Khrushchev Signals New Tests Plans Amid East bloc Strains
Soviet leader Khrushchev told Western newsmen in Varna Bulgaria that a renewed series of nuclear tests would follow and urged Western nations to accept his view of current conditions. He said relations with Yugoslavia were stabilizing and that Soviet dialogue aimed to ease tensions, while predicting a broader move toward a "sea of peace" in East West ties.
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Daleville Prom Queen Toni Sargent Named At Paradise Theme
The Daleville Junior and Senior Classes held their Saturday prom at the Anderson Range and Gun Club with the theme Evening in Paradise. Toni Sargent was chosen prom queen, escorted by Steve Shoemaker, with many attendees and chaperones listed.
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Daleville
Toni Sargent
Steve Shoemaker
Rogie Pickel
Paradise
Anderson Range and Gun Club
Anderson High School
Elbert Sargent
Steve Shoemane
Saird
Roxie Pickel
Sarg
Marilyn Underwood
Bernard Underwood
Jim Rutledge
Marta Calvert
Leon Calvert
Dave Benadum
Karen Brammer
Vi Brammer
Kent Main
Carolyn See
Robert See
Jayez Joe Reeves
Don Currey
Carolyn Canady
Dennis O'Dell
Karen Ralph Dasher
Janie Jr
Butch Hunt
Joanna Roy Glaze
Judye Rolland Walker
Virginia Feckingpaugh
Sam Miller
Jean Williams
Kenny McNew
Roxie Johnson
Randy Jones
Janie
Denver mass polio immunization program begins
Nearly two tons of Sabin oral vaccine were flown to Denver for the largest mass polio immunization effort in the United States. Organizers aim to administer one million doses to residents in a 14 county area around Denver over the next two Sundays, with vaccine shipped by air from Wyeth Laboratories of Philadelphia.
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Denver
UPS
United States
Hope
Wyel Laboratories
Philadelphia
Nhsct
Paperboard Mills See Production Dip in Recent Week
New York based paperboard mills produced 359,013 tons in the latest week, down from 366,982 tons the previous week and 327,134 tons in 2001, according to the National Paper Association. The report covers output trends and compares weekly and year earlier figures.
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New York
Updpaper ‘Board Mills
Coal Production Shows Decrease in Latest Week
The National Coal Association reports bituminous coal output fell last week to 810 000 tons from 8 315 000 tons a week earlier and 7 413 000 tons in the same week last year. Year to date output totals 16 000 loans, compared with 138 612 000 tons in the previous year.
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Washington
UPS
National Coal Association
Corm
Three Die as UAR Airliner Crashes Off Helipoli
An Egyptian Arab Republic Airways C47 bound from Cairo to Beirut crashed off Helipoli on Tuesday. Three crew members were aboard and confirmed dead amid reports.
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Beirut
Tuesif
Os Ag
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