Step Toward Disarmament Marks Nuclear Treaty Victory
The United Nations General Assembly committee approved a nonproliferation treaty promising no more spread of nuclear weapons, building on the 1963 test ban. Major powers defend allies with nuclear guarantees while nonnuclear signatories commit to peaceful use and information exchange. The move signals a shift toward saner international arms policy despite departures by France, China, India, and Brazil.
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United Nations General Assembly
France
China
United Nations
India
South America
Brazil
Paris
Peking
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Dusk on the Mountains in June Portraits a Quiet Evening
A June dusk over hills and forests paints a tranquil scene. The mountain slopes shift from pewter-silver twilight to gray shadows as maples and oaks darken below evergreens catching the last light. A countryman on his porch hears cow bells and whippoorwills as night settles, a peaceful finish to the day.
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Haydn S. Pearson
Tito Joins The Students In Belgrade Revolt
Viewpoints of Other Editors examine Tito stepping into the Belgrade University student strike. The 77-year-old leader publicly supports the students and asserts he anticipated their demands, hinting at a bid to steer the movement and possibly divide rebels from democratic reformers. The piece notes parallels to Djilas and Rankovic and warns future demands will follow even if Tito wins this round.
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Tito
New York Imnes
Belgrade University
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Aleksandar Rankovic
Milovan Djilas
Grant
Djilas Jong
Calcium and Vitamin D Told as Food Not Medicine
A columnist shares patient anecdotes on calcium deficiency symptoms and treats calcium with vitamin D as daily food. He extols milk as the best calcium source, notes sun exposure for vitamin D, warns against viewing calcium pills as cures, and offers pamphlets for related dietary guidance.
Schmidt to Coach Penn State Soccer Next Fall
W Herbert Schmidt from Summit New Jersey will lead Penn State soccer next season. A Rutgers graduate, Schmidt brings Rutgers roots and collegiate coaching experience to the Nittany Lions program.
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W. Herbert Schmidt
Penn State
Schmidt
Summit, NJ
Rutgers
Stop and Frisk Ruling Shapes Public Safety Debates
The Supreme Court affirms police use of stop and frisk to curb threats in crowds, citing the need to protect lives. Critics warn of privacy invasion. proponents urge broader gun control and licensing to prevent handgun access for unreliable individuals while maintaining lawful sports and home defense.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Earl Warren
William C. Douglas
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Congress
Rainy Day List of Things Not Done by Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on rainy days as a time to list unfulfilled life items. The playful catalog includes ambitious, humorous and improbable feats like driving across America, opening a can of sardines with a live one in the crowd, and sharing a marshmallow with Julie Christie.
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America
Allen Ginsberg
Venice
Greenhorn
Ngress
Charles de Gaulle
Lyndon Johnson
Taj Mahal
Spain
Buckingham Palace
Julie Andrews
Julie Christie
What Has Become of the United States of America
A reader laments the loss of free speech and civil discourse in America. He questions violence against dissent, urges respect for differing opinions, and calls for renewed patriotism and civic participation. He references a citizen’s duty to vote and to pass a lasting heritage to children, noting troubled times and a need for national unity. Accidents among ages 15 to 24 are cited as a major death cause, and church membership numbers are mentioned.
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Palladium Times
United States of America
Germany Faces Rising Student Rebels in 1960s Chaos
German students challenge the Bonn state with protests against emergency powers and Vietnam, led by the wounded radical Red Rudi Dutschke. They gain strength from Brandt’s split, vow to destroy bureaucracies, and seek a citizen’s commune future while warning of streetcar free rides and exams relics.
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Germany
France
Mao Tze-tung
Fidel Castro
Red Rudi” Dutschke
Bchote Etary
Roy
West Germany
Stokely Carmichael
Dutschke
Today In History Highlights For June 17, 1968
June 17 marks events across centuries including the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill where Americans held firm despite British siege, Drake's 1579 California landing, John Wesley’s 1703 birth, 1940 French peace terms to Nazi Germany, and 1969 China’s hydrogen bomb test. Also noted are Naples and Sicily bombings in 1943, De Valera’s 1959 Irish presidency, a Vancouver bridge collapse, MacMillan’s 1963 confidence vote, and China’s hydrogen test a year earlier.
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Francis Drake
California
John Wesley
France
Germany
Naples
Sicily
Eamon de Valera
Vancouver
B. C
Harold MacMillan
John Profumo
Christine Keller
MacMillan
China
America Not Sick Country Says Geo Ball
George Ball, to become U N ambassador, said America is not a sick country but a country terribly over armed. He spoke on Newsfront about Kennedy’s assassination and gun control, noting the U S has failed to curb gun sales and that change will come eventually.
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America
Geo. Ball
New York
George Ball
U.S
United Nations
St Genevieve Named First Permanent Missouri Settlement
St Genevieve, founded circa 1735, stands as the earliest permanent settlement in the area now known as Missouri, marking a foundational milestone in regional colonial history.
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St. Genevieve
Missouri
Palladium Times Rates and News Carrier Info
The Palladium Times announces rates for delivery by office carrier and mail to Northern Cayuga and Wayne Counties. Rates show varying periods and costs, with ad rates and advertising representative contact details included. The notice lists subscription prices for different term lengths and regions and mentions Associated Press affiliation.
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