May Begin Anti ICBM Tests Soon
The U S may start Nike Zeus anti ICBM tests next month following current nuclear experiments in the Pacific. Air force missiles from California and Zeus launches from Kwajalein will be used with no nuclear blasts expected. Tests seek Zeus interception of ICBMs amid decoys, as atmospheric tests near the 30 shot series. first was April 25 and final shot may occur in July if weather allows.
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U. S
Pacific
Air Force
California
Zeus
Kwajalein Island
Johnston
Christmas Islands
Kwajalein
Vandenberg Air Base
New Hampshire Pours Out Heart For Shepard
Alan Shepard, America’s first space man, was hailed by about 100000 Granite Staters in Derry Manchester and Concord as he returned home from his sub orbital flight. The Navy Commander promised more orbital flights by the seven astronauts in Project Mercury and said, Soon we’ll be at the top of the batting order.
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N. H
New Hampshire
America
Alan Shepard
Derry
Manchester
Shepard
Granite State
Capitol
U.S. To Double Aid to Formosa
The United States signed an agreement to double farm surplus aid to Nationalist China for the 1962-63 fiscal year starting July 1. The move accelerates U.S. support during the early 1960s amid tensions in Asia and follows efforts to bolster Formosa’s agricultural program through increased funding and assistance.
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Taipei
U.S
China
Foreign Minister Rapacki Heads Official Cuba Visit
Warsaw reports that Foreign Minister Rapacki departed Saturday for an official visit to Cuba as part of Poland's diplomatic outreach.
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Cuba
Warsaw
Rapacki
Man Dies in Earlham Crash as Family Is Injured
Donald H. Larmore, 44, of Cedar Rapids, was killed when his car tire blew out and crossed into a semi trailer seven miles east of Earlham. His wife Joann, 35, and daughter Kathy, 8, were seriously hurt. son survived with minor injuries. Truck driver Charles Hutzen, 45, of Albuquerque, was not seriously injured.
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Cedar Rapids
Here
Donald H. Larmore
Crestwood Drive
Joann
Kathy
Charles Hutzen
Albuquerque
Warsaw Nations Favor More Talks on Berlin
The Warsaw pact nations called for continued negotiations with the United States over the Berlin issue and warned they would consider signing a separate peace treaty with East Germany if no satisfactory solution is reached.
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Berlin
Moscow
U. S
East Germany
Ohio Police Wounded In Toledo Gun Battle
Three Toledo police officers were shot during a late night gun battle while responding to a disturbance near downtown. Officer Donald Brown is in serious condition from shotgun wounds. Frank Hayes and William Boyle were also injured. Oliver Nickerson, the suspected shooter, was wounded as officers closed in. Tear gas and reinforcements were sent to the Nickerson home after neighbors reported a man beating his 17 year old son.
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Toledo
Donald Brown
Frank Hayes
Brown
William Boyle
Walter Boyle
Oliver Nickerson
Nickerson
McCormack Enters Massachusetts Senate Primary as Independent
Massachusetts Democrat Edward McCormack plans to run in the September state primary after losing to Ted Kennedy for the U S Senate seat. The article notes Kennedy’s endorsement and signals more contest, including Republican contenders George C Lodge and Laurence Curtis at the Worcester convention and potential August primary implications.
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Kennedy
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Edward McCormack
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Lodge
Laurence Curtis
R-Mass
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Eisenhower Invited to Open South Africa Farm Show
Former U S president Dwight D Eisenhower has been formally invited to open the annual Country Bumpkin agricultural show in Bloemfontein next year. The invitation signals high level support for the event and ties to agricultural promotion in the region.
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Bloemfontein
South Africa
Eisenhower
Graham Urges Heart First Faith in Textbook Debate
Evangelist Billy Graham told a Chicago Crusade crowd that the Christian rebirth comes by faith not argument. He warned against parsing belief with questions and noted some seek religion in textbooks and test tubes, but genuine life change remains intangible.
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Billy Graham
Perry Grants Formal Cookout Shifts to Second Estate
Rockville Centre New York AP wealthy bachelor Perry Grant, 25, halted calls and moved a Sunday cookout after the guest list surged past 1,000. He planned telegrams to invitees with the new address, promising only guards if anyone arrives at the original site.
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Rockville Centre
N. Y
Perry Grant
Perry
Long Island
Grant
Algiers Fire to Cause Much Damage
A string of terrorist bombs and arson in Algiers damaged the U S Information Center and several schools and public buildings. The secret army attacked police encampments in Oran and killed or wounded Moslem and European residents in scattered towns.
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U.S
Secret Army
Algeria
Oran
Guyotville
Estes Aide Reveals It To Press
Republican counsel Robert Manuel testified in secret session that he handed a secret Estes report to reporter Earl Maze and to Rep. Cramer before subcommittee members saw it. He said he acted under "rules of the game" and also made the agriculture department report available to a nonparticipant Republican congressman. The subcommittee probes Estes' grain storage operations.
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House
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
Robert Manuel
House Intergovernment Relations Subcommittee
Manuel
Earl Maze
New York Herald Tribune
Rep. Cramer
R-Fla
Estes
Leaks under scrutiny as Manuel critiques report
The article notes Manuel denying inventing leaks and acknowledging their wide existence. He criticizes cavalier handling of materials after a stern Democrat subcommittee hearing. A June 1 Herald Tribune story prompted the Agriculture Department to release the 150 page report.
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Herald Tribune
Agriculture Department
Tere
Texas
Henry Marshall
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Estes
Wave of arrests to back Franco in Spain
In Madrid AP reports a wave of arrests across Spain following renewed underground activity against the Franco government. Official sources say numerous arrests have been made with estimates in the hundreds.
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Madrid
Spain
Cedar Rapids Teen Nancy Vorel Featured In Parade
Nancy Vorel of 2026 Hughes Drive SW Cedar Rapids is highlighted in Parade magazine through an article on nursing shortages. She is a upcoming Jefferson High School senior and a Peppermint Kid at St. Luke's Hospital gaining practical nursing insight.
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