Weather Corner Fair and warm with scattered regional notes
Weather Corner reports fair and continuing warm conditions with mild nights. Statewide forecast from U P International includes San Francisco Bay Area fair through Tuesday with highs near 80s and lows in mid 50s, gentle winds and moderate humidity. Fire danger noted in Sierra Nevada and Salinas Valley. temperatures vary across regions with highs from mid 70s to low 90s and light to gentle winds.
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Children To Urge Voting Campaign Across Nation
NEW YORK AP A nationwide nonpartisan effort will be made next week by school children to persuade adults to vote in the November 3 election. Teams will canvass neighborhoods door to door seeking pledges from adults to vote. The program is sponsored by the American Heritage Foundation Parent Teacher Association and the National Education Association. Cartoonist Al Capp proposed the campaign in a letter to Presidents Truman and Eisenhower. Team members will wear no political insignia and must pledge not to engage in political intercession.
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Cosmos satellites used for spying on United States
U S defense officials say Soviet Cosmos satellites, launched weekly since 1962, are unmanned missions that pass over the United States at various altitudes and could enable detailed ground imaging. U S reconnaissance satellites and potential intercepts are discussed as tensions rise with Soviet spyware.
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Humphrey Defends Jenkins Affair Details In Washington
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey says he was shown no security breach and doubts any case of blackmail involving Walter Jenkins. President Johnson directed a Secret Service inquiry into Jenkins 1959 YMCA arrest and related FBI fingerprints, while Dillon notes no disclosure reached high officials.
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Johnson Baffled by Khrushchev Removal Stuns U.S.
Washington reports the Johnson administration expresses puzzlement after Nikita Khrushchev is ousted as Soviet premier. U.S. officials acknowledge uncertainty about Moscow's leadership shakeup and its implications.
Death Sentence for Indonesian Guerrilla in Malaysia
A captured Indonesian guerrilla, Sukardi Sutrisnn, 25, was sentenced to death in Kuala Lumpur for possession of a submachine gun and four hand grenades. He was among 40 guerrillas who landed at Pondan Beach on August 17. The ruling marked the first death penalty given to an Indonesian in the incident.
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Almanac notes and historical milestones from 1814 to 1954
Almanac items report the 1814 Star Spangled Banner first sung at Baltimore, a 1936 around the world flight by three reporters ending in Lakehurst, and a 1954 Anglo Egyptian accord on Suez troop withdrawal. Also notes a daily thought from Thomas a Kempis and hints at astronomical observations and planetary references.
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Why China exploded an atom bomb in the 1960s
AP notes two motives for China’s 1960s nuclear test: military aim to deter U S troop deployments in Asia and political aims to intimidate regional rivals. Secret US-tapped Chinese bulletins show focus on tactical arms, not strategic missiles, with hopes to influence Asia, Africa, and South America while signaling resolve to neighbors amid voices of nonalignment and public antiwar stances.
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GOP Demands Equal Air Time
Washington AP report notes GOP leaders push for equal network air time after President Johnson speech. Dean Goldwater and RNC Chairman urge equal opportunity for Goldwater and Burch and other GOP figures, sending telegrams to network presidents. Calls for a 7:30 p.m. EST slot for the candidate.
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Ayub Khan Campaigning Amid Election Bid in Pakistan
President Ayub Khan urged a strong administration to tackle internal and external problems as he campaigned for reelection next March. He dismissed fears of dictatorship and argued democracy has never been perfect in Pakistan. Opposition leader Fatima Jinnah, sister of Pakistan's founder, leads the challenge.
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