Harold Wilson Pushes Nuclear Free Zone in Europe
London reports Harold Wilson, Labour leader, arriving in Washington for talks with President Johnson. He says Labour will work with NATO to establish a nuclear free zone in central Europe and remains allied to Western powers while pursuing reduced East West tension. A general election is due by Nov. 5.
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Germany Not America Worrying Khrushchev
Turin publisher Julio Einaudi told Moscow AP that Khrushchev sleeps easily for Americans but worries about Germans. Einaudi spent two hours with the premier in Moscow on Friday and relayed the impressions to correspondents.
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Khrushchev Sees Possible Western Reset on German Issue
Einaudi reports Khrushchev focused on Germany and border disputes. He noted a climate of revanchism in West Germany but signaled hope as Adenauer and Erhard appear to accept no solution by force. Khrushchev also said he feels at ease with France United States Italy and England.
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Right-Seat Injuries Trespass Auto Accident Rule
A local safety note claims more than 80 percent of auto accident injuries affect the person seated to the right of the driver. The statement highlights seating risk and prompts reminder of seat belt use.
Tax Collections Set To Start For Butler County 1963
Butler County begins 1963 property tax collections Monday under County Treasurer Mark G. Wendel. Payment without penalty lasts until March 25. after that a 10 percent penalty applies. First half totals for 83 875 parcels total 7 889 511.07, up from 7 372 352.79 in 1962. Local payments accepted in City Building office.
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Ruby Lawyer Says Jury Is Forced Upon Defense
In Dallas defense lawyer Melvin Belli complains a murder jury for Jack Ruby is being forced on the defense as only two jurors have been seated. The judge excused biased candidate Albert Phillips and four others for bias. four more were dismissed for opposing the death penalty. The defense seeks to move the trial out of Dallas claiming local bias.
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Jurors Narrow to Two in Malice Murder Trial
Forty eight prospective jurors have been examined since the trial began last Monday. Only Max Causey and Allen W. McCoy remain agreeable to both sides, both 35 and 39 with college degrees. Ruby appeared tense as the first week closed, pale and jaw clenching while facing murder with malice charges and the state pressing its case.
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Reichelderfer Re elected to NICE board post
D E Reichel derfer, executive vice president of Armco Steel Corp., was reelected to the National Conference Board for a one year term at the board s 439th meeting Thursday The Conference Board, founded in 1916, is an independent nonprofit institution for business and industrial fact finding through scientific research.
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Armco Steel Corp
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Beatles return to London crowd greets them with fan frenzy
The Beatles land at London Airport from New York to a massive welcome. Police and barriers protect royalty as thousands line roads and rooftops. One fan is hospitalized after a crush. damage to cars tops $1,000. The group plans new recordings this week and comments on America.
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Dutch Start Cinnamon Cultivation From Biblical Forests
The cultivation of cinnamon began under Dutch influence, a shift from its earlier extraction from forests traced back to biblical times.
Maligner Oliver Asked to Resign at Illinois University
Prof Revilo P Oliver of the University of Illinois was asked to resign by a university alumni association leader Roger B Pogue of Decatur. The classics professor had written in American Opinion that Kennedy was assassinated due to a Communist plot, saying Kennedy had ceased to be useful to that effort.
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DeMolays to honor Terry E Lawrence in Middletown dinner
The Ohio DeMolay jurisdiction and the ninth district sponsor a Saturday night dinner in the Commercial Building to honor Terry E Lawrence of Middletown. Lawrence, 19, past master councilor, recently became a world finalist for the distinguished service award by the International Supreme Council.
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Freighter Ambassador Sinks After Four-Day Atlantic Storm
The British 443-foot freighter Ambassador sank 785 miles southeast of Halifax after four days of gale winds and 35-foot waves. 20 crew rescued, 14 drowned. master Capt. Harry Strickland died aboard the Coast Guard cutter Coal Bay. ship carried grain from Philadelphia to England. The Dutch tug Elbe had towed her 140 miles. The Phoenicians, who lived on Syria's coast, perfected the first practical alphabet.
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