Fallout fallout scare linked to Soviet propaganda claims
UPI reports former congressman Holifield defended atomic testing oversight saying the fallout danger is overstated now and that warnings are propaganda. He argued current testing levels are well below danger though risk rises if testing continues for 15 years, comparing radiation to dental X rays.
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UPI
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Hollfield
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Atomic Energy Com
Roentgen
Roentq
Red China Hinted to Test A Bomb in Fall
Diplomatic sources in Geneva report Communist China may have gathered enough material and knowhow to mount a primitive atomic test this fall. The rumor, unconfirmed, spurred Western and Soviet talks as they seek a path to ban nuclear weapons. Authorities note China’s fuel from the Soviet Union and possible aims to reduce dependence on Russia. Western officials say the issue could explain renewed Soviet interest in US Britain talks on restraint.
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Peiping
France
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Russia
Riesia
United States
Britain
Allies Open Geneva Talks Amid Berlin Crisis
A Geneva conference note from The Times cites a tense start as Western officials fear a hardening Soviet stance on Berlin. Lloyd, Herter, Cove de Murville, and Grewe met for an hour to map strategy, with concern over Andrei Gromyko's possible involvement and potential shifts in British policy.
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London
Ik Cabie
Berlin
Lloyd
Andrei Gromyko
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Zhiff
Lloyd Wlirself
Tian :Herler
Khrushchev Eyes Balkan Talks With Allies
Soviet premier Khrushchev may invite Greece, Turkey, and Italy to discuss a so called free zone with Communist satellite states. Newspaper readers in Bulgaria Romania and Hungary were thought to be converging on Albania as the Soviet leader shapes regional diplomacy.
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London
Nikite S. Khrushchev
Greece
Turkey
Italy
Bulgaria
Romnia
Hungary
Albania
Klsce
Holiday Driving Toll Tops 26 Deaths in California
A holiday period saw at least 26 people killed in California traffic crashes and related accidents, raising the national toll and setting a grim record. Alameda County reported four dead and 14 injured in a single Nimitz Freeway crash, amid totals of 464 fatalities nationwide across various causes.
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California Senate delays campus funding fight over new sites
The Senate Finance Committee approved a record $22 million for new university campuses, rejecting $1.65 million for La Jolla, Orange County, and Santa Cruz sites. Gov Brown and educators clash as conference talks begin. Burns opposes the plan, arguing for greater focus on graduate studies and upper division colleges.
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UPI
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Senate Finance Committee
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
la Tolla
Orange
Tes Angeles County
Santa Clara
Sala Cruz Aredi
Mugh-M. Burns
Fresno
Lempore
Californians Die In 58 Fires Report Shows Downward Fire Fatalities
Sacramento report by Fire Marshal R. Yockers states 361 Californians died in 58 fires last year. Population growth considered, fatalities show a steady downward trend in fire-caused deaths.
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Sacramento
Tibetan Rebels Freed by Reds
Chinese and Tibetan conflict figures report 515 Tibetan rebels freed by Communist authorities after a Peiping Radio broadcast. The transmission claimed the release occurred Saturday and promised further actions, with details unclear due to garbled text.
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London
UPI
Peiping Radio
Wife May Be Freed In Slaying Of Husband
Hayward housewife 1A year old is likely to be released today after killing her truck driver husband with a .22 revolver given as a birthday present. Deputies expect self defense and no charges will be filed. Whites said he beat and choked her on return from a four day trip. The shooting occurred as he lunged at her when she fired twice.
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Hayward
Idewel Whites
Vallejo
Yoes Arthur
D. Whisheritt
Jefferson
Hairment Hospital
Watson Bros
San Leandro
Girls Adrift In Skiff Rescued Off San Leandro
A skiff carrying two girls drifted off the shore near San Leandro as police and firefighters responded. The girls age 13 and 17 were rescued after the craft, used to transport workers on an offshore barge, became adrift in rough water around 4 20 p m and the vessel was brought to shore by Jim Bone and local responders by 6 50 p m.
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Leandro
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Yes
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Prayer for Today Blessings on Graduates and Learning
A devotional prayer thanks The Father of Light for the lamp of learning that burned across centuries. It asks guidance for graduates, and blessings on their move into a life that blends study with piety, acknowledging dedicated teachers and supporting taxpayers.
Bear eludes Washington hunters in capital chase
A 200 to 300 pound black bear roamed Washington today after eluding a weeklong pursuit by police and officials. Spotted first at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, the bear’s origin remains unknown. Zoo officials offered a home as searches used tranquilizer darts and gunfire risked injuring the animal.
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Washington
UPI
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
National Zoollogical Park
T. H. Reed
Rome
Darit
Banat
Huge Blaze In Oakland
Firemen battled a spectacular blaze in Oakland when a sabotane tank fell and exploded during underground water lines repairs. Two construction workers were on a valve when the explosion occurred at an apartment house. The fire burned for about 100 minutes before control. Damage was confined to the location and the four story stucco building front. No injuries reported amid a 9 day walkout by guild members.
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Oakland
East Bay
Asplitles Commission
API
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
St Louis
Guild
Couples Exchange Mates in Mexico
Two Southern Alameda County housewives confirmed they swapped husbands after dual divorces and marriages in Mexico this weekend. The couples, parents of three children, now live with their new spouses while the former partners share custody and the children. Both women described the arrangement as “clean and beautiful” and said publicity was a risk they anticipated.
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Alameda County
Mexico
Edi
Kenneth N
Peck
Porathy
Louise Ct
Castra Valley
Jack W. Cassell
Patricia
Hagovach
Peter Wheat Bread Company
Cassell
Bens Mneeting
San Francisco
Tijuana
Tooth Decay Conquest Seen By Dental Leader
CHICAGO. A San Francisco rhtivator said tooth decay may be conquered within this generation. In the Journal of the American Dental Association June centennial issue Dr Williand Cy Fleming dean UC School of Dentistry said some dentists may witness dental caries joining typhoid and other diseases conquered by eradication. Fleming noted progress in prevention and control of periodontal disease reaching a point comparable with early efforts against dental decay.
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Chicago
UPS
San Francisco
Journal of the American Dental Association
Williand Cy Fleming
School of Dentistry
University of California
Eman
Fleming
Handicapped Girl Proves Top Student at Sealth High
Diane Buring, 18, celebrates Seattle Sealth High School achievements with straight A marks. Teachers and school board members praise her determination. Despite challenges, she excels in algebra and geometry and remains focused on proving her abilities.
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Seattle
Diane Buring
Sealth
Aed
Elvis Presley to Return in Spring Era of 1960
Fragmentary report notes Elvis Presley seen at a specialist in Frankfurt Germany with references to a spring return in 1960. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Germany
Elvis Presley
Zaillionaire
Presley
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