Seek Way To Resume Disarmament Talks
Washington reports efforts to resume general disarmament talks after a year break when Communist representatives walked out. McClay expects Zorin to seek broader discussion beyond procedures, with the plan for a multination conference around July 31 under consideration by McCloy and Zorin. The proposed delegations would mirror last year with five East and five West nations, while neutrals would be debated. The report notes friction over adding neutrals and lists involved nations.
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Washington
U.N
Adlai EB. Stevenson
Andrei Gromyko
McCloy
Kennedy
Zorin
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Ghana
India
Indonesia
Mexico
United Arab Republi
Ikeda JFK Talks On Far East Grave Problems In L A
Ikeda arrives in Los Angeles on the first leg of an official visit, to hold frank talks with Kennedy on grave Far East issues. He will meet Kennedy Tuesday through Thursday and return via Canada for talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker, amid protests and heavy police presence.
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Ikeda
Jfk
Frank Exchange
Far East
Toy Angeles
Hayato Ikeda
Dapint Atdix
Los Angeles
Wenndy
Tokyo
Washington
Willy
Kennedy
Tkeda
Eisenhower
Japan
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Zentara Kosak
United States
Kosaka
Okinawa
Taos
South Viet Nam
Negotiators in Maritime Strike Grow Farther Apart
Negotiators in the maritime strike that has paralyzed portions of the nation’s merchant fleet grew farther apart amid heated charges of bribery and divisive tactics. More than 100 ships are immobilized. Calhoon accused a rival group of offering a package to drop the flag issue, a claim denied by Casey. The sabbay-flag issue blocks settlement as unions seek organizing rights on American-owned ships under foreign flags.
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New York
Jesse M. Calhoon
Ralph E. Casey
Merchant Marine Institute
Calhoon
Rghts
Laos Princes Clash in Three Way Power Split
Three rival Laos princes began negotiations for a unity government in Vientiane but quickly disagreed. Prince Souvanna Phouma, seen as neutralist, opposes Prince Boun Oum who plans to retire and cede power. Gen. Phouni Nosavan remains a key figure, while Souphanouvong’s Pathet Lao may gain seats as talks extend to Geneva and Laos delegations.
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Zuriett
Switzerland
Laos
Souvanm Phouma
Boun Oum
Vientiane
Bon Ount
Conig
Souviania Phauia
Botin Oum
Phounil Nosa
Will Ake
Souvanha
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Geneva
Ban Namong
Des Moines Couple Fatally Hurt in Collision
A Des Moines area couple, Lestie Prater 81 and Florence Ida Prater 5, were killed in a Sunday night crash six miles southeast of Carroll on a county road. Their grandson Mark Gunton 42 was seriously hurt with a scalp laceration and a broken arm, and Marvin B. Sposter 42 of Dedham was also seriously injured.
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Howard Gunton
Dos Moles
Manning Hospital
Marvin B. Sposter
Dedham
Carroll Hospital
Claims Local Governments Collected Millions More Taxes Than Necessary
Des Moines reports claim local governments in 1960 collected millions more in property taxes than needed to fund actual services. Walter R. Cochran of the Taxpayers Association urges taxpayers to review school district budgets and attend hearings. The study says overestimating expenditures and underestimating nonproperty receipts led to about 19 million excess taxes in 1960, with 316 of 64 high school districts overspending by 3.7 million, signaling a push for accurate budgeting to curb higher taxes.
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Des. Moines
Walter R. Cochran
Jews ‘Taxpayers Association
Cochran
Association Gays
Iowa
French Train Wreck Toll Reported Varies Across Agencies
Rescue teams in France recover 23 bodies from the Strasbourg Paris express wreckage near Villy Le Francois with 100 to 115 injured. Some reports from a U S base cite 22 dead amid ongoing salvage in swamp water. repairs halt travel as officials assess discrepancy and danger.
