Nuclear Test Ban Pact Signed by Major Powers
The United States and allies signed the limited nuclear test ban in Moscow. President Kennedy urged Senate ratification while warning against lowered defenses. French President de Gaulle rejected the pact, citing France's independent nuclear program. The president mourned the death of his infant son Patrick. Edwin P. Neilan attacked pork-barrel politics, while U S trade tensions rose as the U S prepared to retaliate against the European Common Market over poultry duties.
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Jurd Cole Sr. Of Farmerville Dies Rites Set
Jurd Lee Cole Sr. 62 of Farmerville died Friday night in a Shreveport hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services at Ward's Chapel Church of Christ at 3 p.m. conducted by Rev. Jurd Brantley. Burial in Taylor Cemetery under Kilpatrick's Funeral Home. Survivors include widow Ruth Cole, two sons James E. Cole and J L Cole Sr., a daughter Mrs Adele Littleton, a brother W L Cole, six sisters, and eight grandchildren.
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Williamstown Summer Theater Group Of Readies Matrimony
The resident acting company at the summer theater in Williamstown Massachusetts features three couples and one bachelor, spotlighting a theme of romance within the troupe as the season starts.
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Wirtz Talks With Union and Management on Rail Strike
Secretary of Labor Wirtz held new talks with union and management to avert a nationwide railroad strike on August 29 and to head off preventive legislation in Congress. Some progress was reported.
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