Khrushchev Says Nuclear Testing Ends When Others Stop
Premier Khrushchev told reporters in Moscow that Russia will drop atmospheric testing only when the West halts. He acknowledged health risks from tests and defended atmospheric over underground tests, claiming cost and secrecy deter underground trials while denying Soviet cosmonaut deaths and delaying any new Sputnik launch.
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Bells Guide Blind Girl in School Band
In Miami Leah Russell, a 16 year old blind student at Southwest Miami High, earns near straight A’s while learning to march with the band guided by two bell players. She studied piccolo in Braille for almost three years and hopes to become a teacher helping others perform in darkness.
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Boy Clings to Car for 32 Mile Ride in Georgia
Dennis Hannah, age 4, rode on the rear bumper of a car for 32 miles from Augusta toward Wrens, Georgia. Relatives chased unsuccessfully, police searched, and a motorist in Wrens spotted him and alerted the family. Dennis remained unscathed and unfazed by the journey.
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Nehru Opposes Gas Use and U.S. Troops in Vietnam
AP reports Prime Minister Nehru urged President Kennedy not to send U.S. combat troops to South Vietnam. Salinger said their Newport talks also covered Laos, with Nehru advising restraint and seeking an Indian role on the Laos peace effort. The Indian view opposes bolstering Saigon by force, stressing broader international limits.
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Rebels Reported Killed in Phuoc Thanh Battle
South Vietnam announced 50 Communist rebels killed and 20 captured in a clash in Phuoc Thanh province, about 25 miles northwest of Saigon, as Saigon forces claimed success against insurgents.
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Fire Aboard Constellation Kills Four on Trial Run
Four sailors died and nine were injured when a blaze erupted in the Constellation's machinery room during a trial cruise. The cause was a fuel oil release valve failure that sprayed fuel onto a 1100 degree steam line, with 25 men aboard. The ship sustained minor damage and was due in New York after the incident.
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United Campaign Near One Fifth of Goal in Cedar Rapids
The United Good Neighbors campaign reports 139177 dollars in cash and pledges toward a 636160 dollar goal, reaching 21.9 percent. Public employees lead with 45.5 percent, Marion city workers at 132 percent, Linn county at 73.3 percent, schools at 34.1 percent, parochial schools at 164 percent, and Coe College also contributing.
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Adenauer Elected to Fourth Term as West German Chancellor
West Germany’s Bundestag elected Konrad Adenauer to a fourth term as chancellor by 258 to 206 on the first ballot. The Christian Democrats and Free Democrats coalition holds 309 seats. Adenauer, 85, said he will resign in time for a successor to prepare for the 1965 elections.
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Los Angeles Firefront Threatens Pacific Palisades
A pair of raging wildfires on a 10 mile front near Pacific Palisades menaced a wide area including Bel Air Brentwood and Santa Monica Mountains. More than 200 homes destroyed including those of Burt Lancaster Joe E Brown and Zsa Zsa Gabor. Nixon among those fleeing with evacuations over 2000 residents. Fire crews bombed the flames as gusty winds and dry brush hampered efforts.
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Heaviest Voting In City Election In Cedar Rapids
Voters march to polls in Cedar Rapids city election to select five council members and two Riverfront Improvement Commission posts. By 2 30 p m 32 precincts tally 11 945 votes, far ahead of 1959 pace, with a city record 20 659 votes set to date.
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Pupils Walk Out Stills Broadway Comedy Opening
A New Jersey high school principal led 146 pupils from the National Theater during the opening of Sunday in New York. The walkout occurred moments before the first act’s end after a sex scene, with students boarding buses for a return trip.
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Sayreville
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Bert Redford
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Being poor has Its advantages and car keys misplaced
The note comments on poverty's perceived perks and the joke that car keys often vanish, humorously comparing misplacement to a universal struggle. It mentions copyright as a stray tag.
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