Distrustization in Cold War relations cited by AP analyst
AP News Analyst notes distrust gates Western alliances during Kennedy era. Dialogue on the limited nuclear test ban with Russia frames unease, Khrushchev’s prudence, and rising Chinese skepticism. De Gaulle’s France warns of potential future distrust and questions U S protection, pushing for its own nuclear deterrent.
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Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
Western Europe
France
United States
de Gaulle
Turnpike Resurfacing Nearly Done
TOPEKA AP A 170 mile resurfacing project on the Kansas Turnpike costing about 300000 will finish in about two weeks. Contractors and 90 100 employees have worked since February. A four mile section near Topeka has a new asphalt layer three to four inches thick. A 92 mile south stretch is being sealed with asphalt and gravel chips. The rest has been treated with oil sand and cement. L W Newcomer chief engineer and turnpike manager said the work will place the road in the best condition in years.
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Topeka
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Oklahoma Line
L. W. Newcomer
Earthquake Shakes Northeast Italy Tourism Triangle
Two strong shocks rocked a 200 mile northeast Italian triangle from Florence to Trieste and Bolzano, knocking down chimneys and cracking walls but causing no casualties.
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Forli
Italy
Florence
Trieste
Bolzano
Jitters Abate On Wall Street
New York AP report on the third SEC study finds little surprise beyond calls for tighter Washington supervision. Highlights include abuses by some mutual fund salespeople, questionable sales fees, and potential conflicts of interest. Cary outlines future industry meetings to seek added controls. no immediate legislation planned. Prices edged higher as markets closed.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
New York and
Congress
Stock Exchanges
Mutual Fund Industry
National Association of Security Dealers
Cary
Senate
House
Minuteman Missile Launched From Vandenberg Base
The Air Force launched its 14th Minuteman ICBM from Vandenberg Air Force Base California in a routine Strategic Air Command training flight. An Air Force spokesman described the event as standard procedure.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
West Coast
Strategic Air Command
Mount Everest climbing books captivate readers
A look at popular mountaineering literature notes Everest dominates interest with accounts of the 1953 British conquest as told by Sir John Hunt in The Conquest of Everest and Sir Edmund Hillary in High in the Thin Cold Air. It also highlights Maurice Herzog Annapurna and Tiger of the Snows by Nor gay Tenzing, with Ullman co authoring Hillary and Tenzing works.
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Everest
Sir John Hunt
Sir Edmund Hillary
Maurice Herzog
Annapurna
Norgay Tenzing
James Ramsey Ullman
Kansas to gain 13.6 million annual military pay boost
The Topeka Capital estimates that if the bill passes Kansas would receive about 13.6 million dollars yearly from a 14.4 percent military pay raise. Affected bases include Forbes in Topeka Schilling in Salina McConnell in Wichita Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley and Olathe Naval Air Station with varying submillions per site.
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Kansas
Forbes Air Force Base
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Riley
Leavenworth
Olathe Naval Air Station
Senate
House
Forbes
Schilling
McConnell
Ft. Leavenworth
Ft. Riley
Lost Woman Found Near Pecos
Mrs Vera Greer aged 67 died Friday after being rescued by an Air Force helicopter Thursday following five days in a sweltering remote stretch of far west Texas. Parched and briefly conscious, she was not coherent at Pecos hospital officials said.
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Pecos, Texas
Vera Greer
Air Force
Texas
Detection Limits Highlight Gaps in Underground Test Ban
AP Science writer Ralph Dighton reports from Pasadena on how the limited nuclear test ban treaty omits underground detonations due to uncertain detection methods. Dr. Frank Press notes a need for broader treaties as seismic monitoring advances. Magnitude thresholds determine detectability of subterranean explosions, with magnitudes 4 to 6 marking increasing energy.
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Calif
U.S
Frank Press
Seismology Laboratories
California Institute of Technology
Moscow
Dr. Press
Space
Soviet Union
Navy style river patrols by First Cavalry in Korea
In Korea the First Cavalry Division has created a naval unit to hunt infiltrating North Korean patrols along the Imjin River. Company A of the 8th Engineer Battalion leads river patrols with assault boats and 27 foot craft, supported by riflemen from the 8th and 9th Cavalry. Lt. Sgt. Osko Baccus commands the fleet, while Capt. James Metalios promotes the unit as being closer to the action than other US Army engineers. Soldier Alfred Baker calls waterborne cavalry duty the best Army job.
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1St Cavalry Division
Korea
United Nations
First Cavalry Division
Imjin
U.S. Army
James Metalios
Tuckahoe
N.Y
Navy
Osko Baccus
Security
Colo
Alfrd Baker
Alderson
W.va
Wellsville Elementary Plans Fitness Program and Safety Patrol
Wellsville Elementary School outlines a physical fitness program for kindergarten through sixth grade. Each pupil will engage in strenuous exercise during a daily play period. Tentative plans include a sixth grade safety patrol.
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Wellsville
Jesse A. Graves Jr
Graves
Fellowship Hall
Women's Missionary
State Of Siege Extended Again In Paraguay
President Alfredo Stroessner extended the state of siege by 90 days, claiming it is needed to guarantee Paraguayans full legal activities during a period when progress welfare and tranquility rule the country. The extension marks another renewal of the authoritarian measure that has persisted for over a decade.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
Renewed Diplomatic Ties Hinted With Hungary
Washington reports strong belief in diplomatic circles that the United States and Communist Hungary will resume full relations by summer's end despite State Department denials. Relations soured in 1956 after Moscow crushed the Hungarian revolt and Ed ward T. Wailes was barred from presenting credentials. A chargé d’affaires leads the U.S. legation, signaling tense ties pending a full reopening.
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Washington
United States
Hungary
State Department
Edward T. Wailes
U.S
Integration Plan Approved in Oklahoma City Schools
U.S. District Judge Luther Bohanon approved a plan by the Oklahoma City School Board to end segregation in public schools. The plan includes policy changes on student transfers and hiring, with criticism from NAACP leader E Melvin Porter who urged more Negro teachers. Attorney A Simpson Tate said he is basically satisfied with the plan.
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U.S. Dist
Luther Bohanon
Wewoka
A. L. Dowell
Bohanon
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