Khrushchev’s UN visit seen as U.S. embarrassment
Widespread view in New York and Washington is that Khrushchev uses his UN appearance to bolster his position at home and pressure the United States. The plan includes a broad disarmament pitch, likely drawing leaders from satellite states, while risking a clash with China.
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Communists Target Hungarian Church Rites
Budapest reports that Hungarian Communist authorities seek to replace traditional church ceremonies with state styled rites. The drive affects christening and wedding practices with a planned public display featuring an official guard and names registered in birth records.
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Johnson to Visit Texas With Kennedy Sept 12
Washington schedule shows Senator Johnson joining presidential candidate Kennedy for a Texas visit on September 12. The trip includes stops in Dallas and Artesia with further campaigning planned across New Mexico, Arizona, and nearby states.
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Proof of Age Requests and Record Checks
A government notice explains that proof of age is often needed for benefits and travel documents. The Census Bureau and related agencies can search records, with expedited processing possible for an extra fee. Parents or guardians must request for minors, and accuracy is emphasized for Social Security, passports, and citizenship paperwork.
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Large Atom Smasher Proposal Sparks Global Effort
Rochester AP dispatch reports Atomic Energy Commission head McCone urging world nations to unite in building future giant atom smashing machines. MeCone cites 20 leading physicists and the need for international collaboration to probe the atom and the universe. A proposed 300 billion electron volt scale would dwarf Brookhaven’s present unit.
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West Germany Sets Next Years Budget Plan
Bonn AP reports West Germany outlines a 1969 budget totaling 48 billion marks with deferral expenditures of about 2.8 billion dollars to cover the largest stage in its annual program.
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Certificate Comes Late Certificate Comes Late
The State Health Department announced awarding a citation to Scott Mills of McNair for work with the Harris County Fresh Water Supply District 4 sewer treatment plant. Mills and other district supervisors were found guilty in district court of violative mis some charges. the entire board was removed by court order.
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Broadcasts Bounced Off Echo Satellite
New York reports say broadcasts of various language programs were relayed via satellite but were bounced back, producing fragmented reception. The aim is to establish freer broadcasts across captive regions as part of broader information efforts.
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Blood Transfusions Keep Children Alive in Dallas
AP report describes the impact of blood transfusions on seriously ill children in Dallas. The article recounts a boy named Charles and others who rely on transfusions, noting doctors’ efforts to stabilize and sustain these young patients amid ongoing medical challenges.
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Rains In Chambers Damage Early Rice
Rains during August halted Barvesina efforts on varied rh in Chamnets Crematy. The county reports uneven progress with some varieties damaged by weather but others showing potential for harvest. Farmers note unusual conditions, with some crops thriving indoors while others struggle, hinting at future adjustments in Chesapeake County fields.
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Commercial trip Up Red River Completed
A stern wheel tugboat pulling a barge arrived at Shreveport marking the first commercial trip up the Red River in two weeks. The venture, sponsored by Fort Worth interests, aims to establish a regular barge service.
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