U S and Common Market Set Tariff Cuts Tuesday
U S and six nation Common Market plan an initial tariff cutting pact to reduce duties by about 20 percent on many industrial items. Agricultural talks to follow. agreement hinges on EEC ministers and Geneva GATT approval. Howard Peterson and Jean Rey lead talks with experts continuing to resolve issues.
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Ten Die in Farm House Fire Morriston Arkansas
A predawn blaze swept through a two story farm home near Morriston Ark killing ten people including eight children aged 3 to 12. Sheriff Marlin Hawkins identified the victims as Mr and Mrs Andy Paladino and their children. The fire spread quickly aided by strong winds before a neighbor discovered it.
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Last Rites Held For Ernie Kovacs
Hollywood records Ernie Kovacs 42 died in a car crash early Saturday. His widow Edie Adams arranged simple Presbyterian rites and a private burial at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Pallbearers include Jack Lemmon Frank Sinatra Dean Martin Billy Wilder Dick Quine and Joe Mikalos.
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Space Balloon Breaks Up Over Atlantic After Launch
A Thor rocket launched the large balloon known as Big Shot to test Echo satellite techniques. The balloon separated from the booster, infl ated, then split hundreds of miles above the Atlantic 600 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral. Recovery efforts and film from the mission were ongoing as observers watched the 25 minute flight end over the sea.
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Skindiver Nearly Killed by 14-Foot Shark Near Farallon Islands
San Francisco reports Floyd Pair Jr., a 29-year-old Sacramento milkman, survived a 14-foot shark attack while skin diving 25 miles west of the Golden Gate. He fought the shark after surfacing to shout and jab with a spear, then was rushed to Franklin Hospital. Pair sustained leg wounds and a deep buttock bite, with the femoral artery narrowly spared.
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Carlino Backs Rock in Debate On Tax Relief
In Albany the Assembly Speaker supports funding for education, backing Gov Rockefeller against tax rebates as the debate over tax relief widens. Senate leaders push for possible relief while others review Rockefeller’s budget. a final decision remains weeks away.
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Philip R. Chase
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George R. Metcalf
Auburn
New York
More Power At Niagara Falls As Ice Loosens
Niagara Falls N Y conditions eased as warmer weather loosened ice near the Niagara Power Project intakes. Output rose above 900 000 kilowatts, the highest since a Thursday ice jam cut water supply, with previous output around 1 750 000 kilowatts.
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Radio TV 2 Editorials 6 Comics 11 Classified 10 Fulton & Funerals 12
Radio and television briefs, editorial notes, and comic features fill pages 2 through 6. Classifieds on page 10 include local listings. Fulton and funerals memorials are noted on page 12 with community notices and service times.
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48 Killed In Algeria Over Last Weekend
Algiers reports a weekend toll of 48 dead and 116 wounded amid clashes between Moslem and European groups. The scene includes curfews, the Casbah at night, and celebrations in an officer’s club as some French soldiers and locals react to the violence.
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Vatican Council to condemn rising pagan currents
The Roman Catholic ecumenical council will take a firm stand against paganism including atheistic communism, per a communique from the central preparatory commission at its third session. Pope John XXIII will convene the council late this year in Rome with about 3000 church leaders to pursue unity.
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Camel Driver Receives Ford Pickup in Pakistan
In Karachi a Pakistan camel driver Bashir Ahmad received a Ford pickup with spare parts and tool box from U S Ambassador William Rountree and a Ford rep. The government waived customs and sales tax saving about 1200 dollars on a vehicle normally worth around 5000 dollars, a Ford Motor Co gift.
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JFK Faces Tough Going As GOP Tightens Lines
The Midwest endures a severe snowstorm with 8 to 15 inches in spots, Chicago hit by 7 inches new snow while Muskegon reports 15 inches and Le Mars records 14 below as crews clear roads. In Washington, Republicans tighten lines, Kennedy faces stiffer GOP opposition though some senators back certain proposals. Kuchel says Republicans will oppose when wrong but support when in national interest, while Goldwater urges a clearer GOP stand.
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Achesons Visit Cambodia Amid ICJ Preah Vihear Row
Former U S secretary of state Dean Acheson and his wife arrived in Phnom Penh as guests of the Cambodian government. Acheson had acted as Cambodia's attorney in the International Court of Justice dispute with Thailand over the Preah Vihear temple.
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Off-Duty Trooper Killed in Chemung County Crash
Allen L. Wise, 29, an off duty state trooper from near Elmira Heights, stationed in Painted Post, died when his sportscar overturned on a hill in Big Flats, Chemung County.
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U N Debate on Angola Tests U S Portugal Ties
At the United Nations in New York the Angola debate strains U S Portugal relations as the General Assembly returns for its 16th session. The U S seeks a moderate resolution toward self determination for Angola while Portugal argues the issue is domestic and outside UN jurisdiction.
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Cheddi Jagan
Congo Parliament censures Gizenga in Stanleyville standoff
Leopoldville Congo Parliament votes 67 to 1 to censure deputy premier Antoine Gizenga for defiance as UN and Congolese forces suppress his Gizengist gendarmerie in Stanleyville. Gizenga agrees to return while U Thant backs central government action to disarm and detain Gizenga’s forces.
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Dutch Warships Sink Indonesian Torpedo Vessel
Dutch warships sank an Indonesian motor torpedo boat off West New Guinea in Dutch waters near Etna Bay after patrol vessels encountered several Indonesian torpedo boats. The fate of the other boats was not known, and infiltrator activity in the area was reported as tensions over West New Guinea rise.
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The Fourth Estate Misheard as Fourth Dimension
A Albany Times-Union city desk exchange leaves a caller puzzled by the term Fourth Estate. The reporter corrects her, and she reveals she had told her daughter it was The Fourth Dimension.
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