Berlin Talks End With No Breakthrough
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and President Kennedy met over two hours in Washington to discuss Berlin and a peace treaty with Germany. Both sides called the session useful but offered no evidence of progress toward new negotiations. Gromyko stressed a peace treaty with Germany while Kennedy reaffirmed Western resolve to uphold Berlin rights.
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Washington
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
Berlin
Germany
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Rusk
White House
New York
Kremlin
Pierre Salinger
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
East Germany
West Berlin
West
Khrushchev
Soviets Claim New Atmospheric Nuclear Test
The Atomic Energy Commission said the Soviet Union detonated another atmospheric device in the arctic near Novaya Zemlaya with a yield of several megatons. France and Japan reported the blast, with French sources calling it the biggest yet and Japanese estimates around 10 megatons.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Soviet Union
Arctic
AEC
Paris
Tokyo
Novaya Zemlaya
U. S
Indicted Teamster Agent Faces Taft Hartley Charges
George Roxburgh 49 business agent for Teamster Local 299 is indicted by a federal grand jury on six Taft Hartley Act violations including two conspiracy counts to take illegal payments. He is free on a 2500 dollar bond after arraignment in Detroit. The case follows recent indictments of other Teamster officials and cites a $200 monthly payoff from Interstate Motor Freight System Inc. in Grand Rapids and unspecified sums in other counts.
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George Roxburgh
Teamster
Detroit
Roxburgh
James R. Hoffa
Huntington Woods
U. S. Dist
Thaddeus M. Machrowicz
Hoffa
U. S. Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Chicago
Thomas H. Keegan
Edward J. Donovan
Interstate Motor Freight System Inc
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ramblin Nancy Lou Tuthill Visits and Local Events
WAVES seaman Nancy Lou Tuthill visits with Mr and Mrs Paul L Artman Sr in Monroe Iowa then plans to see her parents in Mason City before meeting Paul L Artman Jr aboard the USS Midway at Alameda California and returning to Pearl Harbor The 80th Freedom Forum set for October 19 at Marion High School draws about 300 people A PTA Parents Night Freedom Forum at Clara Hall Elementary is scheduled for October 12 with about 400 parents expected
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Nancy Lou Tuthill
Paul L. Artman Sr
Bres Ave
Mason City
Iowa
Paul L. Artman Jr
U.S.S. Midway
Alameda
Calif
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Marion High School
PTA
Clara Hall
Monroe
Winn Parish wild boar marking contest shocks Winnfield crowd
The Winn Parish Fair and Louisiana Forest Festival wrap with a wild boar marking contest at 8 p.m. In the rodeo arena ten contestants race against a barking dog to catch and mark a boar then race to safety. Prizes total 150 100 and 50. The event carries injury risk and is a new spectacle replacing the traditional rodeo.
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Winnfield
Winn Parish
Louisiana Forest
The
Fair Association
Winn
Louisiana
Navy jets down photo plane after pilot bailout
Two Navy jets from Oceana used Sidewinders to shoot down a U S photo reconnaissance Crusader 15 miles off the North Carolina coast after Lt Cmdr Charles Price bailed out near Fentress Virginia. Price survived with minor burns as the pilotless aircraft circled for 65 minutes before crashing.
