Keating Promises Overwhelming Senate Support For Test Ban
Senator Keating predicts the Moscow nuclear test ban treaty will win Senate ratification by a large margin if Secretary Rusk guarantees no under the table deals. He urges two thirds approval and cites Kennedy and Sparkman as ensuring close scrutiny. Thurmond questions the pact while Harriman says no Khrushchev tricks are expected but testing could occur if needed. Sparkman vows thorough examination by the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
API
Ken Meth
Keating
Senate
Dean Ruska
New York
Kennedy
Moscow
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Thursmond
South Carolina
Outer Space
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Southeast Asia
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NBC
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D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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$10 Million Libel Suit Opens In Court In Atlanta Today
In Atlanta, former University of Georgia Athletic Director Wally Butts sues the Saturday Evening Post for libel over a March 23 article alleging he and Alabama Coach Bear Bryant conspired to fix the 1961 game. Curtis Publishing Co. and Bryant denied the charges as the case opens in U.S. District Court.
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University of Georgia
Wally Batts
Saturday Evening Post
U.S
Curtis Publishing Co
The
Post
Butts
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Georgia
Bulls
Bryant
Alabama Georgia
Assertons
A”anta
George P. Burnett
Burnett
Eugene Cook
Richmond Flowers
School Heads Confer on Problems of Desegregation
Public school superintendents from several cities and three states began a special free day exchange on desegregation issues. Sponsored by a $19 000 Ford Foundation grant, the forum includes representatives from four federal agencies and three leading Negro organizations. The session aims to provide a forum for open ideas and to clarify schools’ roles in mitigating de facto segregation.
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Baltimore
Tard Foundation
George B. Braun
Bruln
Shoplifting Increase Noted by Merchants in City
Merchants in Hagerstown report rising shoplifting through seven months this year. Sixty eight individuals targeted fifteen stores, with one location hit repeatedly. Police warn prosecution often isn’t pursued due to publicity and small item value, while merchants seek solutions at a Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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Perisons
Hagerstown
Gace
Cal Law Enforcement
T Nesamen
Ifeandaum Fe
Nrevent
Blair Overton
Chamber of Item
Girls Admit They Fibbed Under Oath
London Associated Press report notes prosecutor witnesses Christine Richter and Mandy Rice Davies, plus Vicky Barrett and Ronna Ricardo, admitting they lied under oath as Dr Stephen Ward faced trial tied to Britain sex and security scandal. Ward, 90, died after an 80 hour coma following suicide notes. Legal experts expect further action against two prostitution witnesses.
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London
Prospect
Stephen Ward
Britain
Ward
Christine Recter
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice- Davies
Vicky Barrett
Ronna Ricardo
Conelrad Warning Plan Is Changed
The nation revised the CONELRAD warning plan replacing the old dead zone system with a simplified emergency network. The updated rule eliminates some dial numbers and limits broadcasts to federal government programs, while FCC studies consider FM and television inclusion.
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Conelrad
Ward
Radformer
John Proio
Keeler
Tala Macmillan
Refume
Imger
FCC
Registration Of Bicycles Starts Today
The police department announces bicycle registration for next month under Lt. G F Dearnberger. Inspectors will operate at Hag Harbour Park today through Wednesday from 8 30 to 3 30. Bicycles need a reflector and a horn or bell. Registration fee is 25 cents. Inspection sites follow a schedule at Broadway School Wooland Way School West Washington Street School and Surrey School with specific August dates for each location.
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G. F. Dearnberger
Hagar Park
Broadway
Wooland Way
West Washlingteat St
Surrey
Little Rain In Sight For Rest Of Week
The five day forecast shows temperatures about two degrees above normal for most of the week. Highs range from 80s to 87 with a warmer midweek. Rainfall totals around one tenth of an inch from scattered showers mainly Wednesday and Saturday. Washington County enjoyed a sunny, breezy day with low humidity.
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Washington
Mercury
Boonsboro
Bridgeport
Halleck predicts tax cut bill and civil rights passage
AP reports House Republican leader Halleck forecast a tax cut bill and some form of civil rights legislation passing the House in a televised interview. He noted opposition from the Democratic administration and cautioned that party divisions could block the measures. The forecast was based on Halleck's interpretation of current GOP momentum.
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Washington
Ghodes
NBC
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Ipadarts Narlier Uiawe
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Howard W. Cannon
L-Ney
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tly. Gen. Trobert F. Kenney
Ford II Separation Sparks Circles In Secluded Life
DETROIT AP Henry Ford II and his wife Anne have agreed to a legal separation in what appears a quiet division of the Ford family. The couple, married 23 years, issued statements through counsel noting the separation and a standard form agreement. Ford, 45, heads Ford Motor Co., while Anne, 44, is linked to Long Island society. The split comes amid broader political talks in Washington on tax cuts and civil rights, with committees set to consider major measures in the coming days.
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Detroit
Henry Fordse
Anne
Fords
Grosse Pointe
Ford
Foard
Watermill
Southampton
New York
Ford Motor Co
Charlotte
Autie
Welsel
Ford Co
Dearborn
Anne McDonnell
Long
Henry Ford
House
Senate
Kennedy
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Washington County Population to Reach 120000 by 2000
State Planning Department projects steady growth for Washington County from 51,219 in 1960 to about 120,000 by 2000. Nearby counties around Washington and Baltimore show larger gains with Howard and Montgomery rising sharply, while Allegany, Garrett, and Frederick counties also expand at varying rates.
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Washington
Washington County
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
State Planning Department
Baltimore
Howard County
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Allegany
Fred Garrett
Derick County
Maryland
Carroll County
Garrett
Khrushchev Witness To Ceremonies
United States Britain and the Soviet Union signed a partial nuclear test ban treaty in a Kremlin ceremony. Delegations led by Dean Rusk Lord Hote and Andrei Gromyko witnessed as Khrushchev attended. Rusk said the treaty is a first step toward peace but not a complete end to nuclear war.
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George Syvertsen
Associated Press
Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Grand Kremlin Palace
Dean Rusk
Lord Hote
Andrei A. Gromyko
Khrushchev
Rusk
Tusk
Waer
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Thant
Khushchev
Home
Adlai KB. Stevenson
United Nations
U. S
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Weather Outlook For Several Counties Tonight Through Tuesday
Weather across Washington Allegany Gar ror and East West Virginia and Pennsylvania shows fair tonight with cool to mild starts. Tuesday brings mostly fair to partly cloudy skies, increasing humidity and chances of scattered afternoon or evening showers or thunderstorms, with highs mostly in the 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s. Wednesday turns partly cloudy, warm and humid with scattered afternoon storms likely.
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Allegany
Garror
Virginia
Pennsylvania
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