Peaceful War? Khrushchev Says USSR Aims Win Without First Strike
In a lengthy interview Khrushchev declares the USSR could erase American cities in war but would not strike first. He envisions a peaceful field of trade as warfare, insists victory in such a war is possible, and calls the U.S. the world’s most powerful state while noting American leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Considine
Moscow
INS
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Ussr
United States
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Kremlin
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Frank Conniff
Yugoslavia
Hungary
NATO
U.S
America
Castro Valley Library Battle Spurs Petition Action
The Castro Valley Citizens Committee launches a petition drive against a county library service area plan. A public report and panel discussion are planned at the Castro Valley Recreation Council meeting and Castro Valley High School on December 4. Committee leader Paul Rhodes criticizes the process and urges protest signatures by December 20.
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Valley Library
Battle Spurs
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Citizens Committee
Ae Castrol Valley Recreation Council
Walnut and
Vineyard Rds
Isadore Perry
Recreation Concil
Paul Rhodes
Citizens Committee
Rhodes
Detectives Nab Escanee One Still at Large
Detectives captured Carl Neal Terry after he and Richard Q Channel fled a stolen car on Hayward East Ave. Channel remains at large as deputies rally 100 men to a six square mile search area. The escape from Alameda County Jail began when inmates overpowered a guard and took keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl N. Terry
Oakland
Sheriff's Dept
Hayward
Terry
Richard O. Channel
Hayward Hills
Steve Rubiolo
Escanee
East Ave
Richard Q
Ziegler
Hell
Channel 10
Fer Ziegler
Sheriff's Deputies
Highland Blvd
Fairview Ave
E. St
George Wisner
Phillips
Thames
San Lorenzo
Morocco King Greeted by Ike
President Eisenhower welcomed King Mohammed V of Morocco to the United States in a formal red carpet arrival at Washington National Airport aboard the presidential plane Columbus I. The Arab monarch, wearing a blue gown and grey fez, said the greeting reflected the strong American regard for Morocco as diplomats and officials from both nations greeted him.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Mohammed V of Morogro
U.S
Washington National Airport
Columbine I
Morocco
John Foster Dulles
Sun May Fade For Holiday
The weatherman declined to predict Thanksgiving weather in California. He said a long stretch of fair skies should continue for another day or two with a chance of light rain later in the week, too soon to forecast the holiday outlook. Pacific storms moving eastward at high latitudes should only bring high clouds in the extreme north. Los Angeles and Southern California are forecast mostly clear through tomorrow.
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California
Pacific Ared
Morrow
Los Angetes
Soviet Rockets Soon Could Hit U S Cities
Dr Edward Teller told Solon probes that Russia has or will have shortly an intercontinental ballistic missile able to strike U S cities and targets worldwide He cited Houston as a likely example of a target in the alerting briefing
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U.S
Washington
INS
Edward Teller
Russia
Teller
Senate
Soviet Union
Rites Held At Atomic Plant In Pleasanton
Rites marked the dedication of the Vallecito atomic power plant near Pleasanton as the first privately financed nuclear plant. General Electric and PG&E built it, serving about 12 000 people. Lewis L. Strauss hailed private industry’s role, while Gov. Knight warned the U S lag in missiles and space progress risks.
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Pleasanton
Vallecitos
Atomic Energy Commission
General Electric Co
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
PG. and B
Lewis. L. Strauss
AEC
Rey Sauree
America
Jagan
Illinoisz
U.S
Pittsburgh
Strauss
Valle Écites
Goodwin J. Knight
California
U S Satellite Launch Near Cape Canaveral
Navy officials at Cape Canaveral anticipate a possible Vanguard launch next week with project checks likely delaying the firing by a day or two while intensive preparations continue for the first U S moon mission. Simultaneously industry sources say the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile may attempt its first flight this week toward the southern tip of Africa.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
INS
Navy
U. S. Missile Test Center
America
U.S.S
Africa
Briton Warns On Allies Tiffs In Paris Mission
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Paris and warned that disputes among NATO allies are too grave for misunderstandings even among friends. French Premier Felix Gaillard waited for hours as fog delayed the British mission and declined to speak when offered the microphone at Orly Airport.
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Paris
TNS
Harold Macmillan
NATO
Felix Gaillard
Macmillan
Orly
Rifle Threatens Life of Burglar
Six rifles stolen from a Hayward gunshop include a 30.06 rebored to danger and said to possibly explode with ordinary ammunition. Sheriff's deputies report a burglar entered through a window at 21272 Oak Street, taking 4,237 Roberts rifles, two Springfield rifles, a 30.960 target rifle, a 22 match rifle, three rebuilt Army rifles, and $15 from a cash drawer.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Lyman M. Smith
Oak St
Hayward
Roberts
Smith
Thanksgiving Dining Hints for Father and Family
The Daily Review will publish Thanksgiving dining hints with a full run down of dinner hours and reservation telephone numbers. The feature notes that Thanksgiving Day can be a dine out day for the lady of the house and includes state places and contact details.
Nobel Winner Bares Atomic Test Dangers
Nobel Prize winner Linus Pauling argues nuclear tests cause harmful fallout that will affect millions. He cites leukemia fears and birth defects while condemning AEC statements as misleading. A public rally in California drew about 375 people at Foresters Hall.
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Linus Pauling
Lefty
Livermore
Bernard Stetson
Dick Wafer JR
Pauling
California
Institute of Leukemia, Technology Chemistry
Swindle Case Nears Finale
Prosecution nears completion in the uranium swindle trial of Ray W. Van Deusen on its 10th day. Defense for co defendant Robert J. Watkins also rests. Deputy DA John Sutter cites April 1956 SEC warning letters. witness John Barsamian testifies two letters were sent to Van Deusen.
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Ray’ W. van Deusen
van Deusen
Robert J., Watkins
Begin
Watkins
Hayward
Dist
Atty
John Sutter
Securities Exchange Commission
Wiress
John Barsamian
SEC
Schools Merger Talk Scheduled Tonight
Mt Eden School District trustees hear a report on a school unification study directed by Theodore Reller of the University of California. The survey findings will be presented at 7 20 pm.
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Mt. Eden School
Theodore Reller
University of California
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