State Dept Experts Prepare Study On Soviet Trust
State Department experts under Secretary Rogers prepare a wide ranging study to judge if the Soviet Union can be trusted to cooperate in easing East West tensions. The effort follows reports of Soviet collusion with Egypt and Miss Meirs charge of bad faith. A preliminary report is expected before the Sept 30 Berlin talks. The study includes potential eliminations of strategic nuclear weapons. The Bureau of European Affairs coordinates input. The James Wood High School Class of 1964 reunion is planned for Oct 17 at Lee Jackson Restaurant with reservations due by Saturday.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
State Department
Soviet Union
United States
Egypt
Middle East
Nixon
Golda Meir
Suez Canal Zone
Big Four
Berlin
Bureau of European Affairs
James Wood High School
Lee-Jackson
Odrinex Promises Quick Weight Loss Guarantee
A drugstore advertises Odrinex tiny tablets claiming safe fat loss without dieting or exercise. It touts long use nationwide, prices of 3.25 and 5.25, and a money back guarantee by Barry's Drug Store at 20 West Boscawen Street.
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Barry’s Drug Store
W. Boscawen St
Pythagoras Linked to Early Sphere Earth Theory
The early Greek philosopher Pythagoras is credited with advancing the theory that the earth is a sphere, an idea that influenced later astronomical thought and geometric conceptions of the world.
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Pythagoras
Portsmouth Tense After Funeral in Virginia Black Community
In Portsmouth Virginia tensions rise after the burial of a Black man shot by a city officer. A 50 car funeral procession passed the naval yard to Lincoln Cemetery with police leading and escorting. Black demonstrators later marched on a police station while bombings occurred near the stadium.
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Portsmouth
Tidewater
Virginia City
Portsmouth Naval Yard
Lincoln Cemetery
Bellamy
J. G
Ennis
C. L. Warren
Woodrow Wilson High School
Indian River
Frank D. Lawrence
Deep Creek High School
Lawrence Stadium
J.C. Norcom
Craddock High School
Bank Shutdown in Ireland Spreads Fear of Wider Pay Strike
Ireland faces a bank shutdown as 6 500 workers remain idle since April 30 after a wage dispute. Clerks contemplate cross border action with 3 000 Northern Ireland bank employees at risk. Cash remains available via bartenders and grocers while unions seek higher back pay.
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Dublin
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Britain
Eire
Pat Quinn
Today In History Highlights Sept 24 Through Time
On this date in history notable events include the 1789 Judiciary Act creating the attorney general and Supreme Court, Benedict Arnold's escape to the British, Zachary Taylor's birth, Black Friday market crash, Babe Ruth’s farewell with the Yankees, Atlantic Charter pledge, Eisenhower's heart attack, and recent Cold War and violence discussions.
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U.S
Congress
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Zachary Taylor
Virginia
Wall Street
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Colo
Fidel Castro
Cuba
China
North Korea
Pakistan
India
U.N
Kashmir
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