Test Ban Pact Vote Slated In Two Weeks
Senator Fulbright says the foreign relations committee will sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty for Senate floor within two weeks. He predicts overwhelming ratification with perhaps under 20 votes opposing. CIA Director McCone endorses ratification as compatible with national security.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Senate
Arkansas Democrat
Fulbright
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Armed Services Group
McNamara
Girl 11 Sells Maps Tagging Astronaut Homes
Eleven year old Cathleen Wakeland printed and sold 31 home made maps of Taylor Lake Village for 10 cents each earning 3.10 dollars as sightseers followed to view homes of astronauts. City Marshal Lancon halted the sales to protect astronaut privacy while Cathleen plans a new batch with her mother's support.
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Houston
Tex
Taylor Lake Village
Cathleen Wakeland
A. A
Red
Lancon
Cathleen
W. R. Wakeland
Hit-Skipper Blamed In Youth's Death
Dayton police blamed a hit skippper after a car behind a group of youths on Troy Pike bumped their vehicle causing a crash. Roy L Hussong 17 was killed Michael P Joyce 15 and Barrie E Leider 17 were hospitalized in Good Samaritan with critical and serious injuries. Police searched for the fleeing driver.
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Dayton
Ohio
Roy L. Hussong
Michael P Joyce
Barrie E. Leider
Good Samaritan Hospital
Troy Pike
State Examiner Raps Cuyahoga Recorder Day
The Cuyahoga County Recorder Frank S. Day faces accusations in a state examiner report of illegal payroll manipulations. The report, released by Otto W. Carpenter, charges Day used a county employee for home work while under 27 counts of payroll method indictments. Day is a Democrat with ten years in office and is free on a $2,000 bond.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Frank S. Day
Otto W. Carpenter
State Auditor’s Office
Day
Space gremlins may explain satellite blackouts and recoveries
In Blacksburg, two scientists attributed recent satellite outages and reactivations to space gremlins. They cited AMNA geodetic satellite and Telstar 2, whose systems resumed after periods of inactivity, with ANNA lights also unexpectedly flickering back on.
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Blacksburg
U.S
Amna Geodetic
Richard B. Kershner
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Anna
Kershner
Gun Moll, Age 15 Held in Cincinnati
AP reports a 15 year old girl robber menaced a baby and a 3 year old in a stranger’s Cincinnati apartment. Deli operator George Davis aided police in capturing the teen after she forced him to surrender $6.05 and fled before surrendering when police threatened to shoot. The girl from Cold Spring Kentucky was turned over to juvenile officers.
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Cold Spring
Tax take in Southern Ohio district climbs to record 2.2 billion
Cincinnati AP reports 41 county Southern Ohio IRS district total through June 30 reached a record 2.2 billion, with about 77 million of the gain in withholding and Social Security taxes. Director Philipp Charles notes nearly 98 million more than 1962.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Philipp Charles
Ex Dictator Perez Jimenez Placed in Luxury Venezuelan Cell
Ex-dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez awaits trial on embezzlement charges after extradition from the United States. He was flown to Venezuela and moved under heavy guard to a prison near Caracas, with a private air conditioned cell and television allowed under law.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
United States
Perez Jimenez
Miami
Fla
San Juan de Los Morros
Negro Star Dick Gregory Held After Bond Refusal
Chicago AP report shows Dick Gregory among 72 demonstrators arrested over city school policies. He refused to sign bond and remains in custody awaiting further action.
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Chicago
Dick Gregory
Rail Negotiations Inching Forward Amid Arbitration Plan
Washington AP reports rail unions tentatively accepted a Labor Department arbitration proposal on fireman jobs and train crew makeup while reserving procedures for other issues. Carrier lawyers will meet union lawyers to probe legal questions as leaders warn the situation remains fragile and a strike deadline looms.
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Washington
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Buddhists Call for Global Aid Over Viet Nam Crisis
Buddhist leaders in Saigon warn of more bloodshed and hunger strikes as they cable President Kennedy and UN chief Thant for outside intervention. Ceylon’s Gunewardene says he will seek a UN General Assembly special session after talks with Thant and Buddhist delegates.
