US Agencies Discount Peril Aborted Nuclear Missile Regarded as Harmless
Washington officials say the chance of a nuclear explosion from an aborted high altitude test is extremely remote and any energy release would be very small. The defense department and AEC describe safeguards, warning that even a misfire would likely not yield a significant nuclear event.
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Motve
Mandey
Pacific
Defense Department
Sion
AEC
Feet
Johnston Island
Rock Auet
Soviet denounces U S high altitude tests as space race charge
The Soviet Union denounces U S plans for high altitude nuclear tests over Johnson Island and in outer space, accusing Washington of pushing the arms race into space. Western delegates say the U S move breaks a moratorium, while Moscow blames Washington for endangering disarmament progress.
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New York Times Co
Geneva
Soviet
Moscow
United Nations Committee On
Outer Space
U. N. Lmit
Khrushichev
Kennedy
Charles C. Steele
U. S
Soviet Union
Stelle
Joseph B. Godber
Britain
Zorin
Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Zoxin
U.N
U. N
Poland
Rulgaria
Czechoslovakia
U.N. Outer Space
Subcommittee
Bible Lecture Series to Open in Charleston
Fr. Boniface Weckman of the Catholic Information Center will open a new Bible lecture series in the Charleston Catholic High School library at 7 0 1 p m on Wednesday.
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Boniface Weckman
Catholic Information Center
Charleston
Charleston Catholic High School
Lisbon Students Riot Over Arrests at University
In Lisbon, Portugal, about 300 students protested arrests of colleagues outside the university, clashing with police. Two professors were reported injured as officers and students clashed near the hospital school amid a government ban on World Student Day celebrations.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
University
Hospital School
Bisbon University
Sater
Atlanta Mourns 115 Killed In Paris Jetliner Crash
Grim scenes marked the worst single air disaster in aviation history as 115 people including 105 Russians and 10 others died when a Paris to Atlanta jetliner crashed on takeoff. In Atlanta memorials and prayers followed, with officials closing landmarks and many seeking word on loved ones. Local leaders such as Walter Cates of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce warned the tragedy would impact the business community for years.
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Cathedral of Christ, France
Paul
Paris
Hallinan
Atlanta
Atlanta Art Assn
Jefferson Davis
Guy Hall
France
Ivan Allen
U. S. State Department
Georgia
Walter Cates
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Five Suspects Nabbed After Montreal Bank Robbery
Lariviere, CEO of Banque Canadienne Merona, watched as five robbers stormed a St. Michel branch, about 4 miles north of Montreal. Police say the tallest suspect, though in male disguise, was clearly a woman. Early Monday raids netted five detainees, recovered cash, and seized two revolvers and a rifle.
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Mostreal
Lariviere
Robery
Banque Canadienne Merona
St. Michel Dea Saints
Montreal
Kurd Rebels Vow To Persist In Fight In Iraq
A Kurdish revolutionary pamphlet in Beirut pledges the revolt will continue until dictator Abdul Karim Kassem is toppled. It asserts Kurds seek security and constitutional life, led by a Kurd claiming to represent Mustafa Barzani. Barzani’s turbaned forces press for Kurdish self rule within an Iraqi national union.
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Lebanon
Iraq
Kassem
Mustafa Barzani
I Abdel Karim Kassem
Iraqi National Union
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