Senators Agree on Ike's Test Ban Treaty Provision
Washington AP Senate leaders say they back Eisenhower’s call for an antiaggression reservation in the nuclear test ban treaty. Eisenhower endorsed the pact with a reservation promising the United States alone would judge weaponry and timing if attacked, raising concerns about limits on arms to allies. Fulbright questions precision of the term and Mansfield warns of potential renegotiation.
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Ike
Washington
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Fulbright
Fisenhower
U S Envoy Holds Talks With Viet Nam Aide on Crisis
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge met Ngo Dinh Nhu for over two hours in Saigon amid South Viet Nam political religious turmoil. Plans to ease martial law surfaced, with curfew lift discussed and some provincial towns to relax controls. National Assembly election delayed, and civilian censors replace military ones as troops remain concentrated downtown.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Nhu
National Assembly
Diem
Saigon University
Medicine
Civil Rights March Day Program in Washington
The program for the Washington civil rights march lists times from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Events include meetings at the Capitol and Washington Monument grounds, a march to Lincoln Memorial, and ceremonies with Marian Anderson and Cardinal O'Boyle. A. Philip Randolph gives opening remarks and march leaders meet at the White House with Kennedy and Johnson.
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Washington
Capitol
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Memorial
Marian Anderson
Patrick A. O’boyle
A. Philip Randolph
White House
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Home Fire Proves Fatal for Cleveland Man
John Gullion, 38, died after a Saturday home fire the same week his burns worsened to cause his death Monday night at St. John's Hospital.
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Cleveland
John Gullion
St. John’s Hospital
The Passing Show of Mrs Brandehoff’s Night Bloomers
Mrs Irvin A Brandehoff of 422 N Lincoln St reports a night blooming cereus that staged a notable performance Monday night with five blossoms and another plant showing two blooms.
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Irvin A. Brandehoff
Lincoln St
Pro-Commies Free Spanish Soccer Star
International soccer star Alfredo Di Stefano, held for two days by pro Communist terrorists seeking world attention, says he was frightened but treated well. He was released near the Spanish embassy after being abducted from his hotel by FALN agents during the Little World Cup, while Real Madrid played.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Alfredo di Stefano
di Stefano
Spain
Real Madrid
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Romulo Betancourt
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mississippi Democrats Mark Ballots In Governor Race
About 445 000 Mississippi Democrats vote to choose between Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson and ex Governor J P Coleman for governor. Both pledge opposition to Kennedy civil rights programs and to segregation. The winner faces Republican Ruchel Phillips and independent Ed Bishop in the November election.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
J.P. Coleman
University of Misssissippi
Ruchel Phillips
Ed Bishop
Police Chief's Wife Dies in Cleveland
Services are scheduled Thursday for Mrs. Richard R. Wagner 50 wife of Cleveland police chief after a long illness.
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Cleveland (Ap
Richard R. Wagner
Cleveland
Mrs. Pilcher Celebrates 100th Birthday Quietly at Home
Mrs. Cora Pilcher marks her centennial at 207 N Lincoln St with niece Miss Marguerite Barrett visiting from Moorestown N J and companion Mrs Marie Gray. She remains mentally alert and enjoys life despite impaired hearing and sight, reads the News Journal nightly, and has deep Methodist ties. Her sister Mrs Clara Thompson died in 1958. her husband Winfield S Pilcher passed in 1915.
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Cora Pilcher
Lincoln St
Marguerite Barrett
Moorestown
N. J
Marie Gray
Methodist Church
Clara Thompson
Pilcher
Winfield S
Ohio traffic courts win national ABA honors
Van Wert and Fostoria earned national ABA recognition in Chicago for progress in court procedures. Fostoria won first place in its population group, Van Wert earned honorable mention. Special commendations went to Cleveland Heights East Cleveland Euclid Springfield Toledo and Warren for ongoing efforts to improve court practices.
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Columbus
Ohio
van Wert
Fostoria
American Bar Association
Chicago
Warren C. Nelson
Department of Highway Safety
Cleveland Heights
East Cleveland
Euclid
Springfield
Toledo
Warren
Nike Zeus Intercepts Titan 1 Missile Test
The Army said a three stage Nike Zeus launched from Kwajalein Island intercepted a Titan 1 ICBM fired from 5,000 miles away at Vandenberg AFB California. Neither missile carried warheads.
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Washington
Army
Kwajalein Island
Central Pacific
Vandenburg Air Force Base
Calif
Civil Rights Leaders Aim for Calm Washington March
Civil rights leaders pledge calm for a large Washington march while weighing risks of transportation disruption from a nationwide railway strike. About 2 000 travel-financed attendees face barriers, with estimates of crowd size ranging from 100 000 to 250 000 and officials bracing for possible trouble.
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Tian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Albany
Savannah
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhood of Railway
National Press Club
Senate leaders urge delay in railroad work rules
In Washington, Senate leaders urged a delay in new railroad work rules that could trigger a strike at 12:01 a.m. Thursday. Railroad negotiator J E Wolfe rejected the request, saying there was no reason to delay. House Speaker McCormack said Congress would act if the Senate clears the question.
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Washington
Congress
March
Sy Posner
Posner
Chris
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
J.E. Wolfe
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Kennedy
California Senator Clair Engle Undergoes Brain Surgery
Washington AP reports Senator Clair Engle of California underwent brain surgery Saturday. An aide says he is in fine condition after a small amount of brain tissue was removed for testing. A final lab report is expected in a few days. Engle, first elected to the Senate in 1958, faces reelection next year.