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Hue
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Kennedy
U.N
U Thant
Diem
R.S.S. Gunewardene
Ceylon
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Thant
Burma
Scandinavian Beauty Crowned Miss International 1964
In Long Beach California Gudrun Bjarnadottir a 20 year old from Iceland won Miss International Beauty 1964 beating 86 entrants and 14 finalists. The event was part of a four day international pageant and aired on national television.
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Long Beach
Calif
Gudrun Bjarnadottir
Iceland
Khrushchev Pressured to Reach New Western Accords
United States officials report Soviet Premier Khrushchev facing domestic and allied pressure to ease tensions. Secretary of State Rusk signals cautious optimism for further East West agreements after the nuclear test ban success. He cites observer stations in key transportation hubs to deter surprise attacks and plans further talks with Andrei Gromyko in New York.
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Washington
Khrushchev
United States
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Soviet Union
Soviets Get U S Praise For Rescue At Sea
Capt. Hugh Lavallee parachuted 20 000 feet from a disabled fighter 87 miles off Cape Cod and was saved by a Soviet fishing vessel crew. Lavallee described the rescue as friendly with the sailors saying Peace. The U S Coast Guard praised the Johannes Ware crew for prompt action.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
U.S
Cape Cod
Hugh Lavallee
Massachusetts National Guard
Lavallee
Chester L. Harding
1St Coast Guard District
Johannes Ware
Barnett Accused of Politicking Over Meredith Case
Five members of the Mississippi state college board charge Governor Ross Barnett with political maneuvering in attempting to block James H. Meredith from graduating. They warn the move could jeopardize accreditation for the state's colleges and universities.
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Coleman
Paul B. Johnson
Barnett
Hugh White
Jackson
37th Division Heads Home From Camp
Ohio's 37th Infantry Division returns from a two week summer encampment at Camp Grayling Michigan with top ratings. 129 units rated superior or excellent after 7 000 inspections yielding 3 019 superior 3 060 excellent 641 satisfactory and 12 unsatisfactory. Maj. Gen. Loren G Windom asserts the Buckeye Division remains the best Reserve component in the Army.
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Camp Grayling
Mich
Ohio
37Th Infantry Division
Michigan
Buckeye
Loren G. Windom
British Police Seek Help To Recover Great Train Robbery Loot
Police urged hikers and picnickers to aid a nationwide search for the remaining seven million dollars taken in Britain’s great train robbery. A recent discovery of four bags with two hundred eighty two thousand five hundred twenty dollars in Surrey boosts recovered total to six hundred seventy eight thousand one hundred seventy nine dollars.
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London
Britain
Surrey
Scotland Yard
Coast Guard
Navy
English Channel
Continent
Ferry capsizes off Okinawa with 185 rescued
A 300 ton ferry Midori Maru capsized near Naha Okinawa with about 240 aboard. authorities reported 185 rescued from air and sea patrols, two dead and the rest missing. The vessel had 199 on manifest plus up to 40 boarded late. four American servicemen were among the survivors.
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Naha
Okinawa
U.S
Tomari
Kumejima Island
Brinkwater
Ostermiller
Brancroft
Nixon
Nahe
Asahi
Goldwater Seen Solid in South by Indiana Republican
Rep. Donald Bruce of Indiana said Goldwater could win the South if he ran today, speaking before an Ohio gathering for Goldwater. Bruce cited grass roots sentiment among nonprofessionals and noted support from Ohioans for Goldwater as party organizers met.
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Columbus
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
South
Indiana
Donald Bruce
R-Ind
Indianapolis
Goldwater
Bruce
John Ashbrook
Homer Abele
Ohio Gold Water Organization
Lovers Lane Sign Discourages Practice Parking Prank
Two Warren County deputies patrolling Lovers Lane in Lebanon Ohio found the area deserted and a sign reading No Practice Parking stolen from the Ohio Highway Patrol and placed as a prank. The sign aims to deter amateurs from using the lane for parking or dating.
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Lebanon, Ohio
Warren County
Ohio Highway Patrol
Kennedy spends seventh weekend with family on Cape Cod
President Kennedy joins family at their seaside retreat in Hyannis Port Massachusetts for the seventh straight weekend. He flew from Washington late Friday to the Cape cod hideaway.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Washington
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