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Norfolk
U.S
Atlantic
Atlantic Fleet Air Force
Oceana Naval Air Station
Ocean
North Carolina
Cmdr
Charles Price
Fentress
Price
Russ Rose
Oceana
U.S. Urges Immediate Action on Atomic Test Ban
The United States pressed the U.N. special political committee to fast track a treaty banning nuclear tests. Canada urged immediate consideration of U.N. reports on radiation dangers, citing Toronto fallout from Soviet tests. The Soviet delegation opposed pushing the report, fearing a political rather than scientific debate.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. N
Soviet Union
Assembly
Paul Tremblay
Special
Toronto
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Geneva
Yordan Tehbanov
Bulgaria
Summer Like Weather Returns With Warm Day
The weatherman forecasts picnics and convertible rides as today brings generally fair skies and warmer temperatures. Highs are expected around 80 to 84 degrees with cooler conditions by early Sunday morning. Yesterday featured a bright sun and warm highs, with Selman Field reporting 78 degrees and a 43 degree low.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Selman Field
U S Diplomat Expelled in Prague Caution Skacil Ordered Out
A Czechoslovakian diplomat Jaroslav Skacil was declared no longer acceptable to the U S government after the expulsion of U S envoy Robert Kent Jr from Prague. The State Department denied espionage charges amid a dispute over access to a military area near Podebrady.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Prague
State Department
Jaroslav Skacil
U.S
Robert W. Kent, Jr
Oakland
Calif
Timothy J. Burke
Buffalo
N.Y
U. S
Burke
Kent
Podebrady
Asterisk Mark Looms Over Maris Home Run Record
The column notes that Roger Maris would bear an asterisk in records for a longer season sparking debate on how future generations may view his 1961 slugging. It also mentions perceptions of CIA chief John A. McCone and a light jab about marking spies.
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Roger Maris
Roger M. Asterisk
Tobacco Tax Revenue Shortfall Hits Northeast Louisiana
State Treasurer A. P. Tugwell says Louisiana cities and towns will lose five percent of tobacco tax shares next week due to a holdback to verify budget alignment. Total northeast losses amount to about 4 152.87 with Monroe facing the largest cut at two thousand four hundred ninety dollars.
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Louisiana
A. P. Tugwell
Baton Rouge
Tugwell
Northeast Louisiana
Morning World
Monroe
Stork Delivers In Flight Over Alaska
Bush pilot Don Sheldon ferried passenger Jo anna Rock from Cantwell to Anchorage as a baby arrived in flight. FAA air traffic control and Dr. Gloria Park guided the midair delivery while the aircraft cruised at about 4000 feet over Talkeetna. The baby was born and breathing as they reached the hospital.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Federal Aviation Agency
Air Traffic Control Center
Don Sheldon
Talkeetna
Sheldon
Joanna Rock
Cantwell
Alaska Native
Gloria Park
Chuckle: women's speed tops mail in spreading news
In a humorous note, the female of the species is faster at passing along news than the mail, highlighting quick sharing and gossip in everyday life.
Do Not Let Quacks Prey On Cancer And Arthritis Victims
Doctors warn at the National Congress on Medical Quackery that fear and ignorance drive patients to unproven cures for cancer and arthritis. Dr. Garland cites delayed treatment and desperation, while Dr. Lamont notes Americans spend over 250 million dollars yearly on false products. The conference, backed by the AMA and FDA, aims to remove quacks from a billion dollar a year business.
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Washington
National Congress
Henry L. Garland
American Cancer Society
R. W. Lamont. Havers
The
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
Garland
Tragedy Strikes University Dorm as Two Students Die
In Chapel Hill North Carolina two University of North Carolina students William Henry Harrison Johnson Jr 24 and James Michael Barham 21 were found dead in adjoining beds in Cobb Dormitory Their deaths ruled death by unknown causes and autopsies ordered A third death of Robert S Mauldin 33 a dental school photographer is reported under similar circumstances with no immediate cause given for any of the deaths
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University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N. C
William Henry Harrison Johnson Jr
Statesville
James Michael Barham
Burlington
Robert S. Mauldin
Dental School
Johnson and Barham
Cobb
University
W. D. Blake
William B. Aycock
Mauldin
Bessemer
Moon Trip Tickets To Be Costly
A US space official estimated costs for moon travel at about $15 million round trip in 1968 and about $2 million by 1975. H. H. Koelle of NASA spoke at the International Astronautical Congress, outlining planning estimates for lunar and interplanetary missions.
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Washington
International Astronautical Congress
H. H. Koelle
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Koelle
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Moon
Mars
Earth
Ernst Stublinger
United States
Kennedy
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Jim Williams
Monroe Chamber of Com
Ray P. Eagles
College Town
el Hill
N.C
William Henry Harrison Johnson
U.N
Soaper
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Monroe Area
Jimmy Hatten
State
Stork
News-Star——World
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