Republicans Demand Proof Treaty Boosts Security
In Washington, Republicans press President Kennedy to prove the limited nuclear test ban treaty will strengthen U S security. Hearings with military and scientific experts will test the administration’s claims as the pact seeks Senate approval and signatories from dozens of nations grow.
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London
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Dean Rusk
Averell Harriman
William C. Foster
Farms Control and Disarmament
Goldwater
Call For Faster Study Of Underground Nuclear Test Detection
In Pasadena AP reports Dr. Frank Press of Caltech says the limited nuclear test ban omits underground detonations due to detection gaps. He notes ongoing research aims to improve seismic identification and on site inspections amid Russian objections and hope for a broader treaty.
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U.S
Frank Press
Sismology Laboratories
California Institute of Technology
Soviet Union
Press
Khrushchev and Rusk Meet for Cold War Talks at Black Sea Estate
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev held a shirt sleeve conference on cold war issues at Khrushchev's Black Sea estate in Gagra. Rusk arrived Thursday, greeted by Khrushchev and his family, with aides Richard Davis Kohler Thompson and their spouses present.
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Rusk
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Vanya
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Richard Davis
U.S
Foy D. Kohler
Llewelllyn Thompson
Moscow
Haitian Exiles Invade Haiti Fails As Guerrilla Effort Fizzles
Exiled Haitians who crossed into Haiti reportedly retreated to the hills to wage guerrilla war against President Francois Duvalier after their northern invasion collapsed. A defector said Gen. Cantave’s force of about 300 melted into the mountains while a spokesman estimated 250 guerrillas remaining.
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Dominican Republic
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
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Leon
Cantave
Marc Sylvain
Derac
Khrushchev Presses East West Talks On Berlin and Pact
Rusk and Gromyko planned to return to Moscow after meeting Khrushchev while Gromyko would host him at dinner. Rusk travels to Bonn on Saturday to reassure Adenauer the test ban treaty does not alter West Germany’s non recognition of Communist East Germany signed the treaty Thursday.
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Rusk
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Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Alabama Ex-Players Say Cards Not Tip for 1962 Georgia Game
Two former Alabama players testified in federal court that the 1962 game against Georgia, won 35-0, was not tipped off. They disputed a national magazine claim that Alabama received pregame data from Wally Butts. Butts seeks $10 million in his libel suit against Curtis Publishing Co.
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Georgia
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Wally Butts
Butts
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Curtis
George P. Burnett
Johnny Griffith
President Kennedy Silent at Bedside of Dying Baby Patrick
President Kennedy arrived at his wife Jacqueline Kennedy's bedside at Otis Air Force Base to share the heartbreak of infant Patrick Bouvier Kennedy's death after a 39 hour life. He was accompanied by brother Robert Kennedy as cameras watched a somber scene outside the hospital wing.
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Air Force launches 14th Minuteman from base in California
The Air Force conducted its 14th Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. An Air Force spokesman described the Thursday launch by a Strategic Air Command crew as a routine training flight.
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Five Presidents Walk With Death
Washington AP reports Patrick Bouvier Kennedy became the fifth child of a president to die in office. The article notes earlier deaths of Charles Adams, Mary Jefferson, the Jefferson daughter Mrs John Wayles Eppes, William Wallace Lincoln, and Calvin Coolidge Jr. during their fathers’ presidencies.
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John F. Kennedy
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Mary Jefferson
Marie
Cincinnati Girl Beaten To Death
The beaten body of 15 year old Patricia Ann Rebholz was found in the rear of a Greenhills home. She had been missing since leaving a teen dance at 9:30 Thursday and was believed to have headed toward her boyfriend's home. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mel Rebholz with her father serving as public relations director for the Hamilton County Parks board.
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Mel Rebholz
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Hamilton County Parks
Copter Finds Woman Lost for Five Days in West Texas
Vera Greer, 67, was rescued by an Air Force helicopter after five days exposed in a snake ridden salt cedar area 10 miles from Pecos. She and her German shepherd were found near a roadside, with her daughter from Kermit reporting tire trouble started the trip. Doctors treat exposure and dehydration as she alternated between conscious and coma.
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Tex
Texas
Vera Greer
Air Force
Greer
R. C. Brumley Jr
Kermit
Ex-Dictator Arrested in Plot to Seize Government
Police arrested ex-dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla and ten others in Bogotá on accusations of plotting to seize control of the government. Gen. Gabriel Revaiz Pizaro, commander of the armed forces, stated all implicated remain in custody.
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Colombia
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Gabriel Revaiz Pizaro
Death Of Ward Ruled death by own action
A coroner jury in London ruled that Dr Stephen Ward died by his own actions after an overdose that left him in a coma for 80 hours. Ward, a central figure in a major political scandal, died August 3 following discovery July 31 as authorities pursued charges linked to prostitution.
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Stephen Ward
Britain
Christine Keeler
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Automobile as Moral Force in America
The joke notes that the automobile acts as a powerful restraint on crime by curbing horse theft. It presents a playful view of modern transport shaping social behavior and order.
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America
Kennedy Baby Dies After Premature Birth
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, the newborn son of President and Mrs. Kennedy, died at 4 04 am at Boston Children's Hospital after a 39 hour struggle with hyaline membrane disease a lung ailment common in premature infants. President Kennedy and key aides were at Otis Air Force Base and Boston hospital as news of the death were announced.
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Pierre Salinger
Boston Children’s Hospital Medical Center
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Salinger
Big Air Base
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Otis Air Force Base
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