Test Ban Treaty Faces Skepticism By U S Senator Dirksen
Senator Everett Dirksen questions the proposed test ban treaty and its effects on East Germany Cuba and the Soviet Union. He warns acceding states could force unrecognized entities into the pact and notes risks of underground Cuban testing while calling for concrete moves such as removing Soviet troops from Cuba.
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East Germany
U. S
Mem
Everett Dirksen
Ilinois
United States
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
Dirksen
German Democratic Republic
Unies
Cuba
United States Ag
Moscow
LA Times
Civil Rights Progress Measured Across Inked Front
A United Press International survey notes Lyndon Johnson predicting swift civil rights solutions amid a summer of racial unrest. Demonstrations, court actions, and local negotiations push desegregation and job nondiscrimination in Beaufort South Carolina and other sites as leaders warn against reckless rebellions.
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AL Kuettner
United Press International
Lyndon Johnson
America
Johnson
Sta
Baton Rouge
Gord Carey
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
James Farmer
Temperature extremes for August 22 1962 period
The maximum temperature from 12 noon Wednesday to 11 a m Thursday was 96 degrees at 3 and 5 p m. The minimum was 68 degrees at 6 15 a m Thursday. For August 22 1962 the high was 99 and the low 72.
Boating Compliance Rules for Trailer Lights and Brakes
Kenneth Carr cautions drivers on Texas boating regulations for trailers. He lists required lights license-plate illumination and wiring with towing vehicle lights, plus brake and signaling aids for trailers over 3000 pounds and those that obscure vehicle lights.
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Kenneth Carr
United Press International
Texas
Minersholed Narrow Hope After 315-Foot Drill Misses Target
Trapped miners David Fellin and Henry Throne heard word through a six inch hole that the 12 inch probe failed to reach the intended tunnel as rescue teams paused at 315 feet. State mining secretary H Charmbury said the crew would try another northward drill while the men wait, buoyant yet anxious nine days into the ordeal.
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H. Charmbury
Secretary of Mines
Fellin
Throne
H. Beecher Charmbury
Charmbury
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Bova
Gordon Smith
Railroads threaten strike as new rules loom
Railroad spokesmen warned sweeping new rules would take effect at 12:01 a.m. next Thursday, despite union warnings of a rail strike. J. E. Wolfe said union restrictions on the Wirtz arbitration plan would ruin its effectiveness. Charles Luna of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen suggested the collapse of talks showed the railroads prefer Congress intervention. Magnuson noted possible Friday legislation if enough senators are present, else a Monday vote, implying House action within nine days before a strike.
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J. E. Wolfe
Wirtz
Charles Luna
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Congress
Magnuson
House
Liberty Bell at Independence Hall weighs 2080 pounds
United Press notes the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia weighs 2080 pounds as listed by the World Almanac.
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United Press
Liberty Bell
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
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