Rusk urges new arms disarmament accord in nuclear age
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that the nuclear arms race heightens the risk of accidental war and called for an enforceable disarmament agreement. He urged Soviet acceptance of inspections, warned secrecy is dangerous, and outlined four dangers including proliferation, miscalculation, outer space conflict, and resource diversion to weapons.
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Khrushchev Blames West for Nuclear Test Race
Moscow AP Khrushchev accused Western powers of dragging the Soviet Union into a new round of nuclear weapon testing. He warned NATO responsibility rests with the West if tests resume and rejected Western calls for international control and verification of a test ban. He noted no date for any Soviet test and defended Soviet policing proposals.
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First Polio Case Reported in Cincinnati
Cincinnati authorities move quickly after the first paralytic polio case in two years. Six month old Randall Little is hospitalized with one leg paralyzed as officials and Dr. Albert Sabin discuss immediate nationwide immunization for all who have not yet received oral polio vaccine. A decision was promised within 48 hours.
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Go Ye Elsewhere to Do Dirty Work
Springfield mass AP The Rev Charles V Bergstrom posted a sign on his Bethesda Evangelical Lutheran Church office door to deter burglars addressed to unrepentant thieves. The note warned about deposits, sacrificial contributions, and eventual capture.
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Airlines to Strike Despite Kennedy Warning
The Flight Engineers International Association said it will strike against Eastern Air Lines Pan American World Airways and Trans World, defying Kennedy's appeal. The walkout could ground about 40 percent of U.S. service, affecting roughly 60 000 domestic and 20 000 international passengers daily. There is no clear start date and it is unclear if all three lines will be hit. Reports say seizure of airlines to keep flights running was under consideration.
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Two Ohio Men and a Woman Die in Michigan Crash
In Adrian Michigan a car struck a utility pole and caught fire four miles southwest of Adrian. The two men identified as James D. Fairbanks 28 of Delta Ohio and Woodrow Wilson Culp 36 of Wauseon Ohio were killed along with an unidentified woman. A Lenawee County sheriff's patrol officer found the burning vehicle in a ditch with a downed power line across its top.
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McNamara Outlines NATO Nuclear Strategy in Europe
Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara, at a University of Michigan commencement, stated the United States would strike military targets first in a European war and avoid city bombing unless forced. He questioned France’s separate nuclear program and warned a weak nuclear nation risks a preventive Soviet strike while urging greater alliance integration and non nuclear forces to deter aggression.
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Cherokee Dad Says He's 103
Des Moines AP reports Luis Carrizales a Cherokee Indian living in Des Moines for about four decades claims to be 103 with 13 children oldest 82 youngest 9. He says he’s the oldest physically fit man and once worked with Buffalo Bill Cody toured with circuses and knows Will Rogers. He follows a strict longevity regimen and cites no smoking or drinking, milk intake, early hours, long walks, meat eating and active social life as key factors.
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FBI Says Dynamite On Plane Explodes Killing 45
FBI report ties Thomas G. Doty and accomplice Geneva Fraley to the Kansas City Chicago flight blast that killed 45. Doty bought dynamite and insurance, withdrew 300000 for his wife, and discussed suicide. FBI notes circumstantial evidence but no firm findings yet.
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Trains Collision Kills Two Near West Carrollton
A rear end collision between a moving New York Central diesel train and a stalled freight near West Carrollton left two crewmen dead Alvin York and Homer Hassler and injured eight others Rescue efforts used boats to cross a canal as trains were rerouted by Baltimore and Ohio lines Officials said Hassler left a coal loading site moments before the crash which occurred about 6 30 p m EST on a Saturday night near US 25 Nearby witnesses reported the diesel appeared to strike the caboose with the end cars loaded with flour and auto parts and a large crowd gathered at the site
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Man Admits Shooting Of Doctor In Cleveland
Owen J McCowan 45 surrendered near central police station after a long search, signing a statement admitting shooting Dr Charles B Payne 31, a Metropolitan Hospital staff member. Payne wounded four times and listed in fair condition. McCowan says a romance with Payne’s wife existed, which both Payne and Lois McCowan 29 deny.
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Paris Strikes Planned by Two Unions in Nationalized Industries
Paris authorities report twelve hour gas and electricity strikes set for next Tuesday and Wednesday. The action was decided Saturday by two unions seeking higher pay and other benefits for workers in nationalized industries.
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Bus passenger joke sparks quick chivalry
A woman aboard a crowded bus sighs for a seat and the moment prompts ten men to rise. The lighthearted exchange highlights courtesy in public transit.
Lodge Wins GOP Endorsement in Massachusetts Senate Race
Massachusetts Republicans endorsed George Cabott Lodge for the U S Senate, defeating Laurence Curtis in a tight final tally of 936 to 848 after a back and forth battle across 40 districts. Lodge is set to face Democrat Ted Kennedy, who leads McCormack in the Democratic contest, while Gov. Volpe was renominated by acclamation.
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Boy Drowns In City Pool In Alliance Ohio
James Sihock twelve-year-old of Alliance drowned while playing in Stanley Pool being filled for opening. A relative ten-year-old Patrick Sihock was pulled from the water and revived by artificial respiration.
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Tiros V May Go Up On Tuesday
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The fifth Tiros weather watch satellite is set for launch within days to track hurricanes and view storm systems and ice breakup in northern latitudes NASA said the launch could occur Tuesday at the earliest The satellite will focus cameras on hurricane breeding grounds in the Caribbean and Atlantic during late August and early September the peak tropical storm period If Alma the first 1962 storm name appears during TIROS V initial days it will be photographed
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A Glance Inside School Health Record in Middletown
Middletown families can be proud of the public health record says Mrs. Viola Davidson supervisor of school nurses. She reported last week that not a single tuberculosis case appeared among 2000 students teachers and school staff tested during February and March. Ted Pollard has the story on page 21. Patty Mummert has a double feature on the same page including a tick by tick clock report and a stride by stride account of a Middletown man who walks daily. LILLIAN RICKER builds with Pennickton Nursery in Detroit while facing losing her sight. DAL Je4.
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