Soviet Union seeks ban on nuclear tests and pause approval
Gromyko announced Khrushchev’s cabinet proposes suspending nuclear tests once Supreme Soviet approves measure. He urged US and Britain to join, warned that ending tests won’t remove war risks, and said the USSR reserves right to resume if others continue. Western diplomats call plan clever as parliament moves to formal approval.
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Thioh
United States
Britain
Groyko
Soviet Union
Gromyro
Pacific
Siberia
Khrushchev
Gromyka
V. V. Grishin
United States Congress
State Dept Questions Russ Move In Disarmament Debate
The State Department condemned the Moscow announcement as a propaganda ploy and said Russia conducted a rapid, intensive string of secret tests. Lawmakers called the move phony and warned it underscores the need for UN inspectors to police any ban and for orderly disarmament.
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Moscow
Ear and sinus treatment promise in California ad
A newspaper ad promotes a “proven method” for hearing loss linked to sinus trouble. It claims rapid improvement after the first treatment and offers a complete sinus and catarrh exam for free plus a total charge of three dollars if improvement is seen, with a 10 day redraw. It stresses urgency and the office’s busyness in Southern California.
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California
Songstress Garland Quits New York Club Show
Songstress Judy Garland walked off the Town and Country Club stage after a late start and a dispute over pay amid a large audience. After singing five numbers she told 1,700 patrons she could not continue due to laryngitis, then left stage as the microphone died. Officers and Garland’s husband Sid Luft, who she has filed for divorce from, were later seen in her dressing room amid contract chatter and staffing questions at the club.
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U.pl
Judy Garland
Brooklyn
Town and Country Club
Garland
Maksik
Sid Luft
Jet Makeik
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Assemblyman
Buc
Bruce F. Allen
Gates
Knight Recalls Budget Clash Over Water Funds
Knight recalls the budget clash as California negotiates a final proposal totaling 2.034 billion dollars with 61 million for water development. The Senate support varied from 3 million to 83 million, while the Assembly pressed for southern control of water allocations and north-south dispute. The legislature faced rejections from conference reports and hours-long sessions, with both houses ultimately declining the latest budget.
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Senate
Assembly
Knight
San Francisco Bay Aqueducts
California
Man Freed in Death of Wife in Anniversary Case
In Woodland Hills an autopsy suggested the death of Mary Branson during a 27th anniversary celebration was probably accidental. Her husband Charles Branson, 46, was released but ordered to report to the district attorney to give a full statement. He admitted striking Mary during a quarrel with her sister’s husband as she intervened. Mary Branson, 43, had a chronic heart condition.
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Woodland Hills
Charles E. Branson
Mary
Bransons
Mrs. Branson
Branson
Rubber firms to end antitrust violations
The Justice Department announced that B F Goodrich Co and Dayton Rubber Co agreed to terminate alleged agreements that violated antitrust laws by curbing sponge rubber production for the world market. A civil antitrust suit was filed in Federal District Court in New York City, and a consent judgment was entered against the firms. The coroner's autopsy surgeon fixed the death as probably due to accidental causes.
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Washington
Athy.Gen. Rogers
B. F. Goodrich Co
Dayton Rubber Co
Justice Department
Department
Smuggling Roundup In Poland Prompts Court Action
A U S district court suit alleges Goodrich and Dayton conspired with an English group to corner sponge rubber markets and bar new competition. London firm Moulded Hair Co Ltd and Joseph Howard are named as co conspirators. Talalay of New Haven credited with a freezing process. The decree enjoins licensing decisions and requires patent licensing by Goodrich and Dayton to US customers. Authorities say 149 people were arrested in Warsaw area raid, with thousands of nylon stockings and cartons of cigarettes seized as smuggling.
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Dayton
Warsaw
United States
Singlish
Goodrich
Dayton 10 Automers
Exclusive Seltzar Formula Promises Nervous Relief
An bold claim touts TRANQUI-SELTZER as a tranquilizer available over the counter. The ad asserts 100 percent effectiveness in clinical tests at a major hospital, promising relief from nervousness and tension.
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