Test Ban Treaty Seen Ready for Senate Approval
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara and other officials pushed the pact as essential to national defense. Senators and leaders weighed fears of Soviet duplicity, with Edward Teller and others urging ratification to avoid nuclear war risks.
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Nations sign nuclear test ban accord across three continents
Senator Scott said at least four nations scheduled to sign in Washington with Ireland Iceland Laos Sweden Trinidad Tobago Jamaica and Iraq awaiting approval votes. London signings raised the total to 42 with Tunisia Malaya and four others joining earlier signers.
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Bucks SS Pay Grows the Bills Contests
Public notices announce social security number entry for two contests via The Light. Readers submit SSN name address and phone, await daily draws, and must call The Light at CAG 2441 to report winnings.
Suit Attacks Home Rule Charter In Court Challenge
The suit calls the proposed charter xtra-legal and claims it tampers with the judicial system and interferes with general state laws. County commissioners say a declaratory judgment may save about 30000 dollars in election costs, and have 10 days to decide on a special election, which the suit could postpone indefinitely.
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Connally Civil Rights Speech Spurs Austin Demonstration
The Texas Council of Voters says Gov Connally's civil rights speech prompted a mass protest plan with up to 400 Houston supporters. The demonstration in Austin will align with a Washington march as part of broader civil rights action.
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Harrris
Austin
Washington
Husband Fails to Visit Found Dead in Hospital Home
In Miami Florida a wife missing her husband discovered his burned body at their home after police traced his absence from his daily hospital visit. The 78 year old man was found seated upright before a television, apparently killed by a dropped cigarette.
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James Fe, Hailigan
LBJ Visit Likely Trimmed by Deaths in Washington
Houston AP reports Vice President Johnson planned a two day Houston visit that may be shortened due to the deaths of Sen. Estes Kefauver and Glynn Stegall. aides say Johnson may return to Washington early tomorrow instead of staying through the day.
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The text appears to be garbled OCR from a newspaper listing rates and an Associated Press notice about rights to reproduce local news and AP dispatches. The readable fragments reference Sunday and daily publication options, rates, and a general permission statement without a clear event or人物.
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