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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1963

Page

2

Safety Test Describes Reactor Destruction in Water

Washington AP reports the U S Energy Commission plans a controlled water tank or desert test to simulate a nuclear reactor failing to reach orbit. The aim is to assess hazards to the public and rocket, using a SNAP WS reactor core to study fission-product release in a safe, nonhazardous environment.

Washington Rome Energy Commission Ube Idaho Desert Eblt Air Force AEC Plongée

Slayer of 3 Sentenced To 3 Terms

Theodore Dickie, a 2-year itinerant farm worker, pleaded guilty in Coeur d Alene Idaho to reduced charges in the deaths of a mountain home mother and her young son. He received life terms on three counts while already serving a life sentence for another sex slaying. Authorities had earlier investigated confessions tied to other cases and released an Air Force airman later. Dickie sought to attach conditions to his pleas and claimed he was not admitting guilt in a jury trial.

Boise Idalw Theodore Thomas Dickie Dickie Coeur d'Alene Idaho Idaho State Penitentiary Carolyn Reltan Dickle Nancy Jo Salinson Danny Gerald Anderson Air Force Téaha

Curtain Kills Infant in Crib

In Chico a 3 month old infant died when a plastic window curtain blew into his crib and covered his face police said. The infant is identified as James Edward Sievers, son of Mr and Mrs Dale G Sievers Jr. The Sievers family has one other child.

Chico James Edward Sievers Myra Dale G. Sievers Sievers

Clergy Ready For Start Of Vatican Meet

From Britain to Africa and the United States to China clergy assemble for the opening of the second session of the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council. About 2,500 will sit Sunday as Pope Pius XII resumes work. Greek Orthodox observers may attend on equal terms. US observer James E Norris may join. American cardinals Spellman Cushing Meyer Rutler McIntyre attend.

Vatican City Britain Africa United States China Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council Pail Volo John XXI Rhodes Andi Tron Vatican James’ E. Norris International Committee On Catholic Fomns France Italy Spain Poland John Francis Spellman New York Richart Cushing Boston Albert Gregory Meyer Chicago Joseph Elmer Rutle St. Louis James Francis McIntyre Os Angeles

Dominican Revolt Prompts U S Ambassador's Return

U S Ambassador John Varilow Maclin is summoned to Washington for consultations amid a Dominican military coup that toppled President Juan Bosch and suspended U S aid. The junta plans exile for Bosch, with Galbraith Cabral resigning Dominican ambassador to the OAS in protest. The State Department has not decided on a return.

Santo Domingo Dominican, Republic John Varilow Maclin Washington Satuday United States Carminican Republic Juan Bosch U.S Dominican Republic State Department Starting Eco Martin Bosch United

McNamara and Taylor Visit Viet Nam War Fronts

McNamara and Gen Taylor toured Mekong delta Ca Mau area as part of a US survey mission. They assessed Viet Cong activity, ARVN readiness, and the progress of the war with field briefings from American and Vietnamese officers.

Saigon South Viet Nam Kennedy Ca Mau Viet Nam Robert S. McNamara Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff Mekong River Ardhigh Brass Sylvester Thel Dich Ter McNamara Taylor Ar South Ongan Ngo Dinh Diem McNamara Ute Delta

Works Body Plans Hearings in Calif

A House Public Works subcommittee will hold hearings in California to study U S Forest Service and National Park Service land acquisitions and compensation practices. The series opens at Pinecrest with officials from Washington and California invited to discuss standards, methods, and fair payment related to Yosemite and other land parcels.

Works Body Calif Washington House Public Works Pinecrest U.S. Forest Service National Park Service Johnson Forest Park Service Foresta Yosemite National Park Sacramento Bureau of Reclamation Rep Division of Highways Satunday Subcommittee

Propaganda Angle Seen in Soviet Wheat Purchase

Washington experts say a Soviet buy of American wheat could become a potent propaganda tool in the ideological battle with the West. They argue sales would showcase communism as superior to free enterprise by forcing the Reds to rely on U.S. grain, with Voice of America spreading the message globally.

Washington Krertin United States Voice of America Ottawa Canada Br. G. Alvin Carpenter Uni U.S Lveranty Califormia Extension California Farm Bureau Trade Erasion Livestock Department

Red China forms new cabinet posts with military leaders

Tokyo AP reports China created two new ministries of Machine Building led by Lt Gen Chiu Chuang-cheng and Fang Chiang, suggesting a shift to military hardware output possibly including nuclear weapons. The choices reflect broader moves from heavy industry to machine driven production and defense goals amid strained Soviet aid.

Tokyo Pun China Today Wanelsinet Slxihi New China News Agency Chiu Chuang-cheng People's Liberation Amy Fang Chiang Chiu Fang 13Th Army Igil Central-South Peking Soviet Union

Meat Imports Rise in US Spurred by Australia and New Zealand

Berkeley reports rising meat imports from Australia and New Zealand, lifting the volume to a sizeable level as demand grows in the United States. Officials note steady supply and competitive pricing influence the trend amid evolving market conditions.

Berkeley Australia New Zealand

Meat imports shift balance in U.S. beef and lamb markets

Carpenter notes 1957 boneless mutton and lamb imports equaled 0.7 percent of U.S. total production, rising to 17.8 percent today. Boneless beef and veal imports plus live-animal carcass weight accounted for 46 percent of U.S. beef production in 1962.

Carpenter U.S

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