Newspaper bootlegging eyed after Kennedy cuts Herald Tribune
Washington AP reports columnist Roscoe Drummond predicts a bootleg trade in the Herald Tribune at the White House as Kennedy cancels subscriptions. Evens and wife Katherine, linked to the paper, stay silent. The Herald Tribune editorial page defends its coverage and notes the Post Dispatch now carries the paper. The St Louis outlet is described as politically independent with a history of varied endorsements.
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First high altitude nuclear test set for Saturday
An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman said the first in a trio of American high altitude nuclear blasts would be fired after darkness on Saturday from Johnston Island. The test could occur as soon as conditions permit, weather permitting, and may be followed by two or three additional shots with explosive yields under a million tons of TNT.
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Imports Hold Solid Niche As Trade War With Domestics Persists
Foreign car sales remain a steady five percent of the U S market with imports expected to average about 400 000 units this year. Western European firms like Datsun and VW push models from two cylinder to twelve, including a rotary engine. Despite U S compact demand, imports retain loyal buyers and a growing but modest share while VW dominates the early 1960s foreign market.
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Boy Apparently Suffocated in Abandoned Mine Shaft
Officials say 4 year old Kenny Kowalchuk died after being buried by loose earth following a fall into an abandoned mine shaft at Ghost Pine Creek Alta. He was found 34 hours after the accident, 100 yards from his farm, 54 feet below the surface with bones broken. A separate incident in Shamokin Pennsylvania saw 12 year old Kenneth Shickley Jr. die after tumbling down another shaft while chasing a squirrel.
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Rice shipment from Red China reaches Cuba
Havana radio reported that Red China sent 24 million pounds of rice to Cuba. A Chinese ship carrying the cargo has arrived at the Cuban port of Cienfuegos, according to the broadcast from Havana on Thursday.
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