China nuclear test may spur UN nonproliferation pact
UN delegates view Red China's latest nuclear test as a catalyst for a rapid agreement on a treaty to prevent spread of nuclear weapons. Many call for guarantees of disarmament by major powers, with India seeking protections for its borders and potential preconditions for nonproliferation. Japan cautions against inhibiting non nuclear states from seeking security guarantees. The Disarmament Committee in Geneva explores a stopgap resolution urging pledges from nuclear powers not to use or threaten nuclear force against nonnuclear nations.
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League Seeks To Stir Interest In Housing
The League of Women Voters in Frederick County seeks to mobilize local agencies and private investors to fund more low income housing. President Mrs. Benjamin Warshowsky asks Randolph B. Rosencrantz to assess need and ways to add units while noting no county funds are available. The group urges federal aid backed by local commitment and cites 22 percent of housing unsound locally.
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Employes At Prisons Due Salary Increases
In Baltimore AP report the Maryland Department of Correction and Department of Personnel say virtually all correctional officers will be reclassified with salary raises. The change, estimated to cost about 300000 dollars, elicits approval from Calvin L. Reter president of the Maryland Classified Employes Association who credits a morale boost for officers.
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Kindergarten Aid Near Lincoln Apartments Moves In
More than 100 preschoolers gain access to Esther Grinage Kindergarten in Lincoln Apartments. Founded in 1937 by Mrs. F Elizabeth Browne, it offers social and behavioral instruction plus play and sunshine. Classes moved from Pythian Castle to Lincoln Recreation Room in 1945 and joined United Appeal in 1949.
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Food chain stamp promotions blamed for rising costs
Frederick area managers defend promotions saying no added cost to shoppers while critics in Washington and Baltimore argue gimmicks inflate prices. Food Fair and Safeway deny stamps. IGA omits games claiming higher costs. A and P offer non stamp games with up to 1000 dollars in prizes. Acme uses stamps and diamond prizes with costs drawn from profits.
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North Vietnamese regulars strike U S 4th Division in Vietnam
North Vietnamese troops attack U S 4th Division near the Cambodian border about 230 miles north of Saigon. Three helicopters downed including a medevac. The 4th Division, arriving from Fort Lewis, Washington, recently established a base near Pleiku after an ammunition dump blast.
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Johnson Appeals For Peace In Bangkok Visit
President Johnson urged Hanoi to negotiate a Viet Nam peace at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok and praised Thailand for recognizing the Communist threat. He met Thanom Kittikachorn and Thai leaders to discuss social reform and regional strategy as he warned that communists aim to spread through Southeast Asia.
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Telephone Workers C&P Reach Agreement
About 5,000 Communications Workers of America members will vote Sunday on a new three year contract at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Maryland details show salaries from 3.50 to 8.00 daily. Similar talks in Virginia and West Virginia ceded to day by day bargaining to avert walkouts with a Sunday strike vote planned.
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Clock Hands Shuffle as Daylight Time Dives Deep
A sunken clock debate unfolds across states as Daylight Saving Time ends. The 1966 Uniform Time Act aims to standardize from spring to autumn, but many regions ignore or resist the change. Reports from Florida, Louisiana, Wyoming, and Montana show varied local actions and uncertain futures for nationwide time observance.
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