Test ban talks hinge on last minute Soviet concerns
In Moscow Western, Soviet and British experts labored over a partial nuclear test ban draft. Khrushchev linked the pact to a NATO Communist bloc nonaggression deal but did not say one without the other was impossible. Averell Harriman and Dean Rusk voiced cautious optimism. Negotiations to continue a day or two with no plans for a U.S. delegation trip to Moscow.
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Doctors Say Eye Trouble Can Be Corrected
In Barcelona, former Katanga President Moise Tshombe arrived at a clinic for a delicate eye operation. Dr. Ignacio Barraque announced after examination that Tshombe's persistent eye trouble could be treated successfully by a standard procedure.
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Jap Reds Denounce Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Tokyo AP reports the Japanese Communist party denounces the proposed partial nuclear test ban as an American weapon to split peace forces. Akahata editorial says a partial ban would not stop underground tests and accuses the United States of continuing tests during negotiations.
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Push to Avert Railway Tieup
Washington reports congressional pressure to end the threat of a nationwide rail strike before legislation can pass. Senate leader Dirksen drafted a resolution to keep trains running, while House committee leaders urged railroads to delay new work rules and hearings on Kennedy’s plan proceed.
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Marketing expert urges elderly to learn instruments
UPI reports at the Chicago music show marketing expert E. B. Wiss told about 11,000 music merchants and manufacturers that music offers solace, ego satisfaction, and therapy for older citizens.
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Two Dead in Rail Collision Near Harrison New Jersey
A Port Authority Trans Hudson train collided with a diesel engine near Harrison station in New Jersey, tearing sides from three cars. The dead are Quinton Villaneuva, 63, of Irvington, and Anna Misiak, of Jersey City. Louis Gulinello of Newark is in critical condition. 38 aboard, injuries to several passengers. Police say the engine was parked on a spur protruding onto the main line. the crash occurred about 1 a.m. near Newark.
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Train’s Last Run Ends Era for Twin Cities 400
Milwaukee AP reports the Chicago and North Western Railway plans to abandon the Twin Cities 400 and Rochester 400 passenger trains, ending a 25 plus year run linking Chicago with Minneapolis St Paul and Mankato. The line cites rising operating losses near 9 million dollars yearly as faster car and air travel erode demand, with hearings leading to approval announced by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Religious leaders urge action on civil rights in Congress
Three faith leaders from Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups told the House Judiciary subcommittee that segregation is immoral and racism is blasphemy calling on Congress to pass Kennedy civil rights legislation. They joined Attorney General Kennedy in pushing the broad public accommodations reform as hearings extend into summer time. The speakers urged swift action amid nationwide demonstrations over Negro access to restaurants hotels and other facilities.
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National Catholic Welfare Conference
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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U.S. Civil Rights Commission
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Senate Commerce Committee
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Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
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Wisconsin Budget Talks Push Toward Friday Deadline
Madison AP says Gov Reynolds and eight Wisconsin legislators face a 48 hour limit to seal a budget and tax deal. A $113 million school aid cut is debated while talks focus on distributing aid and avoiding a deficit, with the special negotiating panel including the governor and lawmakers.
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West Alley
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
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Assen
Civil Rights Plan Okayed By Governors
The Miami Beach governors conference ended with Democrats approving a civil rights plan by a 238 to 3 vote while Republicans claimed a victory for a Rockefeller inspired outline. The plan directs executive committee to give top priority to civil rights next year and influences presidential hopes as the meeting closes amid anticipated debate on federal aid for states with race discrimination policies.
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Nelson A Rockefeller
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Public Welfare Committee
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Relief Follows Cambridge Pact
In Cambridge Maryland a tentative agreement between Black and white leaders to end racial violence is seen as a major step. The pact, signed in Washington by Attorney General Robert Kennedy after talks with state officials, aims to halt demonstrations and push desegregation, housing, and employment measures toward progress.
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Assembly kills train crossing bill in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin State Assembly rejected a bill requiring the state to cover 70 percent of railroad crossing warning devices costs. The state would have paid up to half, with additional funds projected at about 460000 dollars annually. Other measures included saving and loan law revisions and tax or retirement benefits changes. The vote followed actions on health licensing for vending machine operators and a proposed pharmaceutical prepayment plan.
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