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Washington
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Engle
Charles Bosley
Senate
House
Aide Franklin Long Resigns from Disarmament Agency
Franklin A. Long resigns as assistant director of the disarmament agency to rejoin the Cornell University faculty. The resignation takes effect Friday. President Kennedy accepts the resignation and thanks Long for his science work on the test ban treaty.
Eight Latin Envoys Demand Safe Exit for Haitian Refugees
In Port au Prince eight Latin American envoys urged the OAS on Monday to secure safe passage for 44 refugees granted asylum in their embassies. The group includes 12 military officers condemned in absentia for a failed plot to kidnap Duvalier's children.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Organization of American States
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Family Outing Ends In Nightmarish Kidnap Pursuit
The Roy Halfhill family from Lexington joined a historical outing to Springfield and Bardstown that turned into a nightmare after an armed kidnapper abducted a Northern Kentucky officer. A nationwide police chase ended with the shooter, Frederick Neal, 34, a parolee from London Correctional Institution, being killed.
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Harrodsburg, Ky
Springfield
Bardstown
Roy Halfhill
Harrodsburg
Russell Cox
Halfhill
Lexington
Kentucky
Campbell County
George Arnold
Paris
Frederick Neal
London Correctional Institution
Ohio
Ohio State Fair Sees High Attendance As Week Progresses
The Ohio State Fair enters its fifth day with Fraternal and Service Club Day. Attendance Monday reached 42,338, lifting the four day total to 320,777, well above last year. Johnny Mathis opens two day entertainment segment as Gov Rhodes attends Crippled Children’s Day and the cattle sale that evening grossed 30,991 dollars from 113 head.
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Columbus
Ohio
Johnny Mathis
James A. Rhodes
Herman the prolific cat dies at 22 in Columbus
The famed cat Herman owned by Mrs. M. S. Tooil Sr. of Columbus died August 14. In an obituary the family listed survivors as daughter Louise 214, son Herman Jr. 9, son Buster 7, all at home or in the care of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Waring, and about 190 other children along with hundreds of grandchildren and thousands of great grandchildren.
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Columbus, Ohio
Herman
M. S. Tooil Sr
Columbus
Associated Press
Tooil
Louise
Herman Jr
Buster
F. H. Waring
Cost of Living Rises to Record High for July
The Labor Department reports July consumer price index at 107.1, up 0.5 percent from June and 1.5 percent higher than a year ago. Food and fuel led gains while housing medical care and tobacco pushed overall costs higher. Living allowances rise 1 to 3 cents an hour for about 1.25 million workers across automotive aerospace and farm equipment sectors.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Arnold Chase
Wilmington Dairy Bargaining Election Ordered
Cincinnati AP report says the National Labor Relations Board ordered a collective bargaining election for 30 employees at Wilmington and Amelia plants of the Amelia Dairy Co. The vote, to be held September 4, asks representation by the Milk and Ice Cream and Dairy Employes Union AFL-CIO.
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Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Wilmington
Amelia
Amelia Dairy Co
Afl-Cio
Driller Peels Orange With Big Rig During Rescue
Hazleton Pa AP A giant 65 ton drilling rig carved an 18 inch tip through 300 feet of rock as Mike Rank operated to finish the escape hole for trapped miners David Fellin and Henry Throne. Nelson Stauffer praised Rank's steady nerve as the final hours wore on. Fellin planned to pull the plug at 3 15 pm but the operation continued at 3 17 pm when it proved too tight to pull.
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Hazleton
Mike
Nelson Stauffer
Mike Rank
Bethel
Conn
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Rank
Fellin
Primate challenges Polish regime at Czestochowa vows
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Polish Roman Catholic primate, challenged the Communist regime to guarantee basic human and social rights to all citizens. He spoke to 50,000 pilgrims at Czestochowa during the renewal of vows to the Virgin Mary at the Black Madonna shrine.
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Czestochowa
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
John XXIII
Marietta Teen Drowns in Muskingum River
Marietta Ohio Steph en McCloud aged 16 drowned in the Muskingum River while swimming with friends police said. The incident occurred Monday and authorities are investigating circumstances surrounding the death.
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Marietta, Ohio
Stephen McCloud
Muskingum River
Cuba Students Return Plan With New York Trip
Fifty four American students who visited Cuba and faced State Department scrutiny hope to fly from Madrid to New York on Thursday. Barry Hoffman joined the group in Bermuda and arrived in New York, facing passport seizure and FBI questioning. The 55 students risk prosecution for violating the Cuba travel ban. Levi Laub said they will hold a public meeting in New York. One of 59 who arrived in Havana June 30 died July 14. Two pregnant women and their husband stayed behind awaiting births.
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Madrid
Spain
State Department
Cuba
Fidel Castro
New York
Barry Hoffman
Brookline
Mass
Bermuda
FBI
Hoffman
Levi Laub
New York Town Hall
Havana
Warren Hill
Brooklyn
Pair Reported Excellent after Week Ordeal
Hazleton Pennsylvania AP two coal miners rescued after nearly two weeks emerge in good condition though concern grows for Louis Bova trapped 25 feet away in a separate chamber. Fellin and Throne describe their escape and efforts underway to reach Bova with a lifeline as hospital care and family reunions follow.
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Hazleton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Louis Bova
Anna
Bova
Efe
Throne
Hazleton State Hospital
United Nations and North Korea Exchange Armistice Violations
The UN command accuses North Korea of 259 armistice violations from May 1 to August 20. North Korea counters with 907 alleged UN violations from July 11 to August 15 plus four last week. The exchange occurred at the 260th armistice meeting.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
U.N
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