China Says Russia Failed On Promise
China accuses the Soviet Union of breaking a 1959 pledge to share nuclear weapons know-how and data, signaling a rift as Peking publicizes the breach amid disputes over defense technology. Indirectly, the piece notes cold weather across Indiana with record lows, including 46 at Indianapolis and 42 at Lafayette, as a separate climate update.
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China
Soviet Union
Khrschev
U.S
United Press International
Indiana
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Anderson
Terre Haute
New China News Agenev
Ee I
Kremlin
Khrushchev
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eer
Hockett Post Sets Schedule for Legion Activities
At a meeting of George Hockett Post 127 Ameri can Legion Walter Wallace outlines planned events for the coming weeks. James Herbert is elected commander of Madison County Legion Council. The week ends with leadership Homecoming Aug 24-25 and a national Legion convention in Beach, Fla. Parade, dance, and street activities slated with Lions Club food tents and merchant displays.
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George Hockett
American Legion
Walter Wallace
James Herbert
Madison County Legion Council
Indianapolis
National Legion
Beach
Fla
Hocket
Knightstown
Main St
Lapel Memorial Park
Lions Building
Lions Club
Kennedy to Receive Honorary Degree at Amherst College
President Kennedy will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree from Amherst College on October 1 during a special convocation and will give a brief address. He will also help Archibald MacLeish with groundbreaking ceremonies for the new Robert Frost library.
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Amherst
Mass
UPD
Kennedy
Amherst College
Archibald MaeLeish
Robert Frost
Japan observes 18th anniversary of World War II surrender
Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako led rites in Tokyo marking the 18th anniversary of Japan's surrender. Hirohito spoke by radio and TV, recalling the surrender and his decision to avoid national destruction. Postwar reforms included renouncing divinity, a new constitution, and loss of political power.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hirohito
Nagako
Japan
French police uncover two new plots to kill de Gaulle
Paris reports that Candide magazine claimed police found two additional assassination plots against President Charles de Gaulle. The UPI dispatch notes the discovery was announced in Paris with cautious official comment.
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122Nd Tactical Fighter Wing
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