Teller argues for continued nuclear testing and mobile weapons
The article profiles Dr Edward Teller, calling him father of the A bomb and outlining his views. It notes his resignation from Livermore Lab to focus on propaganda, his belief that public fear of Hiroshima cripples U S policy, and his support for testing, fallout shelters, and mobile tactical nukes. He contends such weapons can deter Soviets without triggering major escalation.
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Edward Teller
Miro Whirren
Ari
Sone
Jim
San Francisco
Tox Angeles
Teller
Livermore
Calif
Hiroshima
Belio Te
Kennedy Cancels News Conference
The White House canceled a presidential news conference set for Thursday morning due to technical problems. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said the issue would require moving the event from the State Department Auditorium to another venue, a change that would disrupt communications systems across multiple departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Pierre Salidger
Kenedy
State Department
Red Stocking Revue opens in Flagstaff for charity
Flagstaff Junior Women's Club seeks participants for the Red Stocking Revue at Mt. Elden Roller Rink with tryouts tonight and tomorrow morning. The Broadway style musical comedy benefits the Coconino Child Guidance Center, produced by Jerome Cargill Productions and directed by Calvin Branison. Proceeds fund improved facilities, with two performances May 1 at the ASC Auditorium and donations guiding program inclusion. Tickets and information available from club members or Monte Vista Hotel. call PR 4-4819 or PR 4-722.
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Flagstaff
Red Stocking
Manie Glaser
New York
Mt. Elden
Wnith
Thelract
Arceyy
Plugstadt
Hollywood
Calvin ‘Branison
Coconino Child Guidance Center
ASC
A Vs. Glaser
ASC ‘Auditoriun
Jon
Lance
May Day Fights Mark International Labor Day
AP dispatch reports May Day celebrations and clashes in Tokyo, Moscow, Peiping, Havana, and Berlin. In Tokyo 900,000 protested with milder anti American tones. 3,000 leftists clashed with police injuring about 50. Berlin saw 70,000 West Berliners near the wall with dignitaries present. May Day origins trace to 1889 International Socialist Congress.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Berlin
Wall
Moscow
Red Square
Peiping
Heavenly Peace Square
Cuba
Fidel Casino
Havana
Meiji Park
International Socialist Congress
United, States
Canada
Tt Sons
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
West Berlin
Willy Brandl
Heinrich Lueblic
Educational TV Aid Law Signed by JFK
President Kennedy signed a federal education television aid law providing 432 million dollars over five years starting July 1 to expand educational TV stations nationwide. Grants require matching funds from schools and nonprofits and include a per state ceiling to ensure broad distribution. The bill, a compromise between Senate and House proposals, authorizes a new program administered by the Health, Education, and Welfare Department.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Secretary of Health
Edicten Lon’ and Welfare
Congressional
Fadern Communications
Phoenix Annexes 14 Square Miles Near Peer Villey
The Phoenix City Council approved annexing a 14 square mile area adjacent to Peer Villey bringing about 1,000 new residents into city bounds. The move expands city limits and adds potential for development and services.
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Phoenix
ASC Students Uncover Sinagua Pueblo Near Flagstaff
Arizona State College archaeology students under Dr. Robert C. Everett continue excavations along U S Highway 66 east of Flagstaff. They uncover a Sinagua Pueblo complex dating to circa 1200 A D with a new covered room feature and a separate room near the site. Works are conducted under state permits and managed to protect the site from unauthorized digging.
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Arolant Pueblo
Ariza State College
Sinaia Paulo
Pinyalall
Thewen Piahly
Arizona State College
Robert C. Ever
Earlie
Flagstaff
Peney
Euler
Euley
Sunset Crater
Eulew
ASC
Fuller
Arizona
Buler
Arizona State Museum
Arizona Highay Department
Babbill Brothers
Spur Ranch
Jom G. Babbill
Elekt
Toobakqnes
Leyanne
Fon
Fhagatniti U
Aso Paty
U S Aids British Vertical Takeoff Plane Project
Secretary McNamara announced US support for a British vertical takeoff fighter developed by Siddeley Aviation. The United States will contribute between 30 million and 3 million dollars to aid research and development as Britain, the US, and West Germany share costs. The three power agreement on the PLY project was set in February.
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London
Robert
Mei
Athens
Greove
North Athletic Connail
Britain
Uawder Siddeley Aviation Co
Tige
United States
West Germaay
McNamara
U.S
Tandar
Harold Watkinson
African mine workers strike in Northern Rhodesia copper belt
More than 200000 African mine workers in Northern Rhodesia's copper belt walked off the job seeking higher pay and vacation benefits. The strike action was reported by the South African Press Association, signaling widespread labor unrest in the region.
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Salisbury
Souther
Record Law of 19 Ties Flagster Weather Collapse
A chaotic weather system brings deadly tornadoes across the Midwest South and Southwest on Monday. At least eight killed up to 100 injured and millions in property damage. Severe winds hail and collapsing structures ripple from Missouri to Illinois Indiana Kentucky and Texas.
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Assuliai Tormudoes
Sbaris
Midwest
Flagstar
Paul Lucensen
Sorenson
Flagetalf
WilliaLeas
An.n.h
Ulinnis
Idiana
Michigan
Mississippi
Missour
Kentucky
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Ohio
Chicago Weather Bureau
Llinois
Louisiana
Lufkin
Deste Int
Easel Missouri
1. Logis
Ilinois
Ormal
John Cavilt
McClerland Grade School
Lappranchi
Rautoul
Til
VMKSS
Irigy Dwe
Changle Air Force Base
Rantow
Nilion
Illinois
Tomes
AL Pontiac
Onsy Marche
Chicago
Joliet
Indiant
International Dope Ring Linked to Silk Road Smuggling
U S customs and British authorities investigated an international narcotics and smuggling ring tied to millions in undeclared jade and diamonds seized from canisters aboard the British cruiser HMS Belfast during a goodwill visit to San Francisco. Two Hong Kong civilians faced questions over alleged possession of the contraband as the case spans American and British jurisdictions.
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San Francisco
UAP
HMS Belfast
Frank Long
Chie IU
Belfast
Sturt
Navy
An Lee Wong
Jan Ping Kwak
Bolt
Hong Ksong
Armerican
United States
Army Reserve Center Planned
AP reports the Army Reserve Center project will begin mid day in 2000 with costs and construction details unclear. The proposed site at Paes nix is to be opened in May, with completion expected within several months.
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Phoents
Miewid
Papago Lark Hy
Beast Phoonts
Enid
Fragmented notice yields unclear political turmoil
A garbled OCR fragment refers to political figures and events across nations, mentioning Potomac Fever and Britain's Macha, with scattered names such as DeGaulle and Washington. The text hints at voting issues, government rebates, and international incidents but provides no coherent narrative or concrete facts to summarize.
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International ‘Dope’ Ring
Army Reserve Center
Fletcher, Kegel
DeGaulle
Rame
Texas Winanei
Willie Sal Estes
Shemby
Miesnes
Fillis
Thy Army
Abe
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Alanis
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