No Detection of Nuclear Blasts Seen Yet
The Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee says for several years detection of underground nuclear tests will be difficult. Tests around 20 kilotons may not be identified, and muffled 100 kiloton explosions deep underground could avoid detection, as seismic stations are developed.
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Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Eisenhower
Congressional
White House
Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Joint Committee
Chet Holifield
Calif
Melvin Price
D-Ill
Hans Beth
Edward Teller
Harold Urey
Alvine C. Graves
United States
Geneva
West Virginia governor race heats up near election
Republican Harold Neely and Democrat Hulett C. Smith, with Gov Underwood and other rivals, clash in campaigns as election nears. Alleges libel and slander fly amid charges of machine politics and calls for tax increases to fund growth. Polls open 6:30 AM to 7 PM Tuesday across the state.
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West Virginia
Rouch
Elect
Underwood
Harold Neely
Chapman Revercomb
Neely
Orel J. Sheen
Atty
W. W. Barron
Barron
Hubert Humphrey
John Kennedy
Hulett C. Smith
South Africa’s Louw Draws Ardent Press Coverage Abroad
London editors and South African papers blasted Foreign Minister Eric Louw after his London conference remarks defending racial segregation. Critics compared him to a Nazi diplomat and warned the Commonwealth honeymoon was over while Liberals saw apartheid hopes fade.
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South Africa
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Sunday Dispatch
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Louw
Swedish composer Hugo Alfven dies at age 88
Stockholm AP reports Swedish composer Hugo Alfven died at 88 after a brain operation. Alfven wrote five symphonies and religious works, with his best known piece Swedish Rhapsody.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Hugo Alfven
Alfven
Kennedy Humphrey Feud Over Tactics In West Virginia Race
In Charleston West Virginia Sen Kennedy accuses Humphrey of gutter politics and personal abuse during the Democratic primary campaign. Humphrey retorts with charges and his adviser calls for exposing Kennedy’s camp claims as election tactics. Kennedy says the key issue remains West Virginia’s economic problems and whether the party can win in November.
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Humphrey
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Julior
Dreamin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
West Virginia
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Aeere
States
Peruvians Clash Over Time Clocks. Three Killed
At Paramonga near Lima, police clashed Saturday with Grace and Co sugar and cotton plant workers on strike protesting time clocks. Three workers were killed and 19 wounded in the confrontation.
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Peru
Grace and Co
Paramonga
Woman Locked in Men's Lavatory Delays Soccer Match
Ethel Cross was confined in a men's bathroom at a local stadium from Tuesday to Wednesday. Police and family search parties traced her whereabouts after her husband reported her missing. She escaped when the cubicle door was smashed open, worn and tired.
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Hour-Long Snowstorm Hits North Carolina Area
Snow and heavy rain affected North Carolina on Sunday. An hour of snowfall was reported at Grandfather Mountain, the latest in the area in memory, while Charlotte recorded 2 1/2 inches of rain in a 24 hour span.
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West Europe Worries Over Summit as U2 Incident Shakes Allies
London reports deep concern among West European officials as Khrushchev publicizes the U2 shoot down over the Soviet Union. Allies fear Eisenhower may appear weakened at the Paris summit with Khrushchev, amid denials from Pakistan and Norway about any flight, and limited U S comment.
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Peshawar
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Karachi
Khrushchev
Mohammed Thramullah
United States
Oslo
Arne Haugland
FE. Totesamaee
Bode
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Turkey
Adana
State Departments
Go Home Statement Explained By Neely
Harold Neely said on a TV program he did not expect the senators to oppose West Virginia. Both senators now admit there is much good in the state and acknowledge supportive sentiment amidst political talks.
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Underwood
House
Harry Pauley
Senate
Ralph J. Bean
Charleston
Harold Neely
Hubert
West Virginia
Fresh Soviet detail on Francis Powers capture
Soviet papers publish cartoons and witness stories about pilot Francis Powers after his shoot down over Soviet territory. Khrushchev hints Powers will be tried. reports claim a confession and spying mission. At a farm near Sverdlovsk aides describe seizing gear and aiding Powers post parachute.
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President Eisenhower to face Khrushchev amid spy plane incident
President Eisenhower plans a confrontation with Soviet Premier Khrushchev after a spy plane incident. He met Secretary of State Herter on return from Gettysburg and discussed Berlin, disarmament, and the future of U.S. relations with Moscow.
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Locke
Berlin
Germany
Cuban Political Head Charged After Airport Shooting
Cuban political leader Sanchez Arango, head of the Triple A, accused armed men of the airport assault that wounded one ally and injured several others while hospitalizing some. He frames the clash as a warning act against communists and Castro supporters.
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Fidel Castro
Sanchez Arango
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Sanchez
Arango
Triple A
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