U.S. Prepares Record Nuclear Test Blast Over Pacific
The United States readies its largest Pacific nuclear detonation to light skies near Johnston Island. Firing targets 11 pm to 7:30 am EST with skies visible from Hawaii 750 miles away. Officials warn Pacific communications may be disrupted for two days while the test equals 20,000 to a million tons of TNT. A protest by Scientists on Survival urged Kennedy to cancel to avoid risks to the Van Allen belt.
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U.S
Pacific
United States
Hawaii
Johnston Island
Hiroshima
New York
Congress of Scientists On
Kennedy
van Allen Belt
Christmas Island
Wanted Man Makes Escape in Denver Tavern Holdup
A gunman robbed Louis Corn at a North Denver tavern early Sunday, described as thin with a new mustache and horn rimmed glasses. He is identified with Roy Lee Engberg, sought for the slaying of George S Wilber II in Kansas City. Engberg fled Friday night as police surrounded an apartment linked to his brother John O Engberg. Engberg, 27, a former convict, allegedly pulled burglaries across Denver, St Louis and Kansas City with two accomplices.
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Denver
Roy Lee Engberg
Kansas City
Engberg
Enghberg
John O. Engberg
Louis Corn
Corn
George S. Wilber II
Wilber
St. Louis
Young Hobby Club Cookie Box Display Case Idea
A simple cardboard cake or cookie box with a plastic window makes a good display case for a small insect collection. Line the interior with gift paper, coat with paste, and mount specimens with pins. Add labels with insect names to each specimen for educational display. Tomorrow: DIY doll hammock from coat hangers.
New Move in Cancer Control in Children
ST LOUIS AP researchers report a potential cancer therapy using growth arrest in animals. By withholding an amino acid, chicks and mice show halted growth with no immediate harm. Monsanto researchers led by Dr Richard Gordon found extended life span when growth paused, and study explores applying this to pediatric cancer treatment with National Cancer Institute support.
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St, Louis
Monsanto Chemical Co
Richard Gordon
Gordon
Lawrence Machlin
Monsanto
National Cancer Institute
Macklin
Tonganoxie Man Drowns in Farm Pond
A 21 year old Tonganoxie man, Charles Lloyd Matthews, drowned Sunday evening when a canoe with another man and two girls overturned in a farm pond five miles west of Tonganoxie. The others escaped, Matthews, described as an excellent swimmer, disappeared while trying to reach shore.
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Kan
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I.G.A
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Drake
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Stanbaugh
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Gano Grain
Division Bange Corporation
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Third
Business Services TE
Smith Sand Company
Anthony
Chevrolet
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Oldsmobile
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Ed Reefew — Baders
Lincoln Road
Lott
Davy Jester
Powell
N. 13Th
Fred’ Ming
Kirby Company
12Th and
Olive
Collins Sporting Goods
Schneiders Rabbitry
Sherman’s Grill
Warren Hotel
Coffee Ann
W. R. Green
Board of Education
Seons
Phon
John Rudin
West Madison St
Chicago
Gnon ‘Tank Car Company
Union Tank Car Company
Silver Spur Lodge
Dodge City
Leo Blevins
Warren Rich
Clark Music Co
Dennis Abrams
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Patterson
Telegram
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Alpha Morrison
Phillips 66
Highway 40
Dora E. Long
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Earl Barton
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Cali
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Cherokee County
Oklahoma
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Maxwell
Tulsa
Tex
Jesse Scott
Kent Erickson
Howard Smith Real Estate
West Laurel
Mr. Farmer
Custom Cutter
Garden City Implement Co
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Mardis Supply
South Blue
Corner Pawnee
Oliver
Wichita, Kansas
Clark
Ford
Walker Turner
Oster
Streeter Wall
Avedonsars
Bill Henry
Bud Palmer
Shanks
Greeley
Colorado
Austin and
Austin
9Th Street
Lyman Walch
Anderson Grain Company
IH Combine
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A. J. Crandall
Jersey
Chas, P. Clemon,Jr
Route 1
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Major Oil CO
Western Auto
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