United States Britain and Soviet sign test ban treaty
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union signed a treaty banning nuclear tests in air space outer space and underwater in a Kremlin ceremony. Key figures Dean Rusk Lord Home and Andrei Gromyko attended as leaders sought a first postwar arms control accord amid Cold War tensions.
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Buddhist Priest Self-Immolation Stokes Viet Nam Tensions
In Saigon a 23 year old Buddhist priest set himself on fire amid hunger strike protests against religious discrimination. Government troops removed his charred body as Buddhist leaders cite rising strife between Buddhists and Diem regime. The event follows prior self-immolations and political turmoil linked to dissident writers and coup fears. Pope Paul VI urged respect for rights of the people in response to the Buddhist protests.
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Rail talks resume with Labor Secretary Wirta meeting
Washington dispatch reports renewed talks between railroad industry officials and unions, chaired by Labor Secretary William Wirtz, aiming to settle labor disputes through collective bargaining. Spokesmen say proposals were exchanged but no clear concessions disclosed. sources caution against expecting a quick resolution as possible work rules loom and a nationwide strike remains a threat.
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Vermilion Farm Tests Bird Deterrent Amid Harsh Winter
Blueberry growers face severe winter losses while a Vermilion farm debuts a new bird deterrent method. Senator Young speaks at a Lorain County meeting in support of the nuclear test ban treaty signed today. Florida sports fishermen in the Keys add excitement beyond catches as editors note.
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Four Scandinavian Nations Poised to Sign Test Ban
Sweden Denmark Norway and Finland move toward signing a nuclear test ban. Secretary of State Dean Rusk visits Copenhagen en route to Moscow. Sweden decides to join the ban, easing domestic opposition to an atomic policy. Cabinet approval and parliamentary ratification in all four nations expected.
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Police control racial disorder in Chicago South Side
Racial unrest flared on Chicago's South Side as a white teen crowd gathered after rumors a Black family would move into a block. Police broke up the gathering, arresting 35 youths, amid broader regional protests and civil rights demonstrations across Indiana, Alabama, Virginia, and Mississippi.
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Cleveland Picketing Averted By Labor Settlement
A last minute settlement between the United Freedom Movement and the United Association of Plumbers and Pipe Fitters ends planned picketing at an underground convention hall site in Cleveland. Negro journeymen and apprentices will be admitted under contracts signed after nine hours of talks involving 25 labor and government officials led by U S Undersecretary of Labor John F Henning. The deal follows a three day walkout sparked by non-members participating in the job site demonstrations and was praised by Mayor Ralph Locher for persistence.
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Post Office Clerk Alerts Authorities Over Whistling Package
In San Francisco a clerk tossed a small parcel into a bin, heard it whistle, and called in authorities. Army demolition experts retrieved the package to a parking lot and found two small walkie talkies inside. The devices had been accidentally turned on.
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UPI
Ward dies in London from barbiturate overdose
The London hospital death of Ward from barbiturate overdose sparks scandal. Reported links tie him to Christine Keeler and Marilyn Rice-Davies while parliament debates judicial handling and calls for a thorough inquiry into the Ward trial and possible perjury by witnesses.
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Vicxi Barrett
Chronicle Telegram disavows magazine subscription scam claims
Elyria residents report canvassers for magazine subscriptions claim affiliation with The Chronicle Telegram. C B Schoepfle president of Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co says there is absolutely no connection between the newspaper and any magazines. Recipients urged to obtain names license numbers and descriptions of involved parties and notify The Chronicle Telegram. Efforts will be made to halt the scam.
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Grace of Monaco Seeks Dublin Area Summer Home
The News of the World reports Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco are seeking a 20 room summer residence near Dublin Ireland. They reportedly wish to return to the Emerald Isle where the princess has roots and have been tipped as looking for such a home.
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Emerald Isle
Two Cleveland businessmen complete around-the-world flight
Sam Miller and Louis Fodor, both Cleveland, Ohio businessmen, claimed a world circumnavigation record by commercial air, landing at Idlewild Airport 46 hours 54 minutes after takeoff. The 20,000 mile flight began in London and halted in Rome Hong Kong Tokyo and Anchorage before arriving home. They described the trip as a crazy idea and said they mostly played cards in the air and ate full dinners about every four hours.
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Kennedy monitors signing of limited nuclear ban with Moscow
President Kennedy, in Hyannis Port with Jacqueline and children, plans to return to Washington to watch for any sums or moves from Moscow on the limited test ban treaty. Secretary Rusk and British and Soviet officials meet in Moscow to discuss further steps as the president keeps a sharp eye on developments.
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Weather update for Northeastern Ghia region today
Mostly sunny with a high of 78 to 84 degrees. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers and perhaps thunderstorms developing late tonight into Tuesday. Lows around 65. Slightly warmer Tuesday. Sunrise at 6 25 a.m. and sunset around 34 p.m.
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