JFK to Name Chief Test Ban Negotiator This Week
Kennedy plans to select a chief negotiator for Moscow nuclear test ban talks by week end. Speculation centers on John J. McCloy, a New York banker and former German high commissioner, with others inside and outside government also considered. The United States and Britain aim to meet Soviet reps in mid July to push a pact banning atomic tests. Khrushchev’s response to the meeting call signals cautious progress amid disputes over inspection types and underground detection needs. The links between test ban talks and the July Soviet Chinese meeting add strategic stakes to the July discussions. The U.S. reiterates no above ground tests while others abstain, arguing Washington’s superior arsenal ensures security.
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Sa‘Wchets
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Moscow
United States
Administration
Maharis struggles to restart career after Route 66 exit
George Maharis says health and hours during convalescence kept him from returning to Route 66, despite demand for his work. He alleges CHS labeled him a free agent as Glenn Corbett took a suitable role, while AFTRA warns against employment discrimination and he eyes Ed Sullivan Show plans that have stalled.
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Maharis
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Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
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Nia
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Performers’ Union
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Mattaria
CBS
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Moore
Lancer
Ons
Bowles
Asj
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U.S
India
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Veterans Administration
Chester
The Associates Money Lending Pitch
The Associates advertise fair rates and flexible terms for any good purpose. They claim forty four years of experience helping individuals with money needs and invite visits or phone calls to the nearest office.
Good Way To Cover Tracks
Police searched for two prisoners who fled Monday taking the prison bloodhound with them. Camp Fairchance officials said the escapees were assigned to train the dog to track fugitives. Larry Allen, 34, and Clyde Shears Jr., 28, were serving 1 to 1 year terms for grand larceny.
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Washington News Recap: Tax Cuts Rejected and Appointments Made
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected Kennedy’s proposal to repeal the dividend income tax credit and kept the current setup that excludes the first 50 dollars of dividends and allows a 4 percent deduction. Lawmakers favored expanding aged 65+ drug deduction while rejecting private medical insurance limits. Richard Phillips named State Department spokesman, Lincoln White transitions to Melbourne counsel general role.
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Lincoln White
Department
Office of News
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Melbourne
Australia
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