Rusk Aid Talks With Pakistan Chief Move Toward Closer Ties
U S Undersecretary George W Ball met with President Ayub Khan in Rawalpindi as part of talks aimed at easing strain in U S Pakistan relations. Officials say a barter trade pact with Communist China is near completion, to be signed in Rawalpindi within days, exchanging Pakistani law rule for Chinese coal and cement.
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U S Staff Chiefs See Uprising and Prison Riot Threat
Senate hearing revealed Gen Maxwell Taylor warned that the Soviets would likely test clandestinely. Taylor and Joint Chiefs members discussed atmospheric small tests and the risk of evasion under the nuclear treaty. In a separate prison incident, about 2,000 inmates caused extensive damage and riots with guards assaulted as tear gas was deployed.
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Witnesses Rally at Rose Bowl Delegation Lands in Pasadena
A flood of Jehovah's Witnesses fills the Rose Bowl area as the annual convention opens. Delegates exceed 500 gather from Hawaii and other regions for the week-long session featuring talks by Watchtower Society officials and a door-to-door ministry campaign.
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Girl Who Lost Legs Set for School Return
Debbie Marcuccilli, a 12 year old girl from Rochester New York, returns to school after losing both legs in a school bus collision with a tractor trailer. She walks with artificial limbs, attends rehab at Strong Memorial Hospital, and plans to join her classmates with help from family friends and teachers.
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Social Credit Party Splits in Quebec
Granby Quebec factions of Canada's Social Credit party split after the four conventions. One side backs national leader Robert Thompson, the other supports deputy leader Real Cauutic. The division leaves about 11 followers in the 265 seat House of Commons and creates two Quebec Social Credit parties.
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Miami vandal slashes 100 car tires in suburb
UPI reports a mystery spree left about one hundred tires slashed on cars parked in a Miami suburb Monday. Police investigate motive as drivers check repairs and insurance claims.
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Afghan King and Queen to visit United States
President Kennedy will welcome King Mohammed Zahir and Queen Taher to Langley Air Force Base aboard his jet. The planned 12 day visit signals a pleasant interlude as Afghanistan pursues neutralism amid Soviet aid and internal reforms.
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State Fair Draw Passes Half Million Attendances
California State Fair reached a milestone with attendance nearing 500 000 as week two turnout pushed total visitors to approximately 4 183 far surpassing initial estimates.
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