Renewal of Council Prompts Mixed Ecumenical Moves
About 2,000 prepare for a renewal with Pope Paul VI as 11 Eastern Orthodox churches meet on Rhodes to discuss unity with conditions. observers may attend, Roman Catholic laymen may advise, and American James Norris is named among observers. Cardinal figures from New York Boston Chicago St. Louis and Los Angeles are noted.
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Paul VI
John XXII
Rhodes
Vatican
James E. Norris
The
International Committee On Catholic Migration
France
Italy
Spain
Poland
John
Francis Spellman
New York
Richard Cushing
Boston
Albert Gregory Meyer
Chicago
Joseph Elmer Ritter
St. Louis
James Francis McIntyre
Los Angeles
East West talks yield no gains in first post Moscow talks
U S British and Soviet foreign ministers met in New York for two hours to discuss easing Cold War tensions. Western officials called the session pleasant and constructive, with disarmament the main topic though no conclusive results were reached.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Dean Rusk
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Britain
Lord Home
Moscow
Gromyko
North Atlantic
Warsaw
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Graf
Explosion Blows People From Car in Newark Lab Blast
An explosion in an unused Coats & Clark laboratory in Newark Newark rocked a passing car Saturday. The driver Mrs. Louis Johnson 49 was treated and released at City Hospital. Passengers William Morgan 20 and Charles Reed 20 were treated for minor injuries at the scene. The car continued and struck a concrete wall as police investigated the cause.
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Newark. NJ
Louis Johnson
City Hospital
William Morgan
Charles Reed
Coats & Clark, Inc
Middletown Traffic Accidents Rise Despite Fewer Deaths
In Middletown accidents are increasing sharply while fatalities decline. the report notes growing traffic incidents in the city with ongoing concerns about road safety and emergency responses.
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Middletown
California Heat Wave Lingers On News
Government voices worry over rising living costs as quarter of U S families live beyond their means. Critics question alarm and blame policy gaps amid temperature records and energy strain.
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California
U S recalling Bosch ally as Dominican crisis unfolds
U S Ambassador John Bartlow Martin is recalled to Washington for consultations amid a military coup in the Dominican Republic that toppled President Juan Bosch. Washington suspends relations and aid as the junta moves to exile Bosch and ship him from the country.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
John Bartlow Martin
Washington
United States
Juan
Bosch
State Department
Martin
Organization of American States
Republic
McDowell Fined in Mississippi Gun Case
Cleve McDowell, 21, of Drew, Mississippi, found guilty of carrying a concealed pistol by a county justice of the peace in Oxford. He was fined $100 and faces up to 90 days in jail. McDowell had been expelled from the University of Mississippi for possessing the gun and appealed the ruling.
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Oxford, Miss
Mississippi
Boy Drowns Chasing Ball at Steubenville Reservoir
Thomas Witkowski six year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Witkowski of Steubenville drowned Saturday in City Reservoir while chasing a ball into a small lake officials reported the tragedy details indicate the incident occurred in the afternoon with authorities treating it as an accidental drowning the boy was a resident of Steubenville and the family was notified by local police and fire departments as they investigated the scene
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Steubenville, Ohio
Thomas Witkowski
Ed Witkowski
Steubenville
City Reservoir
Murder Witness Valachi Set to Reveal More at Hearing
Senate crime investigators expect Joseph Valachi to disclose further murders when he testifies again. Valachi, a longtime Cosa Nostra insider, described killing for the syndicate and being marked for death as an informer. He testified he directed killings and warned of a contract on his life while in custody and in the prison yard.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph Valachi
Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Senate Investigations
Subcommittee
Atlanta
Joe Beck
Coas Nostra
Heat Drives Los Angeles Park to 118 Degrees at USC OU Game
On a 118 degree field at the Memorial Coliseum fans endured a 106 degree high with USC losing 17-12 to Oklahoma. Heat prostration cases topped 74 in LA area as beaches drew crowds and vendors sold cooling treats amid record heat.
