Senate Begins Study of Atom Test Ban Treaty With Russia
Washington reports the Senate opens a formal study of the nuclear test ban treaty with the Joint Chiefs of Staff weighing its pros and cons. Harriman and Rusk face intensive questions on security collateral pacts while Kennedy’s administration seeks broad support for ratification amid bipartisan caution.
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De Gaulle rejects Moscow pact over nuclear ban
Paris announced by President Charles de Gaulle that France will never sign a three power nonaggression pact to halt testing above ground in space or underwater. He said France would not strike first and called for a general disarmament conference later this year while linking halt to destruction of stockpiles and missiles.
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Liquor Buying Not Firing Cause Says Board
Des Moines reports the State Liquor Control Commission reversed an unemployment ruling against Martin D. Krutsinger of Charlton. Krutsinger claims he was discharged for misconduct from BB and H Motors after an on the job injury and illnesses linked to alcohol. The commission noted employer Ralph Elder testified Krutsinger had a drinking problem and pointed to liquor purchases on several dates, but questioned how confidential liquor store records were accessed and whether purchases alone prove total consumption.
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Somebody Goofed at Idlewild Airport Mystery
Britons stranded at Idlewild Airport in New York after a mixup with a Capitol Airways charter from Manchester. Passengers were told the flight would depart Sunday evening but arrived to find only a small notice delaying their trip and being housed at the capital’s expense.
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Weekend Iowa road deaths total sixteen across three days
The Associated Press reports sixteen people died on Iowa roads over the weekend with seven on Sunday, five on Saturday, and four on Friday. Names such as Len Steiniel Lerlag Clarence Wisecarver 52 Grinnell Mark Allen Garrs 8 Derbycue Lester Smoldt 61 Newton Rachel Metlar 65 Yar mouth Jerome Gillilter Avon Minnesota appear among the victims, reflecting a deadly stretch on rural highways.
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Ambush in Korea Kills Two American Soldiers
North Korean forces ambushed a US patrol just inside the demilitarized zone about 49 miles from Seoul killing two soldiers and wounding another. Col. George Creel, UN spokesman, said seven North Korean attackers used machine gun fire and grenades in the dawn attack near Chungyang-Dong. No immediate Pentagon comment.
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Hope Fades for Skopje Survivors Amid Quake Aftermath
Reports from Skopje describe mounting deaths and widespread devastation after a powerful earthquake. Authorities plan to end rescue efforts today and rebuild a new city on a safer site. Evacuations continue as typhus fears rise and demolition crews move in to clear rubble.
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Omaha Man Held After Lethal Fight Over Beer
Thomas Michael Toway, 92, an Omaha meat packing plant employee, is held after a fatal fight over a can of beer in Council Bluffs. Bernard Hall, 32, died from a brain hemorrhage likely caused by a head blow. Hall’s brother said the men were strangers and the altercation arose over a beer. Authorities have not yet filed charges against Toway.
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Bodies Found at Site of Jet Airliner Crash
Indian air force reported five bodies found near the Arabian Sea area where United Arab Airlines jet vanished Sunday with 62 people aboard. Among the 54 passengers were 23 Filipinos and 20 Americans. Fishermen heard engine noise and an explosion as the craft hit the water off the Indian coast near Bombay. Navy vessels resumed search for the main wreckage and debris.
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Davenport Girl Named Miss Iona
Carolyn Northway of Davenport is described as a blonde with green eyes. She is the second oldest daughter in a family that includes four daughters and two sons, living in Clearlake Iona.
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Endorsement Carves Cost of Job for Union Leader
Washington Rov. E. Davidson told Congress it would cost him his post as head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers if he endorsed Kennedy's plan to avert a railroad manpower dispute. He called the proposal compulsory arbitration with biased outcomes and said ICC would be a weak arbitrator. The hearing opened amid broader opposition from railroad unions and officials noting deep stalemate over thousands of firemen positions.
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Defense Rests In Ward Vice Trial At Old Bailey
The defense in Dr Stephen Ward's vice trial rested at Old Bailey. Attorney James Burge urged jurors to focus on five charges and not unbecoming conduct. He argued Ward’s notoriety stemmed from accusations and that his practice is ruined, noting six notable names allegedly involved including Viscount Astor and Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
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Three Die in Missouri Crackup Near Higginsville
In western Missouri, three women riding in a cart were killed when the horse-drawn vehicle swung into a passing car on U.S. Highway 40. The dead include Nell Gillam 57 of Des Moines, Myrtle Denger 86, and Clara Mae Gillam. The crash involved a car driven by Lorleo Lowder Jr. of Allen, and authorities investigated the collision.
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Muscatine Votes For Friendliest Employee Contest
Muscatine launches a friendliest employee poll from August 28 with ballots in The Muscatine Journal and at Central State Banks and Muscatine Bank and Trust Co. Two workers, one woman and one man, will win 350 merchandise certificates each, with 10 more high finishers to receive ten dollar certificates. Ballots may be cast daily via locked boxes. totals remain undisclosed to prevent landslides. The grand effort, run by The Journal and Courtesy Club, invites widespread reader participation.
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Louisa County Fair Opens Its 72nd Year In Louisa
Entry day kicks off the 72nd Louisa county fair in Columbus Junction with exhibits set and the D and D midway opening tonight. Tuesday features the Louisa Open, Open Class Barrow, swine judging at 10 am and 1 pm, followed by the 4H and FFA swine shows, a hand concert at 7 pm, and harness racing tonight.
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