Big Three OK space arms ban after talks in New York
The foreign ministers of the United States the Soviet Union and Britain announced in principle agreement to ban nuclear weapons in orbit. Gromyko said the understanding could be formalized soon likely as a joint declaration while Holmes urged East West progress despite stalled talks on disarmament and a surprise attack guard.
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UPI
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Gromyko
White House
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Lord Home
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Britain
United States
Russia
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Woman charged in children's deaths in Cleveland
Rose Lukerson 26, mother of six, is charged with traffic manslaughter in the deaths of Ronnie Luke 8 Lynette Shields 8 and David Williams 7 as the car she rode in sped into a group of schoolchildren. Bond set at 15000. Her boyfriend Michael Cailein faces assault on an ambulance worker and allowing Lukerson to drive without a permit.
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UPI
Rose Lukerson
Lukerson
City
Michael Cal Jein
Ronnie Luke
Lynette Shields
David Williams
Forest City Hospital
Rose Williams
Carlton Garer
Charles Lake School
Michael Cailein
Cailein
Water board roasts paper over off the record talk
The Board of Public Affairs criticized the Chronicle-Telegram for a water story and discussed a temporary ground line to move water from Black River to a quarry reservoir. BPA members warned press cooperation and noted may become critical if rain fails in the next two months.
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Chronicle
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Carlisle
Board of Public Affairs
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Shively
BPA
Dan Bradley
Lee Trenchard
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Findley Lake
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William Shively
Ed Witbeck
Carlisle Township
EPA
C-T
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Trenchard
Roger Nall
Mor
Teairis Nall
Cleveson
Science vs Senility Teach Yourself to Grow Old
Earl Abell begins a five part Chronicle Telegraph series warning nonretired readers to plan financially for aging. He cites studies suggesting cash, not fulfillment, fuels a brighter old age, with researchers noting poverty can end life early.
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Earl Abell
Herald Tribune News Service
Chronicle-Telegram
Army firms up Honduras coup
In Tegucigalpa and across the country the army appeared to control Honduras after the coup against ex President Ramon Villeda Morales. Radio reports said loyalist forces resisted while clashes killed about 60 people, including civilians, as troops and the civil guard fought. Resistance centered in the northwestern provincial capitals.
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Honduras
Santa Barbara
Santa Rosa
Ramon Villeda Morraies
Trops
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Civil Guard
Spencer Officials Await Cost Estimate For Reservoir Expansion
Spencer officials seek a cost estimate to deepen the reservoir and expand water supply. The item appears amid a broader set of local notices and civic planning notes in the regional paper.
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Spencer
Senator Goldwater’s Sting Ray Stolen at Dulles
Barry Goldwater’s 1963 Chevrolet Sting Ray was stolen from a Dulles Airport parking lot after he boarded a plane to the West Coast. A staff member spotted the senator’s car missing and alerted authorities.
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Honduran Coup Tops Latin American Tension
Exiled officials Villeda Morales and Varado after Honduran army ousts government. Col Osvaldo Lopez leads the military takeover amid U S concern over suspending aid and relations. Washington forecasts possible coups in Venezuela and Colombia as regional instability grows.
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UPD
Honduras
Bogart
U.S
Osvaldo Lopez
United States
State Department
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Charles R. Burrows
Tate Department
Hi Takeovis
Brazil
Rebels reject Ben Bella bid for talks in Algeria
Rebels refused President Ahmed Ben Bella's offer to negotiate ending their revolt and condemned his central authority. Col Mohand Ou El Hadj led the insurgents in a mountain redoubt near Algiers as Ben Bella declared emergency powers to press the crackdown.
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el Hadj
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Hocine Ait Ahmed
Morocco
Paris
Oberlin to protest over alleged hiring discrimination
A mass civil rights demonstration is planned in Oberlin tomorrow with up to 300 marchers. The rally at 1 p.m. will start at Elm and Tappan Square, led by Joel Sherzer of the Oberlin NAACP chapter, after NOTC refused to negotiate alleged discriminatory hiring practices.
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Tappan Square
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Owenlin College
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
William Henry
NOTC
Citizens Improvement Countcil
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Wellington Exchange
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Henry
Civil Fights Group
Ohio Cri Rights Commission
Ohio
Czechs free Archbishop Beran after 14 years
Vatican reports indicate Archbishop Josef Beran is released after 14 years in Communist confinement. The move follows a broader thaw in Prague and Vatican talks with Prague officials and other jailed churchmen.
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UPI
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Jan Vojtassak
NAACP
Ecumenical Council
Bert
Spis
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Rome
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Ofpany
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Czechoslovakia
Clomouc
J Oil
Frantisek Tomasek
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Jozsef Car- Franziskus
Koenig
Here
Karel Skoupy
Flora hurricane nears Cuba and Bahamas after Haiti strike
The storm Flora tracked northwest from 160 miles west northwest of Port au Prince Haiti with gusts rising to 115 mph. It was expected to move toward Oriente Province Cuba and central Bahamas, threatening Cuba today and Florida potentially later, with widespread damage anticipated.
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Peninada
Guantanamo Bay
South Florida
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