Foreigners To Price Atom Plants
Washington reports that International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors will visit four U.S. peaceful reactors for a dry run to prove inspections can work. Brookhaven, Argonne, and a Piqua reactor will host teams to test, train, and address system kinks, with aims to show nonmilitary use and counter Soviet claims of insincere arms control.
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Washington
U.S
Brookhaven National Laboratory
N. Y
Argonne National Laboratory
Ill
Piqua
Ohio
International Atomic Energy Agency
United States
U S and Soviet Seek Start for Disarmament Talks
At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States and Soviet Union clashed over how to begin negotiations. Valerian Zorin proposed a line by line review of the Sover draft treaty, to which Arthur Dean urged first to agree on fundamental issues. Both chairmen met briefly with little progress, with another briefing planned as delegates push for movement. The American draft is not ready, drawing Western concern over lack of inspection and verification.
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Geneva
U.S
Valerian A. Zorin
Arthur H. Dean
India
Brazil
Dean
Zorin
Guido Takes Office as Argentina Faces Peronist Shadow
Argentina's new president Jose Maria Guido forms a cabinet amid military ouster fallout. Peronists and labor unions threaten opposition while the military shows signs of splintering. Generals Fraga Rauch and Peralta reportedly under house arrest, with ambassador Hector d Andrea resigning in Madrid. International recognition remains uncertain as Guido's regime seeks legitimacy.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Senate
Arturo Frondizi
Guidos
Juan Id. Peron
Confederation of Labor
Guido
Peronists
Liabor
Congress
War Ministry
Rosendo Fraga
Enrique Rauch
Carlos Peralta
Ventura Luis Moron
Manuel Olascoaga
Fraga
Rauch
Peralta
Madrid
Hector d’Andrea
Spain
Frondizi
Dr Sam Sheppard seeks court to test memory
Dr Sam Sheppard has filed in the Ohio Supreme Court to obtain tests he says will help him recall the intruder he claims bludgeoned his wife to death in 1954. Convicted of second degree murder on December 21, 1954, in Bay Village, Marilyn Sheppard. He is imprisoned at Marion Correctional Institution with no parole before mid 1965. He says a bushy-haired intruder killed his wife and later injured him escaping. He reports attorney arrangements for hypnosis experts, including Dr William J Bryan Jr of Los Angeles.
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Columbus, Ohio
Sam Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
Sheppard
Marilyn
Bay Village
Marion
Maury Kobleniz
William J. Bryan Jr
Los Angele
Union Nod Seen On Steel Pact
Pittsburgh AP report says top union policy committees likely to approve a new two year steel industry labor contract. Company chiefs reportedly backed it in secret Friday night. Details due midday after executive board and wage policy committee meetings. The pact reportedly adds about 10 cents an hour in pension vacation and work guarantee benefits with no first year pay raise.
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Pittsburgh
Te Major
United Ovewpers Union
Presdent Kennedy
Congolese Labor Strike Threat Sparks Government Warning
In Leopoldville AP reports the Congo government vows to use a heavy hand to stop a general strike planned for Monday and Tuesday led by the Union of Congolese Workers. Interior Minister Cleophas Kamitatu calls the strike political and foreign-influenced, pledging pitiless action against instigators and urging peaceful work. The union, linked to the Belgian Christian Trade Union movement, claims 68,000 dues paying members and 400,000 sympathizers.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Cleophas Kamitatu
Kamitatu
Union of
Congolee Workers
Kennedy Compromise Promises U S UN Bond Help
President Kennedy moves toward Senate support for a plan to fund the United Nations with up to 100 million in U.S. loans or bond purchases. The compromise allows 2 percent rates, up to 25 years, with loans matching other nations’ subscriptions beyond 25 million. The Senate debate opens soon.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
United Nations
U. S
Congress
90 Men Are Held Arms Taken Near Orleansville
Secret army commandos overran three French army outposts near Orleansville, capturing 50 soldiers then releasing them after seizing their farm. French sources say the raid occurred Friday under cover of darkness, the troops escaping into surrounding mountains. Ben Bella and other Algerian nationalists seek independence, while a joint Algerian French executive governs under the French high commissioner before the vote. Algiers returns to routine amid resumed European and Moslem activity after days of strikes and terrorism.
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Algiers
Orleansville
Tunis
France
All Africa
Algeria
Ben Bella
Paris
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
March Lion Grouls In Bowing Out
The Associated Press reports a snowy March closing across Ohio with wintery conditions lingering. Snowfall ranges from two inches in Columbus and Cleveland to potential four inches in parts of the state, while southern regions see rain and clouded skies.
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Lion Grouls
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Cleveland
Nike Zeus ics Intercepts HighSpeed Missile Test
In New Mexico an Army Nike Zeus interceptor hit a 3,000 mph target as part of a comprehensive evaluation ahead of a larger Pacific test likely late spring against an Atlas ICBM. DOE officials question practicality and warn production is barred until thorough testing.
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Washington
New Mexico
Army
Pacific
Pentagon
Defense
Robert S McNamara
Defense Department
Whizzer White Named to U S Supreme Court by Kennedy
Former All-America halfback Byron R White, known as Whizzer White, was named to the U S Supreme Court by President Kennedy. The appointment would make him the court’s youngest member if confirmed, succeeding Justice Whittaker who retires on doctor’s orders. reactions in Congress were mixed, Kennedy praised his qualifications, and White expressed gratitude while acknowledging the magnitude of the role.
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Washington
Byron R
Whizzer
White
U.S. Supreme Court
White Aanute Attarnas
Aanaral
Vv Ieauer
Uecpury
Mircy Svea
Kennedy
Senate
Charles E. Whittaker
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Supreme Court
Vinson
George Meader
R-Mich
House Judiiary Committee
University of Colorado
Phi Beta Kappa
Justice Department
Presient
Robert IF. Kennedy
Whizzer White
Colorado
Pittsburgh Steelers
Oxford
Kennedy Brothers
Joseph P. Kennedy
Court of St. James's
Space Station Shaping Up At Langley For Deep Space Use
Langley engineers advance a doughnut shaped space station built from rubberized nylon, inflated in orbit to become as solid as concrete. A smaller 60 foot version is tested, with plans for a 150 foot diameter model. It aims to host long term lunar and interplanetary expeditions as an orbiting lab.
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Langley Air Force Base
Langley Research Centers
Earth
Langley
Automatic
Paul R. Hill
Applied Materials and Physics Division
Moon
Armalite Rifle Arrives for South Vietnam Jungle Fighters
A new light automatic rifle, the Armalite, is arriving in large numbers from the United States for South Viet Nam's jungle troops. Weighing about six pounds and partly fiberglass, it can fire as a conventional rifle or automatically like a machine gun with a 40 round magazine and a rate of fire up to seven hundred rounds per minute. Officials say it is not issued to U.S. forces and that testing is ongoing, though the weapon looks promising.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
API
United States
South Viet Nam
Arma
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