Short Cop Bill Passes With Nantucket Backing
Nantucket voters approve a special law allowing an inch shorter man, George Rezendes, to join the island Police Department. The town convened a five minute session after a warrant of 113 articles, with Gov Volpe signing the bill earlier, and Lincoln lore cited by supporters. Rezendes, 25, did not attend the meeting and said he would learn the outcome in the morning.
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Nantucket
Mass
George Rezendes
Police Department
Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
Abe Lincoln
Rezendes
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
George
Lincoln
State House
Polaris Sub Is New Champion
HOLY LOCH Scotland AP The U S nuclear submarine Patrick Henry tied up after a world record submerged cruise of 66 days 22 hours with full 16 missile load. The ship arrived at Proteus base. George Washington held prior record. Captain Shear said preparations for possible missile action were ready. Four Britons attempted anti nuclear protest. guards kept them at a distance.
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Holy Loch
Scotland
U.S
U. S. Navy
Soviet Union
Harold EF. Shear
George Washington
Shear
Charleston
S. C
Ireland
Polaris
Proteus
Shaggy Dog With Good Credit
In Chattanooga Tennessee a shaggy dog reportedly has good credit. Mrs Milton Rowland said the brown and white mutt disappeared Sunday and is likely to crave lollipops. He reportedly has one each night for eight years and selects his own at stores, with the couple paying.
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Chattanooga, Tonn
Milton Rowland
Liz Taylor Improves Steadily Amid Pneumonia Battle
London AP reports Elizabeth Taylor, 29, showing steady improvement from double pneumonia after four days critical. Doctors say she is sufficiently conscious to assist in treatment and moving to empty her lungs under guidance, easing danger concerns. Hospital spokesman notes she remains on the danger list but strong signs of recovery persist.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Taylor
Moroccos Rerouted Hurts UN Congo Bargaining
In Leopoldville the UN Congo Command faced a setback as 800 Moroccan soldiers slated for transfer were flown home to Morocco. Tunisian reinforcements arrived as 600 troops, with 3,000 Indian soldiers due next week, while Sudanese fighters were recalled. Congo demands for control of air and river traffic, bases, and a halt to parades were presented to Dayal and McKeown, stirring belligerent responses. The UN plans to keep free movement of troops and supplies, with total force rising to about 20 000.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U.N
Lepoldville
Matadi
Banana
Rajeshwar Dayal
Congo
United Nations
Dayal
Delvaux
India
Tunisia
Degree of Shelving Questioned at United Nations
United Nations delegates weighed how far the United States and the Soviet Union would go in shelving cold war issues on the General Assembly docket. The Steering Committee would decide what items to discard, with the Congo crisis and disarmament debate looming. US Ambassador Adlai Stevenson urged dropping nonessential items while preserving core business, and warned against any trade to delete items in exchange for concessions. The Soviets pushed for their disarmament plan while seeking to sidestep current talks.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
United States
Soviet Union
I General Assembly
Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Congo
Economic and Social Council
Trusteeship Council
Stevenson
Tbet
Hungary
Khrushchev
Anderson
Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Sewing circle calls itself The Sowers in Louisville
In Louisville, a sewing circle led by Mrs. A R Kasey explains the group chose the name The Sowers to avoid the unpleasant sound of the word sewers when pronounced differently.
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Louisville, Ky
A.R. Kasey
Cyclone kills 12 in Assam towns in India
A cyclone struck two towns in Assam on Tuesday, killing 12 people and injuring 40, as reported from Calcutta by AP. Local authorities warned of continuing rough weather and urged caution for residents near affected areas.
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Calcutta
India
Assam
Time Running Out For Test Ban In U S Soviet Talks
AP report from Washington on congressional leaders pressing President Kennedy to secure a test ban with the Soviet Union as Geneva talks begin. Senators Anderson and Hickenlooper express distrust of Soviet tests while McCloy and Rusk urge timely progress. UK pressure to avoid resuming tests grows. Kennedy signals no fixed deadline though six weeks to two months is viewed as sufficient if Soviets are serious.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
Geneva
House
John J. McCloy
Dean Rusk
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N. M
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
McCloy
Weather outlook with near normal temperatures and light rain
The next five days hover near normal with cool conditions and cloudiness. Low tonight in the low 30s. highs near 51. Showers mainly Saturday and Monday with under two tenths of an inch. Ohio River crested at 52.4 feet and expected to fall to about 492 by Friday morning.
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Ohio
Middletown
Snowstorm Dumps Fresh Snow Across Plains to Great Lakes
A new snow storm moved from the central Plains into the upper Mississippi Valley and upper Great Lakes, dropping 8 to 12 inches in places. Nebraska and Iowa towns reported up to 12 inches as winds reached 30 mph, while heavy precipitation sparked tornadoes in Mississippi and Texas and thunderstorms in Alabama and Mississippi causing damage and injuries.
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Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Rockies
Wyoming
Colorado
Mason City
North Platte
Neb
Delta
Clarksdale
Miss
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Westinghouse executive freed after short price fixing sentence
Charles Mauntel and John Chiles, two Westinghouse executives, were released after 26 days in jail for price fixing. Mauntel said he plans to return to work but gave no date. The firm avoided disciplinary action. the case involved seven executives and a $1.92 million fine to 29 firms.
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Philadelphia
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Charles I, Mauntel
Drexel Hill
Montgomery County
Norristown
Mauntel
Westinghouse
John H. Chiles
Sharon
Mauutel and
Chiles
J. Cullen Ganey
U.S. District Court
Manuel
Mauutel
Chuckle Advice on Repeating Rumors Cautiously
A playful maxim warns against spreading hearsay until confirming its truth. The rule cautions that repeating a tip from a “little bird” could backfire if the informant misleads or is unreliable.
Fate of Campbell County Jolly rests with Gov Combs
In Frankfort, Gov Bert Combs weighs ousting Campbell County Judge A J Jolly after briefs from attorneys on both sides. Joseph Leary argues Jolly as a judicial officer cannot be ousted by constitutional methods. Jesse Lewis contends the judge is a conservator of the peace and falls under ouster. William J Wise backs the conservator argument for Circuit Judge Ray L Murphy in related proceedings.
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Frankfort
Bert Combs
Campbell County
A. J Jolly
Joseph Leary
Jolly
Jesse K. Lewis
Lexington
Leary
Lewis
Newport Ministerial Association
Kentucky
Newport
Commonwealth
Atty
William J. Wise
Ray L. Murphy
Wise
Murphy
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