Kennedy aides open talks with Soviets on test ban hints
President Kennedy's top disarmament expert will meet Soviet representatives in New York to assess whether Moscow's hints of a nuclear test ban signal a possible breakthrough. U.S. officials say both sides may be nearing diminishing returns in their nuclear test programs.
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Mid-Term Openings at Allen Academy Bryan Texas
Allen Academy in Bryan Texas invites a limited number of students for mid term enrollment. Eligible boys with good character and learning potential are encouraged to apply for a catalog. The program emphasizes study skills, small classes, and personal counseling to promote academic progress toward college entrance. Classes run from seventh grade through high school and junior college. Write or call the Director of Admissions Tayler 2 1539 for full details.
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Soviet U S and Soviet Hail Talks On Nuclear Test Ban
Officials remain skeptical that the Soviet Union will shift its stance on inspection as new talks open in New York. William C Foster meets Kennedy before the session as Kuznetsov voices hope for a future nuclear test ban.
Pair Of Nuclear Subs Launched At Portsmouth
The United States launched its 16th and 17th Polaris powered submarines, John Adams and Nathan Hale, this Saturday. John Adams slid down the ways at Portsmouth Navy Yard as Manny Vorpeve of New York broke the champagne on the stern. Nathan Hale, built by General Dynamics in Groton, Connecticut, followed earlier in the day.
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Optimism Rises as Americans See Local Business Good
The Gallup Poll finds two thirds of Americans describe local business conditions as good or very good at the start of the year, up from just over half last August. The shift reflects brighter sentiment about the American economy and prospects for growth in 1993.
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Leopard Kills Zoo Worker at feeding compound incident
James Tuttle, 35, a zoo keeper, was killed when a leopard leaped from its cage and attacked him in the feeding area at a San Diego zoo. Witnesses saw the attack as the animal reportedly escaped after a lever misoperation.
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Modernize Congress S weeks of study proposed to curb filibuster
UPI reports two plans to modernize congressional operation set up a House Senate committee and a bipartisan commission. Options include summer recesses and altering cloture rules to curb debate. Proposals split between liberal and moderate camps with Mansfield backing likely. Japan’s tiny Communist party grows to about 90 000 members.
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Rebel Activities Cited In Cuba
Cuban press reports counterrevolutionary attacks near Havana and Las Villas. An 11 year old boy was killed and a peasant farmer gravely wounded in the latest strike at a home 21 miles south of Havana. A separate earlier attack in Las Villas killed a pro Castro family member and wounded two others.
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