West Dublin bid for new Western arms talks
In Geneva today major Western capitals move toward fresh disarmament proposals. U S Britain France and Italy discussed new restrictions as the 10-nation affirmament talks continued. Geneva was quiet amid anticipation of Western arms reduction measures in response to Soviet proposals. June 2. The conference in hard session marked progress with Lt. Get. as Canada’s top Western delegate present.
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Maine Primaries Narrow Field for Congress Seats
In Portland, ex-professor John Corrigan narrowly defeated Roger Dube in a Maine 1st District primary while Albert Republican Stanley R. Tupper won over Roy Sinclair. Corrigan seeks the House seat vacated by Frank Coffin as GOP Gov. Reed's campaign gains momentum ahead of November.
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Cuba Rejects U S Protest Over Expulsion of Diplomats
Cuba rejects a U S protest demanding expulsion of two diplomats amid accusations they aided anti Castro groups. Raul Roa, the foreign minister, dismissed many details of the note and denied that Raul Castro spoke aggressively to embassy staff.
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Officials Seek to End Strike by 60 Canneries
In San Francisco, federal mediators and California growers pressed to settle a strike by canneries affecting the 1960 apricot crop in Solano and Yolo counties. Negotiations with the Teamsters and the California Association of Growers sought a $1.25 hourly wage raise to end the walkout threatening the produce market.
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Indonesian agency seeks Soviet loan for atomic reactor
The head of Indonesia's Atomtig Energy Institute, based in Jakarta, left Monday for Moscow to seek a 250 million dollar loan from the Soviet Union to establish an atomic reactor in Indonesia. He travels with officials and aims to fund the project amid regional energy plans.
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Lumumbe Wins First Major Congo Vote in Chamber
Patrice Lumumbe, a fiery nationalist leader, won his first major political test in Leopoldville Belgian Congo's Chamber of Deputies. Lumumbe's candidate secured 74 votes for president of the chamber, with 58 for the moderate Joseph Kagavuba backed ticket and one independent vote.
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Mother 46 Slays Son in Bathtub
Seattle police report a 46 year old mother killed her four year old son by clubbing him with a hatchet and then confessed to the bath time killing. The mother called police after saying she feared for her boy if something happened to them. Jorgen Lynn Hesselberg lay dead in about a foot of water. Husband Jorgen, 48, a baker, said he did not know his wife had been despondent.
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Seven Ways to Cut Your Medical Costs
Reader's Digest tips offer guidance on managing medical expenses. They cover how to lower doctor visits costs, maximize income tax deductions, and four additional strategies to save on health care in an era of rising prices.
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KKIC Plans March Show of Strength in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia the Ku Klux Klan group announces it will march on Sunday July 10 to demonstrate strength through a public street display. The event details reflect the organization’s intent to project influence in the area.
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Red China Launches Weeklong Anti-Eisenhower Drive
Peiping broadcasts and roadside posters condemn U S President Eisenhower as imperialist. China-wide rallies, clamor in streets, artists and writers mock him with skits and cartoons. Chinese media claim millions oppose the American leader.
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