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Baytown Sun in Baytown, Texas

07 Aug 1963

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Baytown Sun

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Baytown, Texas, United States of America

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Aug 07, 1963

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5

Analyzing The News On nuclear fears and postwar arms balance

Washington reports on Hiroshima’s 18th anniversary, forecasts by Hadley and Russell, and Kennedy statements about underground testing. It notes a 35 billion ton TNT equivalence US stockpile, 20 billion by the USSR, and tentative global disarmament talks. France and China reject the pact while de Gaulle warns.

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Washington United States Hiroshima Hitler Joachhu von Ribbentrop Germany Arthur T. Hadley Soviet Union Kennedy Hertrand Russell Britain France Red China China Charles de Gaulle von Ribbentrop
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Scout Completes 50 Mile Hike Despite One Leg

In Butte, Robert Reppelie, 12, on crutches, completed a 50 mile hike across the Continental Divide four times with three other scouts in the Anaconda Pindar wilderness area south of Moose Lake. Scoutmaster Dick Matthew praised his determination after a firearms accident left him without a right leg.

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Screen Actors Guild and Producers Reach New Contract

Hollywood AP reports the Screen Actors Guild and the Association of Motion Picture Producers have agreed on a new contract with no wage increase but adding an anti-discrimination clause. The dispute focused on alleged racial discrimination in hiring and on-screen roles, particularly for Negro actors. The shrimp industry employs about 30 thousand persons.

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