Robertson says bomb ban must include China
Washington AP Robertson, assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs, told a Senate subcommittee that a foolproof armaments testing ban should include Red China. He warned that without strong controls, China could relax global vigilance. He opposed calls for Nationalist China to withdraw from Quemoy and Matsu, saying turnover would appease and raise tensions.
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Principal Finds Seat Of Trouble
In Memphis Tennessee a group of mothers meet with Shelby County school officials to air complaints against Bartlett High School principal John Barnes who paddled 11 student strikers. Judge Williard Dixon ordered an informal conference on assault and battery warrants against Barnes. Barnes said he used a maple paddle to the seats of 11 boys saying more would come. He tied paddlings to stopping a student boycott over a jammed lunch line. He offered the leaders seven licks or parental involvement. 11 chose the paddling.
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Williard Dixon
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Weather forecast for Miami Valley and Middletown
A high pressure ridge brings clearing skies and cooler weather to the Miami Valley. Officially 43 degrees today with partly cloudy skies, 22 degrees tonight, then 50 degrees Wednesday. Middletown records a high of 47 at 11 p.m. and a low of 30 at 7 a.m with trace rainfall yesterday.
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Middletown
Proxmire Leads One Man Drive Against Johnson’s Power
Senator William Proxmire campaigns to revive party caucuses to curb Lyndon Johnson’s sweeping authority. He claims Johnson wields immense power with little accountability to anyone but Texas voters. Behind the scenes other Democrats share concern but stay private, while Johnson remains abroad with influenza.
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D-Wis
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Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Jack Bell Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Proxmire
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Senator Proxmire Attacks Johnson Over Senate Leadership
Senator William Proxmire attacked Senate Majority Leader Johnson over central control of committee assignments and limited caucus activity. Neuberger defended Johnson, noting Proxmire once praised him, while Proxmire claimed dominance risks silencing liberal voices and hindering votes on legislation.
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Senate probes counterfeiting raids by Chicago racketeers
AP reports Senate investigations into alleged record counterfeiting plots and ax wielding acid throwing raids by Chicago jukebox racketeers. Des Moines: Rep. Carter concedes error for paying his 19 year old son $11,873 a year from his congressional payroll. East Lansing: meteorite-like object brightens Michigan sky at 6 30 am. Columbus: House Judiciary committee backs bill restoring 16 year minimum scooter license age by 15 2. DiSalle calls for law to curb unethical unfair labor practices.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Steven V. Carter
Iowa
Des Moines Register
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Britain hit by two unofficial strikes disrupts auto exports
London reports Britain’s booming automobile industry hampered by two unofficial strikes as thousands of export orders are affected. In Washington, Senator Estes Kefauver says he urged the Senate Commerce Committee to delay Rear Adm. Lewis L. Strauss’s nomination as secretary of commerce.
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Britain
Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Commerce Committee
Lewis L. Strauss
Commerce
Numbers racket prompts push for harsher penalties in Cincinnati
Cincinnati police, county prosecutor, and city solicitor meet to seek tougher punishments for policy slip sellers after a weekend pair of dynamitings blamed on a dispute among numbers operators. Peter Andrews, 30, admits a $12,000 shortfall in his uncle Frank Andrews’ funds. detectives note a larger $112,000 total short. Andrews and Sue Bohannon charged with promoting a scheme of chance. Frank Andriola charged with possession of policy slips.
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C. Watson Hover
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Junior) Andrews
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Screw) Andrews
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Carl Lind
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Ernestine Hall
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Andriola
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Khrushchev cool to talks on Germany
Soviet Premier Khrushchev rejected a four power meeting on German reunification after two days of talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. He insisted reunification must be decided by the two German states, warned of potential Warsaw Pact aggression over East German border disputes, and proposed a wartime allies heads conference to draft a treaty with Germany. Macmillan toured Moscow sights and planned informal talks at the British Embassy with Khrushchev.
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Hope Faint For Doctors Hope Faint For Doctors
In Littleton New Hampshire a faint radio message revived searchers hopes for doctors Dr Ralph E Miller aged 60 and Dr Robert E Quinn aged 32 missing since Saturday after a mercy flight from Lebanon to Berlin to treat a heart patient. Ground and air teams hunted an eight mile zone between Mt Agassiz and Franconia Notch in rugged snow bound White Mountains aided by a Civil Air Patrol member who reported fragments of wireless signal reading Agass and Notch. A 19 year old girl nearby heard a low flying plane as officials continued to seek the missing pair.
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White Mountains
Ralph E. Miller
Robert E. Quinn
Mt. Agassiz
Franconia Notch
Karl Steady
Civil Air Patrol
Paraguay's Stroessner Faces Dictatorship's Endgame
Uruguay based AP report details Paraguay's dictator Alfredo Stroessner amid fear in Asuncion and a Paraguayan exile movement led by Fr Ramon Talavera. Refugees in Uruguay and Argentina plot revolution while junta control tightens and censorship prevails.
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Uruguay
South America
Alfredo Stroessner
Paraguay
Stroessner
Cuba
Venezuela
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Macmillan Tribute to Red Army Day in World War II Speech
Prime Minister Macmillan opened his address by honoring Red Army Day and the Soviet contribution to the victory in World War II. He said the memory of those heroic days should be cherished as the war’s legacy, with further remarks continued on page 15.
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Love and psychology collide in study of affection
Dr. Harry F. Harlow of the University of Wisconsin told Knox College students that psychologists ignore love. He said love holds vast interest for humans beyond adolescence and adulthood and deserves scientific study. He warned against guesswork and noted most writings on love are better expressed by poets.
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Galesburg
Harry F. Harlow
University of Wisconsin
Knox College
Harlow
Love
National Institute of Health
Dr. Harlow
Peoria Toddler Smokes Five Cigarettes Daily
A two year old Peoria boy began smoking after finding a lighted cigarette. Now Lawrence Smith puffs about five cigarettes a day, despite his mother's attempts with candy cigarettes and other tactics. She plans medical advice to explain the habit and reduce danger.
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Peoria, Ill
Peoria
Lawrence Smith
Chuckle Jessie Dialogue Beat on Marriage Leaving
A light exchange about a husband who gave less after death than before. Jennie notes he left her a lot while alive, prompting humorous reflection on life's fortunes and misfortunes.
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