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LOS Angeles
Mercury
University of
Oklahoma
University of Southern California
Gagarin Sees Scientists Joining Space Trips Soon
Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin told the Paris space congress that scientists will soon join space missions. He said cosmonauts cannot train for every task and urged broader crew capabilities.
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Paris
Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
Argument Ends In Shooting In Hillsboro Ohio
An argument at Carmel near Hillsboro ended with a shotgun killing 57 year old Ozzie Starr and wounding 39 year old Faye Gibson. Hub Nichols 55 was arrested and admitted firing the blast but no charges were filed immediately.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Carmel
Here
Richard L. Davis
Highland County
Hub Nichols
Ozzie Starr
Faye Gibson
Public atomic reactor test aims to ensure safe satellite launch
AEC scientists plan a water immersion destruction test of a SNAP 10A reactor in Idaho to assess hazards if a rocket carried reactor falls into the sea. The study will show whether the 750 pound unit producing 500 watts could be launched and operate for a year in orbit without public risk.
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Energy Commission
Air Force
Earth
AEC
Sa Commission
Jon
Tax Cut Bill Delayed Until Budget Action
Washington AP Kennedy tax cut bill faces delay. Sen John J. Williams and Albert Gore say action should wait until the fiscal 1965 budget is submitted in January. Williams prefers delaying final votes on amendments and the bill until the 194 session, while hearings could proceed this year.
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Washington
Kennedy
John J. Williams
Albert Gore
Williams
Kennedy on Water in Whiskeytown West
President Kennedy spoke at Whiskeytown near Redding during a West tour. He urged using Trinity River waters to balance regional deficits amid a 9,000 person crowd and noted California politics with Gov. Brown. Kennedy previously visited Lassen Volcanic Park with wildlife scenes cited for preservation.
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Whiskeytown
Calif
Kennedy
Redding
Clear Creek
John Balma
Trinity River
West
Lassen Volcanic
California
Edmund G. Brown
Lassen
Richard M. Nixon
Republi
Sextuplet Survivor Living In Missouri With Parents
The sole surviving member of one of two sextuplet births in U.S. medical history, Miss Marjorie Speichinger, now 27, lives with her parents on a farm near Mendon Missouri. Born August 9 1936 she weighed about 9 pounds at birth and now weighs 11 pounds, with ten siblings still living in Missouri.
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Missouri
U.S
Marjorie Louise Speichinger
Philip and
Adeline Speichinger
Here
Aberdeen
U.S. Public Health Service
Miss Speichinger
Speichingers
Edith Weakens to Diffused Squalls in Atlantic Drift
Tropical storm Edith, once a killer hurricane, downgraded to diffused squalls as it drifted northward in the Atlantic. The Weather Bureau reported maximum winds of 30 to 38 mph near the center and estimated the center moving northwest about 70 miles northeast of Mayaguana in the Bahamas with no further intensification expected.
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Miami. Fla
Edith
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Mayaguana
Bahamas
Edith destroys Martinique killing at least ten
Reports from Paris say Edith battered the French island of Martinique on Wednesday killing at least ten people, most of them children. The storm, with winds up to 100 miles an hour, disrupted communications and delayed the death toll. building damage is estimated at 400 million dollars.
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Paris
Edith
Martinique
Caribbean
Satellite launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base
A Thor Able-Star satellite was launched Saturday by the Air Force from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. No further details were announced.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
West Coast
Pepper punishment ends in girl's death in Cleveland
In Cleveland a 3-year-old girl, Kimberly Joyce Adkins, died after her mother says she poured pepper down the child’s throat as punishment. Police arrested the mother for homicide investigation. coroner to rule on cause of death.
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Cleveland
Grace Hospital
Kimberly Joyce Adkins
Kimberly
Mrs. Adkins
Frank Dimperio
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