Kennedy Drives Global Disarmament With 2/3 Cut Proposal
The United States presented at Geneva a plan to reduce world arms by almost two thirds over six years and to replace armies with a United Nations peace force in about a decade. It calls for inspections and a sampling method overseen by an international body, with preambles outlining aims for a peaceful world.
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British hunt two turncoats in disarmament audit plan
Reported draft outlines spot checks and surprise audits to verify arms and troop levels. It describes dividing nations into zones with periodic inspections and a probabilistic approach used by U.S. officials and Ambassador Arthur H. Dean.
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Army officer gets 20 years in spy trial
Captain Joseph P. Kauffman of the U S Air Force was sentenced by an eight man military court in Wiesbaden Germany to 20 years hard labor for passing U S defense secrets to the Communists He is dismissed from the service and will forfeit pay and allowances The decision is subject to automatic review in Washington Kauffman 43 was convicted of conspiracy providing information and failure to notify superiors in a case that linked him to East Berlin contacts and Soviet led espionage efforts in 1960-61
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Northeastern Ohio Plans Change for Class A Basketball
A Northeastern Ohio district announces plans to reorganize Class A basketball brackets aimed at streamlining tournament play for Midstew School District students. The move targets clearer scheduling and improved competitive balance.
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Excommunication Sought Over Desegregation Clash
In New Orleans Archbishop Rummel excommunicated Mrs. Gaillot and two segregation opponents after a dispute over desegregation in Catholic schools. Mrs. Gaillot, leader of Save Our Nation, argued for segregation and prayed kneeling before the archbishop, while Gaillot defended his wife's views and actions. The three excommunications prompt appeals to the Vatican.
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Kennedy says no ill will over steel price flipflop
President Kennedy said the administration bears no vindictive or hostile stance toward steel firms after a price increase and subsequent reversal under government pressure. He stressed cooperation among labor management and government to curb inflation while noting continued probe into potential legal violations. He cited tax credits depreciation and growth measures as foundations for industrial capital and economic stability.
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Kennedy outlines blueprint for world disarmament plan
President Kennedy described the U S plan for Geneva as the most comprehensive disarmament proposal yet, aiming to cut world arms by two thirds in six years and replace national armies with a United Nations peace force. He urged Geneva participants to bear a heavy responsibility to lay a foundation for a secure world.
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IRS allows dog as business expense in Texas
The Dallas IRS office says an east Texas man can deduct his hound dog as a business expense. He claimed the dog guarded his watermelon patch, a claim the agency acknowledged.
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Vermilion Welcomes New Industry on Sunnyside Road
Ground broken yesterday at the eastern Vermilion plant site for a Ford support industry. Eight months of negotiations culminate in a facility expected to hire 30 to 90 workers initially. Company will manufacture special components for custom ordered Fords.
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East German killed trying to flee through Berlin border crossing
A 24 year old East German, Klause Brueske, was shot and killed by Communist border guards at the Heinrich Heine crossing into West Berlin as a gravel truck tried to breach the barrier at about 60 mph. Two companions were wounded. the truck crashed into a bombed building near Zehlendorf.
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