Kennedy Warns Of Many Nuclear Powers Threat And Test Ban
President Kennedy says 10 to 15 nations may hold nuclear arms by decade's end, urging an enforceable test ban. He warns that without workable international agreements, testing could escalate. He cites Cuba, Berlin and a forthcoming foreign ministers meeting as key issues before the U.N. General Assembly.
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Kennedy
Pracident
Hie Nawe Ann
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United States
Cuba
Caribbean
Berlin
U.N. General Assembly
Ill-Feeling Hoover Not Sad Sack
Herbert Hoover, 88, recovering after major surgery for an intestinal tumor, jokes with visitors as hospital staff assess pathology. His head surgeon says his condition is improving though he remains uncomfortable. final cancer diagnosis will be released in about three weeks. Hoover enjoyed canasta with his sons and wife.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Jr
Allan
Hoover
Margaret
Rudolph N. Schullinger
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Lawman LOSES BITE. Only Bark Remains in Wisconsin? Just kidding
In Findlay Ohio AP reports Patrolman John Reed lost his upper plate while water skiing behind a boat manned by Patrolman John Schlosser. Reed spat out water and his dental plate disappeared, causing the scene to pause normal patrols for now.
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Findlay
Ohio
John Reed
Reed
Sandusky River
John Schlosser
Fremont Post
Telegrapher Strike Halts Chicago & North Western
AFL CIO Order of Railroad Telegraphers halted operations on the Chicago and North Western Rail Way affecting freight and passenger service across nine Midwestern states. About 1 000 workers walked out at 7 a m after failed talks with officials. President Kennedy and Labor Secretary Goldberg tried to avert the walkout as the carrier warned of no cross over lines and modernization veto concerns.
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Chicago & North Western Railway
Kennedy
Afl-Cio Order of
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North Western
Secretary of Labor
Arthur J.goldberg
The
Weather outlook with warm temperatures and chance of showers
The forecast calls for dry and fair conditions tonight and most of tomorrow. A low near 67 tonight and a Friday high around 95. Late Friday night or Saturday could bring showers, but certainty is low. Yesterday official high 92 at 3 15 p.m. and overnight low 58 at 6 30 a.m. today.
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Middletown
Gator Problem Prompted Hasty Florida Rescue
In Miami Florida Norman L Green called the State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission after discovering two alligators more than six feet long in a canal behind his home. Officials advised a method using a heavy hook baited with meat then a steel loader to haul and shoot the animal.
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Fia
Norman L. Green
State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Jordan and Saudi Leaders Unite for Military and Economic Ties
Kings Hussein of Jordan and Saud of Saudi Arabia announced a plan for complete military unity and a common command. They will coordinate economic policy and ease border restrictions to create a united front in Arab and world affairs, inviting other Arab states to join.
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Jordan
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Saud
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Mecca
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Saud al Taif
Frankfurter Steps Down Goldberg Named To Court
President Kennedy named Undersecretary Wirtz to succeed Justice Goldberg on the Supreme Court and to head the Labor Department. Frankfurter, 79, retires after stroke and years of noted yet controversial service, citing 28 U.S.C. 371 B and a diminished schedule.
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Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
Goldberg
Esther Peterson
Frank Moss
Frankfurter
High Court
Rebels Move to End Algiers Standoff Amid Clashes
In Algiers the Political Bureau urged loyal regulars and guerrillas to deploy to the capital to restore order as fighting persisted in the Casbah. Reports say hundreds of guerrillas arrived to reinforce anti Ben Bella forces and clashes left up to twenty dead or wounded amid a curfew violation and street battles.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Kabylie
Houari Foumedienne
Setif
Algeria
Ben Bella
Casbah
Quake Rattles Utah and Idaho Across Regions
A 6:36 a m quake lasting about 30 seconds shook areas in Utah and Idaho. An Ogden resident reported a cracked cement porch while other witnesses in Vernal Utah and Preston Idaho felt the tremor. A Salt Lake City resident described the bathtub seeming to twist during the quake.
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Utah
Ogden
Here
Vernal
Preston
Idaho
Veda Swain
Evening Streets See More Children Out
A dated quip notes many children roam at night fearing to stay home alone. The line suggests urban nights bring juvenile street presence due to loneliness and parental absence.
Clean Up Begins In Battered Cameron After Storms
Cameron Louisiana starts cleanup after a tornado like windstorm that killed two and injured 30 with 18 hospitalized. Red Cross says 125 families affected as 22 homes suffer major damage and 76 minor. Water rose three to four feet, eight inches fell in six hours, total rainfall near 13 inches.
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Cameron
Red Cross
Norman Lahove
Lahove
Audrey
Carla
Gulf of Mexico
Old Fires Flare Up In Bone-Dry California
Exhausted firefighters battled stubborn flareups as six wildfires charred 42 000 acres since Sunday. In Southern California gusty winds threatened to push flames beyond lines of twin blazes near Los Angeles, with damage over 3 million dollars to watershed and structures including Gene Autry’s ranch and a county sanitarium. A Forest Service official warned that dry brush raises the risk of fresh flareups during Labor Day weekend.
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Los Angeles
California
U. S. Forest Service
Los Angeles County
Keith Klinger
Gene Autry
U.S. Forest Service
Barber trades haircuts for dentures with IRS dispute
Dale Gasper, a 25 year old Kansas City barber, exchanged haircut services for dental work prior to a tax exam. IRS agents valued the denture trade at 225.40 after discounting dental costs from 251. Gasper argued the barter should count as income and attempted to deduct wear on his tools. He claimed no intent to cheat and said he sought only an even swap.
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Dale Gasper
Gasper
Tax Office
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