Kashmir Talks To Continue In New Delhi Next Month
Indian and Pakistani negotiators will pursue a second Kashmir conference in New Delhi next month despite little to show from the first talks in Islamabad. The session begins January 16 and a joint communique urges officials and media to foster a friendly atmosphere and refrain from actions that could hinder negotiations. U.S. Ambassador McConaughy and British Ambassador James are credited by Karachi papers with preventing a breakdown, as envoys urged the delegation chiefs to stay the course.
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New York City Newspaper Strike Enters Fourth Week
The New York City newspaper strike extended into its fourth week as federal mediator Stephen S. Scholsberg paused talks until both sides agree to negotiations. Dispute centers on wage and fringe benefit increases opposed by publishers as excessive.
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Tillsonburg Hello Tillsonburg Sign Heads to Rose Parade
A 14-member Tillsonburg, Ontario group will travel with cots pots and pans to Pasadena for the Tournament of Roses parade. They will hold a 14-foot Hello Tillsonburg sign for TV cameras marking the town’s third consecutive year in the float event.
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Atom Powered Admiral Warns of Red Subs
Vice Admiral John W. Thach warned Washington that within a year the U S atomic submarine force will grow, and the Soviets may have a sizeable fleet. Thach noted U S subs include 41 boats with 18 atomic powered ones and 115 conventional diesel submarines. He and Admiral Elton W. Grenfell cited Soviet gains and past diesel builds as a strategic blunder while reporting the United States has 27 nuclear powered submarines, nine armed with Polaris missiles.
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Doctor Frost's Condition Promising After Surgery
Boston reports poet Robert Frost, 88, appears to be convalescing promisingly after December surgery to remove a urinary tract obstruction. A Brigham Hospital spokesman cited a good breakfast, noting he suffered a heart attack during recovery.
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John L. Lewis Undergoes Stomach Ulcer Surgery
John L. Lewis, 82, former United Mine Workers president, underwent surgery for a stomach ulcer last Wednesday in Springfield. His brother R. C. Lewis of Charleston, West Virginia, said he is on the road to recovery while hospital officials did not comment on the condition.
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Census shows 40.5 million married couples in 1960
The 1960 U.S. census reports that 40.5 million couples were married, reflecting a sizable portion of households nationwide and signaling postwar family trends.
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