Reds Accept Anglo American Concessions In Geneva Talks
In Geneva Soviet delegate Semyon Tsarapkin accepted three of the new Anglo American concessions toward a nuclear test suspension treaty but offered little in return. The 2 minute meeting marked a stalled progress in the 1958 talks as Tsarapkin signaled no immediate deal and hinted hard bargaining ahead with Kennedy and Khrushchev pressing for clear terms.
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HTNS
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Johnson
Tsarapkin
Britain
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Min’Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
United States
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Yesteray
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Arthur Hon
D-Tenn
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U S Pushes Campaign To Topple Castro
United States moves to oust Fidel Castro as a State Department document outlines a plan to rally Cuban citizens against the pro Communist regime. The memo calls for action aimed at stirring change on the island and suggests broad cooperation from international allies.
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Joseph Newman
United Nations
United States
Fidel Castro
State Department
Cuba
Fi‘ Castro
Castro
International Communist Movement
Batista
Communist Alliance
Island
Qehna
Two Americans freed by Castro describe jail conditions
Linden Blue and Donald Swenson said they were held incommunicado after their private plane was forced down near Havana. They described poor food and crowded cells, and noted they were questioned only once before release.
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UPI
Havana
Linden Blue
Denver
Colo
Donald Swenson
Toronto
Ont
Canada
Castro
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Blue
United Press International
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Swenson
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Caribbean
Key West
Managua
Nicaragua
Gerber International
Gerber Baby Foods
Fremont
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DiSalle Attacks GOP Legislature At Franklin County Dinner
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle labeled the Republican-led legislature the most lobby-ridden in memory at a Franklin County Democratic dinner attended by about 1,500. He urged door-to-door work to expose press biases and pledged to veto state executions if guilt is in doubt. Coleman asserted no plans to resign as state Democratic chairman.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
Franklin County
Donald Tishman
William L. Coleman
Ohio
DiSalle
Coleman
Baha'i Leader Corinne Knight True Dies at 98
Services were held for Corinne Knight True former Baha'i National Assembly official age 98. She died Monday in Evanston Illinois where the nine member administrative body of the faith is headquartered.
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Evanston
Fil
UPI
Corinne Knight True
Baha'i National Assembly
World In A Spin Riot Anniversary Sparks Korea Turmoil
The first anniversary of the Syngman Rhee riots highlights ongoing Korean chaos and rising anti American sentiment. February slogans such as Yankee Go Home appear in city streets as unrest threatens Premier Chang's government. Also notes on British foreign policy and various UPI briefs.
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Syngman Rhee
Lord Home
Britain
Spain
Portugal
Lisbon
Madrid
Angola
Overtime For Women Sparks Ohio Lawmaker Battle
In Columbus the House Industry and Labor Committee backed a bill granting the Director of Industrial Relations power to approve overtime for women beyond the 48 hour week. The vote split along party lines after testimony from Miss Margaret Mahoney and others. Governor DiSalle supports the measure though Republicans pushed for it. the bill would permit special cases with pay at time and a half and requires female consent.
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Columbus
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Director of Industrial Relations
Margaret Mahoney
Michael V. DiSalle
House
Sciote-Sandusky Conservancy
1964 World's Fair Backed In Corner
New York Times report on the 1964 New York World's Fair notes a defensive mood amid European boycotts and finance worries. Moses says plans progress and the fair may open in 1964 though rent issues and design criticisms persist.
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Europe
Robert Moses
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York
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Bulgaria
Israel
Morocco
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Bureau of International Expositions
Paris
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Georgia
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Council of Economic Advisors
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