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Villy-LeFrancois
France
Olay
U. S
Liddy Named Iowa Agriculture Secretary After Spry Death
L L Lidey, Iowa state personnel director since January, is appointed by Gov. Norman Erbe as state secretary of agriculture following the death of Clyde Spry from a heart attack. A University of Iowa graduate, Liddy previously led the dairy and food division and worked 13 years in the feed and produce business before joining the agriculture department as an inspector. He has served on the chemical additives committee of the Association of Food and Drug Officials for eight years. Salary set at 13,000 dollars annually, up from 9,900 as personnel director.
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Des Moines
Chemical Additives
Association of Food and Drug Officials of the
United States
Liddy
Youth Stabbed After Church Service in Harlem
In Harlem a youth identified as Agricul, 18, a Bronx resident and Bible institute student, was stabbed after leaving a vesper service then staggered back to the church and died near the altar rail. Jose Gonzales, 26, was arrested as the alleged assailant after an argument over Agricul dating Gonzales's sister.
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New York
Hoy
Harlem
Agricul
Bronx
Jose Gonzales
Gonzalez
Seized Aboard Floating Arsenal in Anti-Big Business Plot
Investigators say ex builder Bernard Brous and Dale Jensen admitted blowing up microwave towers and a relay station near Ensenada. The pair, with others including Brous’ wife Minnie and Robert Bonsoli, were seized aboard Brous’s yacht and face questions. The sabotage damaged three Utah-Nevada facilities with estimated losses around 850000 dollars.
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San Diego
Calif
Utah-Nevada
Ensenada
Mexico
Bernard Jerome Brous
Dale Chris Jensen
U.S
Brous
Minnie
Robert Gerald Bonsoli
Reno
Nev
Jensen
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Brouk
Suspect’s Wife in Mexican Jail Over Bombing Case
Minnie Brous, 40, wife of Bernard J. Brous, held in Ensenada awaiting transfer to the United States after arrest aboard their yacht with two companions for a microwave tower blast last month. Brous, non Communist, sought nationalization of utilities and said the group aimed to gain political power by nonviolent means and create a nationwide scare through attacking key communications towers used for public and defense circuits.
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Minnie Brous
Bernard J. Brous
Ensenada
Mex
U.S
Brows
Curry
Broous
John Birch Society
Brous
Rickover Attacks U.S. Service Academies in Testimony
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover, Annapolis graduate and head of naval nuclear propulsion, urged Congress to abolish the service academies if reforms are not quickly made. He criticized Annapolis and overall service practices, suggested cutting about one third of Navy officers, and said he did not need more money for nuclear reactors. He testified privately to the House Appropriations Committee last May. his remarks were made public.
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Washington
Hyman G. Rickover
Congress
Rickover
Annapolis
House
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Naval Reactors
Difficult Leg of Stevenson Journey Ahead
Quito Ecuador Adiles Stevenson Loday Freed one of the most difficult parts of his South American mission as he began talks with President Jose Masia Velasco Mharra an outspoker quilic of the United States and rather Ecuadorean officials. Velasco Ibarra pressed sympathy for Fidel Castro regime for Cuba and opposed intervention in other countries.
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Quito
Ecuador
Adiles Stevenson Loday
Jose Masia Velasco Mharra
Quilic
United States
U.S
Velasco Tristra
Peru
Amar Yon
Argentina
Braz
Chile
Velasco Ibarrat
Velasco Ibarra Alsa
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Tornado and flood storms lash Texas and Scotland
A tornado dropped from dark skies near Galveston with 10 inches of rain injuring five and damaging Island City Homes while floods forced hundreds from homes in Austin and other Texas towns. A seven inch long premature baby survives in Edinburgh incubator. Jeff Chandler dies at 42 after weeks of illness shocking Hollywood figures.
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Laurel
Mingle Arouind
Galveston
Tex
Texas
Basim
Capital
Austin
Colorado
Utecy
Edinburgh
Scotland
Gil
Frances Hoy
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Fetix Frankfurter
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