08 Mar 1962
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
2
President Kennedy cites Geneva talks as chance to discuss disarmament Berlin and Southeast Asia. He says US and Soviet Union should explore international inspection plans for any nuclear ban treaty and notes zones barring weapons need careful placement and non nuclear forces considerations.
President Kennedy announced that the United States gained more from new tariff cutting agreements than it conceded, covering 94.3 billion dollars in exports while offering 2.9 billion in imports. The pact with the European Economic Community and other nations includes staged reductions and allowances below peril points to avoid a breakdown in negotiations.
A car carrying four horsemen crashed into a child near Howie Race Track in Bowie on Wednesday night. Three men were killed and a fourth injured.
Saugus report says World War II trainer, Jack Robert Lewis, age 38, of Burbank, died when his plane's engine failed during a low pass over a canyon near friends' homes. The craft dove into a hillside after a sharp descent through a high voltage line, investigators said.
New York rallies feature Goldwater Humphrey addressing rival camps. Dunbar argues for local regional prevention probation and parole efforts. He notes it costs about 1800 dollars yearly to prison a man versus 300 to supervise a parolee and urges halfway houses parolee work camps and community correctional centers.
Cuban parents have sent about 8000 children to the United States for schooling and care rather than attend Cuban schools. About 900 are in the Miami area. Federal funds through HEW support the program. In New York, crowds attended rallies for Barry Goldwater and Hubert Humphrey, with both events met by pickets.
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