European Communists Back Khrushchev Removal Amid Cuban Crisis
European Communist parties indicate support for Khrushchev’s removal amid charges tied to Cuba and Red China. Hungary, Poland, France, Italy, Denmark, Austria, and Britain contemplate shifts as Moscow’s leadership crisis unfolds.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
Khrushchev
Cuba
Red China
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
John Gollan
Britain
London
George Matthews
London Daily Worker
Swedes Claim Nazi Code Cracked in World War II
Eric Boheman, former Swedish ambassador to Washington, says Sweden cracked the Nazi code during World War II and warned London that Germany planned to attack the Soviet Union. He states he met Sir Stafford Cripps in Stockholm in early June 1941 and predicted an attack between June 20 and 25, which began June 22. He adds two Swedish mathematicians rebuilt the German cipher and the Swedes decoded messages until Germany changed its system in 1942.
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Eric Boheman
Washington
London
Germany
Soviet Union
Boheman
Stafford Cripps
Moscow
Crops
Repo
Cripps
Weather Summary for Chicago and Iowa Regions
Noon forecast from the Chicago bureau notes fair to warm in Chicago and vicinity tonight. Saturday cloudy and warmer with light to moderate winds and possible showers, mainly late afternoon. Iowa expect considerable cloudiness with occasional light rain spreading across the state Saturday. warmer tonight, cooler Saturday, lows in the 40s, highs near 70 in Chicago and in the 60s for Iowa.
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Chicagother Bureau
Pau
Iowa
Five Day Forecast Northern Illinois Temperatures Rise
The forecast calls for temperatures to average three to six degrees above normal with normal highs 51 to 59 and lows 33 to 38. Expect warmth Saturday then cooler Sunday or Monday and warmer Tuesday or Wednesday. Precipitation should total under one tenth inch with a chance of showers Saturday night.
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Illinois
Expert predicts Red Chinese H-bomb capability in 1960s
Dr. Philip Abelson editor of Science magazine writes in an editorial that the Red Chinese could conceivably develop a hydrogen bomb in the late 1960s. He cites indications from the Atomic Energy Commission that China used uranium 235 in its Oct 16 nuclear test and notes progress in separating U235 from U238 to obtain reactor fuel and the potential to produce tritium for thermonuclear weapons.
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Washington
Philip Abelson
Science Magazine
Abelson
Atomic Energy Commission
Guerrilla Raid on Malaysia Collapses as Surrender Mounts
Indonesia's mainland invasion collapsed today with 25 guerrillas surrendering within 36 hours after landing near Sungai RambaI Malaysia. A Commonwealth task force hunted a half dozen at large as police rounded up 125 invaders. The incident marks Indonesia's third raid this year.
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Peter Arnett Sungei Rambai
Malaysia
Indonesia
Commonwealth
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
Australia
Jakarta
Border clash pits Greece Turkey patrols at Evros River
Greek and Turkish border patrols exchanged shots for about 30 minutes on Thursday night across the Evros River, according to a Greek military spokesman.
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Salonika
Greece
Evros
Tanzania Name Shifts to United Republic of Tanzania
President Julius Nyerere announced after a cabinet meeting that the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar is now officially the United Republic of Tanzania, shortened to Tanzania. The move updates the country’s official designation and branding in regional affairs.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tianganyika
United Republic of Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Julius Nyerere
United Republic of Tanzania
Tanzania
World Communist meeting eyed as Khrushchev era ends
A.P. correspondent reports a probable world Communist conference with Red China attending. Brezhnev Kosygin face pressure to toughen policies toward the United States while pursuing unity, with a lull in the Sino Soviet split expected for now.
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William L. Ryan
A.P
Red China
Peking
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Moscow
Johnson to address crowd in Chicago torchlight parade
More than a million people are expected to witness President Johnson in a Chicago torchlight parade with over 150000 marchers. He will speak at the Chicago Stadium after a procession from the Conrad Hilton Hotel, guarded by 2000 police in his bubbletop car, with torch bearers along Madison Street. Governor Kerner Mayor Daley and Senator Douglas will accompany him.
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Chicago
SAP
President Johnson
Conrad Hilton
Chicago Stadium
Johnson
Madison Street
Otto Kerner
Richard J. Daley
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Time For Vote in Springfield Wisconsin Ballot Rules
Secretary of State William H. Chamberlain outlined time limits for voters on the orange ballot with 236 candidates for state representative at large. The guidance emphasizes prompt voting and limits for booth occupancy in busy booths, urging voters to exit the enclosed space promptly after voting.
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Springfield
William H. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Goldwater says Johnson risks turning election into popularity poll
In Cheyenne Wyoming Goldwater accuses President Johnson of politics over policy saying the Free World is unraveling and U.S. prestige fading. He cites Turkey France Britain and the Communist world as examples as he campaigns toward Tucson Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Police and crowds in Pittsburgh exceed 13 000 at a rally as Governor Scranton defends party unity amid boos.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Turkey
France
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Goldwater
Tucson
Ariz
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
Lyndon Johnson
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Goldwater Is Too Radical For GOP Reports Humphrey
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey stumps the Northwest accusing Barry Goldwater of radical ideas outside Republican traditions. He argues Goldwater would threaten world peace with aggressive nuclear brinkmanship and questions the GOP’s moderating influence in recent years.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Hubert H. Humphrey
Northwest
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Senator Goldwater
Topeka
Kan
GOP
Humphrey
Goldwater
Soviet Union
Kerner Trains Hard for Second Term in Illinois
Governor Otto Kerner campaigns aggressively against Charles Percy, linking his rival to Goldwater and portraying himself as a fiscally steady, independent leader. Kerner touts Illinois economic gains, mental health strides, and past service, while noting a potential historic loss for an incumbent if defeated.
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Charles Whalen
Springfield
Ill
Otto Kerner
Charles H. Percy
Kerner
GOP
Finess Probblems
White House
Johnson
Percy
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ilinois
Chicago
Dwight H. Green
William G. Stratton
Northwestern University Law School
England
Trinity University
Bid On Night Eyes For Army Snipers
The Army has received bids from five firms for an image intensification device to aid night vision targeting. Developed over several years by Army R and D labs, the program has cost about 18 million dollars. Officials expect mass production prices from 1,000 to 5,000 dollars per unit and describe the system as using three lens elements and a six-volt mercury battery boosted to 45 000 volts.
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Washington
Army
Command Research and Development
Miller says Johnson backers are radicals in bid for votes
Rep. William E. Miller asserts Communist Socialist and Liberal parties back President Johnson as he campaigns through California and the West en route to Philadelphia. He argues the contest is between private enterprise and socialism, praising Bracero program renewal for Mexican harvest work in California.
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William E. Miller
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Santa Barbara
Calif
Cedar City
Albuquerque
N.M
Enid
Bartlesville
Ohlo
Tacoma
Wash
Miller
California
Transplant experiment shows pup with donor heart alive six months
A mongrel puppy named Eterna received a heart from another dog in a landmark transplant at Maimonides Hospital Brooklyn. Dr Adrian Kantrowitz says the puppy is active and expected to have a normal life expectancy.
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Bernie Gould
NEW York
Eter
Adrian Kantrowitz
Maimonides Hosital
Brooklyn
Eterna
Edward Nesmeth Institute For Medical Research
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