Scientists Clash Over Limited Test Ban Treaty Risks
Washington AP report on Senate hearings where Dr. John S. Foster Jr. joined Edward Teller in warning the limited test ban treaty could hinder U.S. weapons development. Other scientists Brown Bradbury and Foster argued risks are manageable and that atmospheric tests offer essential data for national security.
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Teller
U.S
Washington
Edward Teller
Air Force
John S. Foster Jr
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
Anat Mattoo
Dan
Foster
Senate
Harold Brown
Defense Department
N. E. Bradbury
Los Alamos
N.M
Brown
Pentagon
Bradbury
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Armed Services and Atomic Energy Committees
Russia
United States
Press Club
National Press Club
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U. S
Miners trapped in Pennsylvania mine face uncertain fate
Drilling stopped then resumed for three miners trapped deep underground. Drive shaft trouble halted operations for hours with one man separated from two others, fueling concern over their survival.
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Pennsylvania
Rites Planned for Seven 1945 Plane Crash Victims
Seven servicemen killed in a 1945 plane crash in Dutch New Guinea will be buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday. Their remains were recovered in April 1962 after wreckage was sighted by a mountain climbing expedition. One named is Private First Class Johnnie W. Wards of Craigsville, West Virginia.
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Washington
Dutch New Guinea
Arlington National Cemetery
Army Air Corps
Rail Labor Breakthroughs Stall As Wirtz Sees No Quick Reconcile
Secretary of Labor Wirtz said new differences in arbitration definitions keep railroad work rules talks deadlocked. A joint meeting was adjourned to seek added reconciliation while Senate committee weighs anti strike legislation ahead of August 29 threatened strike and 32,000 planned job eliminations.
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Wirtz
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
Princeton Is Raked By Electrical Storm
A Wednesday electrical storm knocked out telephone service in parts of Princeton and caused a false fire alarm in Maidenfarm area. Fire crews and police responded as service was restored about an hour and a half later with no damage reported despite heavy rainfall.
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Princeton
Maidenfarm, Inc
West Virginia Extended Forecast Highlights Temperatures
The forecast shows near normal temperatures for the period through Monday with average highs around 85 in the south and 80 in the north and lows near 61 in the south and 55 in the north. Warmer Thursday, cooler Saturday, turning warmer Sunday. Scattered showers are possible Friday or Saturday and again Monday.
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West Virginia
Drilling Rescue Resumes for Three Miners in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescue teams restart drilling a new escape shaft for trapped miners Henry Throne 28 and David Fellin 58 who have been 331 feet underground since August 13. Louis Bova 42 remains separated by debris with fate uncertain as a drive shaft broke halting work for hours.
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Hazleton, Pa
David Fellin
Hank
Henry Throne
Fellin
Louis Bova
Throne
Ann Schlauch
Fullerton
Calif
Hazelton
Schlauch
John Martini
Oneida
Court Order Stops Airline Strike Over Fueling Jobs
A federal restraining order forced IAM members back to work after a nationwide walkout at United Airlines over private fueling of two jets at Idlewild. The move affected New York Newark Philadelphia Chicago and other cities with limited flight delays. The dispute stems from a proposed private fueling firm Allied Fuel Service and involves about 13 000 IAM members within United’s 33 000 employees.
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U.S
United Air Lines
Chicago
New York
Idlewild
International Association of Machinists
United
Newark
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
Isador Daniels
IAM
Allied Fuel Service
Buddhist Pagoda Raids Spark South Viet Nam Crisis
Diem forces seized Buddhist pagodas across South Vietnam on Wednesday as Washington denounced the tactics. Hundreds were arrested and monks reportedly killed. Martial law-like measures included a curfew, halted Air traffic, and censorship ahead of Henry Cabot Lodge's arrival as the new U.S. ambassador. The United States pledged continued aid against Communist guerrillas.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Washington
Lodge
Tokyo
U.S
South Viet Nam
Renzo Sawada
United Nations
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Washngton
Diem
Civil rights bill gains support and Navy bars Constitution trip
Washington reports Rep Emanuel Celler expects Kennedy civil rights proposals to pass House subcommittee with little changes. Navy will not move the USS Constitution to New York for the 1965 World’s Fair citing safety. Also notes plans for next week’s civil rights march leaders and Bolivia’s OAS withdrawal. Edward Teller fights bright lights at National Press Club event.
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Boston
New York
Sens
Leverett Saltonstall
Rmass
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Washington
Capitol Hill
March
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Lit
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
National Press Club
Edward Teller
Fleeing Boy Shatters Park Street Door
Richard S. Gammon a 14 year old from Freeman Mercer County was treated at Bluefield Sanitarium after diving through a glass door on Park Street North Bluefield to escape two knife wielding youths with a bongo belt He suffered head and hand lacerations and a knee cut The boy said his mother sent him to church and he went to visit a girl before being attacked by two youths who struck him with a belt and drew knives He was discharged after treatment
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Freeman
Mercer County
Bluefield Sanitarium
Park Street
North Bluefield
Richard S. Gammon
Dorothy Gammon
Leonard Thompson
Park St
Thompson
Young Gammon
Bluefield
Gammon
Boy, 9 Admits Setting Costly Illinois Fires
A 9 year old Belleville boy admitted setting at least 23 fires in Belleville Illinois. Police say the fires have caused nearly 200000 dollars in damage. The admission was reported Wednesday by a police spokesman.
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Illinois
Belleville, Ill
Belleville
Iraq Shifts Armed Forces to Syrian Command in Israel Crisis
Iraq placed its armed forces under Syrian command to back Syria in the crisis with Israel. Syrian leaders briefed UN Security Council ambassadors and called for a unified Arab stance, while Nasser's UAR pledged support. Jordan and Saudi Arabia joined in backing Damascus as Israeli and Syrian jets clashed along the truce line.
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Iraq
Syria
Israel
Damascus
Salah Bitar
U.N. Security Council
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Foreign Ministry
Arab League
Cairo
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Jordan
Sea of Galiliee
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Johnnie W. Wards
Craigsville, W.va
New Middle
Nelson Stauffer
Bova
Radio Saigon
U.S. State Department
Christian A. Herter
Syngman Rhee
Herter
Rhee
Honolulu
Washington National Airport
AP Wirephorn
Washington (Ap
Rep
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary
Celler
Bolivia
Organization of American States
OAS
Council
Chile
Partici
Abby
Cei
Saan
Graham Weather
Tel Aviv
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