Soviets OKA Test Ban Talks Immediate Embargo Sought
The Soviet Union agreed to resume suspended nuclear test ban talks with the United States and Britain in Geneva on November 28 while demanding an immediate embargo on all tests. Moscow warned it would walk out if the United States tests during the conference, a move seen as pressuring a new moratorium after a string of atmospheric explosions.
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Dunn Files Bid For A Recount In Lorain County
Mayor Oscar G. Dunn filed for a recount of his 31 vote loss to Republican Clerk Lila Black. He presented a $500 certified check and a letter at the Lorain County Board of Elections with attorney Robert Corts. A recount could be scheduled for next Tuesday and may last one day or more.
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East German wall braces as Clay faces Berlin crisis
East German press warns Gen. Lucius D. Clay of aggression and vows to reinforce the Siegfried Line dividing Berlin. Across the wall clashes erupt as West Berlin youths clash with police and border guards amid a heavy rainfall and renewed protests.
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Arms Purchased in Bonn West Germany buys weapons from Norway
West Germany has purchased about 50 million dollars worth of weapons from Norway, according to a Defense Ministry spokesman. The announcement was made Monday in Bonn.
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Air Crash Kills Pilot And Boy
A Marine pilot and a one year old boy were killed when a jet bomber collided with another plane near Kailua Hawaii. The crash destroyed two homes as a PTA meeting was underway at a nearby school. The boy was Stephen Schmitz son of Coast Guard Cmdr. Frank C Schmitz. the pilot’s identity was awaiting notification of next of kin.
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Rockefeller's Hopes Fade For Lost Son In Pacific Search
Governor Nelson Rockefeller travels toward New Guinea with Dutch search teams to find Michael Rockefeller, last seen after a Sunday swim near Biak. The hunt shifts from sea to swamp coast, with Beavers and Marines aiding along Biak and Merauke. One native prahu sank and a second ship reported drifting toward Singapore.
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Pact Extension Ends Amid Possible Pfaucher Strike
Financial recovery at Spencer Manufacturing cited as president wins Free Enterprise award. The contract extension with Pfaucher Co. union group was cancelled and a strike potential looms after 10 a.m. tomorrow. This item appears in the first page, second section of the paper.
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Peggy Lee Hospitalized With Viral Pneumonia
UPI reports singer Peggy Lee in satisfactory condition at Poly Clinic Hospital New York after viral pneumonia. She completed two shows at a New York nightclub on Saturday but was unable to perform a third due to illness and was admitted for treatment.
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Pink elephants parade opens circus on Grant Street
Motorists on Grant Street were startled by pink tinted elephants leading a procession to announce the circus opening in Pittsburgh tonight. The parade featured pink polka dotted pachyderms and drew curious onlookers as the show prepared to start.
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Reds Defy Deadline On Registration
Washington UPI report says the U.S. Communist Party did not register with the government by midnight, risking a $10,000 daily fine. The deadline stemmed from a Supreme Court upholding the Subversive Activities Control Board finding the group is an arm of the Soviet government. Justice officials expected a last minute change, but none arrived before the deadline. The Internal Security Act of 1960 requires registration, disclosure of officers, financial accounting, and listing of printing presses.
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Art Objects Lost Off Philippine Coast
Art objects valued at about 700000 dollars disappeared when the 600 ton Panamanian ship Danpa sank near the Philippines on November 13. The loss was reported from Hong Kong where officials confirmed the incident and the figures.
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Mystery over Bluebelle tragedy haunts survivor tale
A decades old sea disaster story centers on Terry Jo Duperrault who survived the Bluebelle sinking while her family perished. The case raises questions about mobly the killer theory and motives. Harvey, the pilot, died by suicide after the voyage.
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