26 Feb 1963
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1963
Page
1
The White House reception yesterday featured King Savang Vatthana of Laos bowing to a kneeling Laotian exchange student as President Kennedy welcomed the royal party. The two leaders pledged friendship as the 34 day visit began.
New York officials report publishers and striking printers will hold a last-ditch morning meeting to seek a settlement after 80 days of walkout. Mayor Wagner will hear progress in the afternoon and may invite third party mediation if talks fail. Local 6 ITU leader Bertram Powers urged consideration of any proposal.
BRUSSELS UPI France used its veto a second time to dash British hopes of joining the European Common Market. Officials said the move likely ends chances for other members to support British entry, reflecting President de Gaulle's view that Britain is not ready to join the six nation bloc. The veto followed a ministers council meeting aimed at avoiding a clash with France after de Gaulle's January 29 veto. The French argued the European Parliament had no right to urge ministerial contact with Britain.
United States urged Russia to accept a seven on site inspection limit for a foolproof nuclear test ban and signaled further concessions if Moscow bargains. Foster accused the Kremlin of stalling progress, while Brazil reports showed carnival violence with hundreds treated for gunshot and stab wounds as pre-Lenten celebrations begin to wind down. AFL-CIO aims to reach over 30 million workers in saturation drive in Los Angeles. Senate committee assignments approved to speed Kennedy proposals amid Oxford National Guard armory tensions. Cuba denies attacking a shrimp boat as Kobe ferry collision with 62 aboard sinks, feared heavy loss of life. Humphrey urges youth conservation corps to curb rising youth unemployment.
Partly cloudy and colder today with high temperatures in the 20s. West winds to 15 miles per hour. Yesterday's Facts.
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