Libby Favors Pact but Sees Testing Gaps and Risks
Former atomic energy official W. F. Libby told the Senate he probably favors the limited nuclear test ban treaty yet worries that the United States has not tested a super bomb. He argued the pact is a real disarmament step but urged tacit understandings for peaceful nuclear uses and meaningful underground testing while Russia leads in high yields.
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UPI
Atomic Energy
Wii Yard F. Libby
Senate
United States
Libby
Russia
Foreign Relations, Armed Services
Joint Atomic
University of California At
Los Angeles
U.S
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Dark
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Atomic Energy Commission
Edward Telfer
John S. Foster Jr
Pilot Editor Voices Priests to Join Washington March
Boston’s The Pilot editor Rt. Rev. Francis J. Lally and ten other Roman Catholic priests will join the August 28 March on Washington. Cardinal Cushing announced eleven clergymen including Lally will travel privately and stay one day. They will link with the Boston chapter of the National Catholic Interracial Council in Washington.
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Boston
UPI
the Pilot
Washington
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Francis J. Lally
The
Pilot
Boston Redevelopment Authority
National Catholic Interracial Council
And Shut der Mouth Das computenmachine warning sign
A UPI report notes a sign at the naval missile range base at Point Arguello in English and German warnings. It cautions visitors not to poke at delicate electronic gear and to keep hands out of pockets while watching blinking lights.
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Point Arguello
Calif
UPI
Naval Missile Range
Graham Assails DPW Head Rigged Civil Service Test
Boston Senate minority leader Phillip A. Graham charges DPW Commissioner Ricciardi rigged a civil service exam for an administrative assistant post to benefit Manie J. O Leary. He cites altered duties and qualifications, a one year DPW service requirement aimed at O Leary, and 40 percent training and experience content. Graham urges Gov. Peabody to cancel the exam and establish proper qualifications.
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Graham
DPW
Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Senate
State Department of Public Works
Jack P. Ricciardi
Phillip A. Graham
R-Hamilton
Manie J. O'Leary
Riccardi
Ricciardi
Department of Personnel
Director of Civil Service
Attorney General's Office
O'Leary
Helpig O'Leary
Fire destroys Pelham House at Cape Cod shore
Cape Cod hotel Pelham House at Dennisport suffered a basement origin blaze that gutted the main section including kitchen dining lounge and eight guest rooms. The annex was damaged by smoke and water as 29 guests fled with assistance from the staff and fire crews from Dennis Harwich and Chatham. Damage estimated at 80000 dollars. Mrs Milton K Bolsey wife of the manager aided by smoke woke guests while an assistant manager alerted firefighters.
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Dennisport
Mass
Pelham House
Nantucket Sound
Milton K. Bolsey
Dennis, Harwich and
Chat
Mauldin Becomes Grandfather as Michele Mauldin Born
Pulitzer Prize cartoonist Bill Mauldin, creator of Willie and Joe, becomes a grandfather with the birth of Michele Mauldin in Anaheim. The 7 pound 10 ounce girl was born to Judy Mauldin, 18, wife of Bruce Mauldin, 19, the cartoonist's son. It is their first child.
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Anaheim
Calif
Judy Mauldin
Bruce
Corn-Fed Too Rivalry in Kansas Hog Queen Contest
In Wichita Kansas Friday contestants in the Kansas hog queen contest must be between 46 and 21 years old and have grown up on a farm where hogs were raised, according to the Kansas swine improvement association sponsors.
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Wichita, Kan
UPI
Kansas
Kansas Swine Improvement Association
Rail Dispute Returning To Congress
Washington is set for Congressional action as a stalled rail rules dispute prompts a new push. Senate Commerce Committee plans swift debate on arbitration and ICC rule changes to avert a nationwide strike by August 29, amid split views between Kennedy plan and AFL CIO backed talks.
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Magnus
Congress
Wirtz
Senate
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Monks Revolt Broken By Viet Nam Troop Use
Soviet authorities attacked Chinese leadership in Pravda accusing Beijing of risking half of humanity for a new civilization. The front page editorial framed Moscow Peking tensions after a government declaration rejected charges of aiding China’s atomic bomb project.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Peking
Moscow- Peking
Soviet Union
China
Mass Arrests in Saigon Quell Buddhist Protests
A large government crackdown in South Vietnam led to the arrest of about 1,000 monks and nuns in pagoda raids across four cities. Martial law and a curfew were imposed as the Diem regime sought to suppress Buddhist opposition, with reports of casualties and widespread police and military action. U.S. diplomats condemned the moves and advised caution for civilians.
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Tokyo
U.S
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Butlinto
Viet Nam
im-Diem
Diem
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Browne
Foreign Ministry
Xa Lai
Buddhist High Command
Viet Nam Presse
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Japan
Kennedy
State Department
Liveck
4 Diem
Hue
Danang
Nhatrang
U. S
Washington
Thich Tinh Khiet
Xa Loi
Chinese Newspaper Fires Right Back
Tokyo reports Communist China denounces Soviet military aid to India as a sell out by the Kremlin. Russia has sent MIG jet fighters to India amid a border dispute. An Indian mission recently visited Moscow seeking more help. The editorial calls it a new chapter of collaboration between Soviet leaders and U.S. imperialism to aid India.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
India
Kremlin
Russia
Red China
Moscow
Airline Strike Ended By Court
New York UPI The nationwide IAM walkout at United Air Lines ended early as members returned to work after a federal restraining order. Judge Decker ruled the order would hold until a hearing on Aug 30 as delays and cancellations affected Cleveland Seattle Denver and Portland.
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New York
UPI
United Air Lines
UAL
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Ami
U.S. District Court
Bernard Decker
Chicago
Decker
Cleveland
Seattle
Denver
Portland
Ore
Second Big Drill Fails To Reach Trapped Miners
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a second escape hole attempt failed to reach the two miners trapped 10 days after a roof collapse. The 315 foot drill missed the chamber, leaving rescue teams unsure how to realign the probe as Fellin and Throne direct efforts from below.
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Hazleton
UPI
H. Beecher Charmbury
State Secretary of Mines
Charmbury
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Fellin
Throne
Bova
Mek
Buried Half Million Found At Altman Mills Site
In Troy Ohio workers uncover three money filled cans beneath concrete pilings at Altman Mills four miles north of town. Early finds include two 10 gallon cans with about 350000 dollars and a third five gallon can found today. Bundled cash wrapped in Davion Daily News sheets from 1945.
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Troy
Ohio
Altman Mills
Troy National Bank
R. S. Altman
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Altman
Miami County
Davion Daily News
Tenants Sought in Four Room Apartment Ad
Daily Eagle want ads report strong rental results with about a dozen replies over a three day run. Four room apartment for rent includes heat hot water furnished for adults shown by appointment. Dial for details. The Eagle family ads emphasize keeping rents from losses by promoting flexible housing options.
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Eagle Family
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Bradbury
Teller
Vail
Willard F. Libby
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Magnuson
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