth annual lectureship at Lubbock Christian College with a talk on Paul and the cross of Christ. About 300 attended the nightly Broadway Church of Christ series after daytime sessions at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Christian College
Melvin Wise
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wise
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Broadway Church of Christ
Psychiatrists Reluctant to Discuss Religion, Study Finds
Dr Philip Woollcott Jr of Topeka reports a tentative study showing psychiatrists avoid religion in patient analysis. He suggests doctors’ own fears about religion hinder frank examination and leave many psychological assessments incomplete.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
Philip Woollcott Jr
Topeka
Kan
Woollcott
Chiatrist
Harvard
Gordon Allport
Menninger Clinic
Journal of Religion and Health
The
Academy of Religion and Mental Health
Venezuelan hijackers await ships return at Belem
Nine hijackers of the freighter Anzoategui sailed to Belem aboard a Brazilian warship as Venezuela repossesses the vessel. The navy barred reporters while security plans moved the hijackers to Nova Friburgo and a Venezuelan extradition request pressed.
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Robert Berrellez
Belem
Brazil
Celemente
Venezuela
Nova Friburgo
Rio de Janeiro
Foreign Ministry
Manuel Herrera
Anzoategui
Orlando de Saboya Barrios
Amapa
Amazon River
Macapa
Here
Saboya Barrios
Mars Trip and Beyond in Space Travel Vision
Krzywoblocki discusses how gravity, magnetic fields, sunlight, dust, and meteorites complicate trips to Mars and beyond. He envisions long interstellar voyages at light speed with descendants reaching new worlds and wonders if alien bodies are constructed similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krzywoblocki
Nehru seeks allied air aid against Red China
India's prime minister plans to ask the United States Britain Canada and Australia to send planes for defense against possible Red Chinese air attacks. Nehru said India would receive help from friendly nations if border hostilities resume while Kennedy noted U S support and a joint mission to study air aid options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Nehru
United States
Britain
Canada
Australia
India
Lakshmi Menon
Foreign Ministry
Menon
Congress Party
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Red China
Two Deaths Blamed On Oklahoma Fires
Prairie fires driven by 50 mph winds burned thousands of acres of Oklahoma grassland across Wednesday and Thursday. Two deaths were attributed to the blazes as fires reached into cities and destroyed several business buildings. Ralph Henderson, 40, an Oilton volunteer fireman, died Thursday night from burns sustained fighting a grass fire. Roy C. Schroder, 59, died Thursday of an apparent heart attack near his home on Oklahoma City's South Side as fires spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Ralph Henderson
Oilton
Roy C. Schroder
Tax return needed to reclaim withheld income tax
If your gross income for 1962 was less than $600 ($1,200 if you were 65 or older at year end 1962) but some or all of it was subject to tax withholding you should file a return to get a refund of the withheld tax.
Nine Die In Luxora Arkansas Cotton Farm Blaze
Fire swept a frame dwelling on a cotton farm near Luxora Arkansas killing nine people. Victims included Robert Kyles and Ella Kyles and Mrs Beatrice Walker and six Moody children. Corine Moody survived by jumping from a window.
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Luxora, Ark
UPI
Luxora
Cliff Cannon
Mississippi
Robert Kyles
Ella
Beatrice Walker
Clarence Walker
A. C. Moody
Margaret Moody
Lovey Lee Moody
Barbara Moody
Emma Moody
Moody
Corine Moody
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Paris
William C. Foster
Foster
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Gov
John Connally
St. David’s Hospital
Austin
Connally
Bessie DeBerry
Mary Lowther
Mae Vera
Charles Steiner
Heever
Temple University
Upper Dublin Township
Neumann
Hood
Bohemia
Philadelphia
Rome
Tennessee
Europe
REDS
Arkansas
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