Cosmos satellites eyed as U S spying tools experts say
Washington defense experts say Soviet Cosmos satellites are used to spy on the United States. The 48th Cosmos launch joins a series dating to 1962, with paths over U S soil at 120 to 300 miles. U S reconnaissance satellites at about 300 miles may have aided Red China’s atomic test warning, a joint effort with U2 imagery.
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China May Plan Second Nuclear Blast
U S officials believe China may detonate a second nuclear device soon. Secretary of State Rusk said a second explosion might follow the first, predicted from U S intelligence and Chinese capability. Officials say the move carries little additional military significance but affects Red Chinese prestige and diplomacy. President Johnson warned of nuclear blackmail and pledged support to neighboring nations.
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AMC Reaches Contract Agreement After Delays
AMC and the United Auto Workers Union reached a three year contract covering 24 000 AMC automotive division employees with profit sharing. A separate wage and benefits deal for the Kelvinator appliance division in Grand Rapids is pending and could trigger a shutdown. Rambler and Ambassador production expected to resume Tuesday after a four day strike while GM Ford and Chrysler agreed to national deals.
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Gallipolis Woman 73 Treated For Asphyxia
A 73 year old Gallipolis woman was reported in poor condition at Holzer Hospital after being found by her daughter locked in the home. Police suspect fumes from a gas refrigerator caused the incident.
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Ex Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell Dies at 63
James P. Mitchell, 63, former secretary of labor under Eisenhower, died in his Astor Hotel suite likely from a heart attack. He served as a fierce labor relations expert and held posts including civilian manpower chief for WWII and assistant secretary of the Army.
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Hoover in grave state after massive internal bleeding
Former President Herbert C. Hoover remains critically ill after a third GI bleed in 16 months. Doctors report the bleeding has been arrested and vital signs are stable, but toxic buildup and age make the outlook grave. Hoover rests with his two sons at the Waldorf Astoria Towers.
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Bank Robber Foiled In Los Angeles Bank Heist
A hapless bandit yelled for cash in a Los Angeles bank but dropped a bottle of nitroglycerin and spilled water on the floor. Police closed in as the crew member was apprehended. FBI notes LA County faces frequent bank robberies with rough yearly totals.
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Smead Plant Ground Breaking in Logan
Ground breaking ceremonies for the new Smead manufacturing plant were held in Logan's industrial park with several hundred attendees including city, county and state officials. Spearheaded by Heinlein and attended by Hall Perkins and Trade Club members, the event praised local workers and affirmed the plant remains in Logan. Weather outlook calls for 5-10 degrees below normal with light precipitation in the region.
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Brezhnev Seeks Peaceful Coexistence and Disarmament
In a Lenin Tomb address Brezhnev proclaims peaceful coexistence and complete disarmament. He stresses collective leadership, strengthens the UN, and calls to ease international tensions while noting Soviet space lead is not a race. Khrushchev’s fate remains unresolved.
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Johnson says good start with Soviets on nuclear curb
President Johnson told congressional leaders the United States has a good beginning in relations with new Soviet leaders and hopes the Kremlin will join in restraining nuclear weapons. He warned Red China’s nuclear test and warned against nuclear spread, urging France and China to sign the limited test ban treaty and calling on the world to join.
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Hutchinson resigns as Reds manager in cancer notice
Fred Hutchinson resigned today as manager of the Cincinnati Reds due to cancer. Dick Sisler, already coach and acting manager, was named his successor by President and General Manager William O. DeWitt. Hutchinson had led the Reds since 1959 and won the 1961 NL pennant before taking a leave of absence in 1964.
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California senator race pits cigar smoker against former movie hoofer
California political contest features a cigar smoker challenger facing a former film star in the senate race. The broad coverage notes campaign contrasts and voter interest as the race heats up.
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Harry Walker Named As Pittsburgh Pilot
Pittsburgh announces 45 year old Harry Walker as field manager to replace Danny Murtaugh who resigned for health reasons. Walker starred in Major League Baseball with the Cardinals Phillies Cubs and Reds and was chosen after talks with General Manager Joe L Brown at the World Series.
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