Harriman says Khrushchev doubts China nuclear progress
Secretary Harriman relays Khrushchev belief that China will take a long time to gain nuclear capability during talks on the test ban treaty with three Senate committees. He and Foster faced hard questions as Capitol hearings begin, with military support and possible collateral pacts under scrutiny.
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Weather forecast and precipitation brief for Colorado
A weather summary describes a 24 hour and 24 hour ending times with highs near 74 and 63 degrees, another segment notes high 90s and low 54, and a five day outlook with widespread thundershowers, mountain and eastern ranges, plus cooler nights. It mentions northern and southern portions with midweek temperature shifts and variable rain chances.
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U S Protests Ambush Slaying of 2 in Korea
U S officials condemned the dawn ambush in the UN buffer zone near Chungyang-Dong northwest of Seoul. Two American soldiers were killed and a third wounded as machine gun fire struck a convoy of the 1st Cavalry Division. Names of the dead and wounded were released by the Defense Department.
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Ward Trial Testimony Completed
Ward defense rested in the view trial of Dr Stepheni Ward as attorney James Borge urged the jury to focus on five charges not sensational gossip. The case drew testimony from six defense witnesses and referenced alleged connections to prominent Britons and public figures without detailing explicit misconduct.
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De Gaulle Extends Skepticism On Nuclear Test Pact
French leader Charles de Gaulle said France would not join a Soviet US led above ground or underwater test ban and would pursue its own path toward disarmament. He stressed the Moscow accord is only a first step and urged a broader conference before year’s end.
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Weld County June Retail Sales Reach $10.7 Million
Weld County total gross sales for June reached 30 473 056 with retail sales at 10 713 617 and wholesale sales at 9 762 239. State Revenue Department data shows countywide sales activity for the month.
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Ten More Rescued From Quake Rubble In Skopje
Reports from Skopje say rescuers plucked additional survivors from the quake debris as the city confronts widespread collapse. Officials warn the death toll nears a thousand while French disaster teams continue careful digging with devices and bulldozers to locate trapped residents.
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Soviet Bloc Opens Own Trade Bank
The Soviet bloc plans an international bank to streamline payments for foreign trade within the group, amid East European reluctance to Moscow’s central planning. Romania seeks to curb heavy industry, favoring light industry and agriculture, while other nations fear losing limited economic independence.
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Romania
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Two More Killed On State Roads Toll Reaches 270
An Associated Press report notes additional fatalities on state roads, raising the death toll to 270. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference motor vehicle incidents and ongoing road safety concerns.
UAR Ready To Join In Nuclear Test Ban Pact
President Gamal Abdel Nasser says the United Arab Republic will join the partial nuclear test ban agreement backed by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union. He spoke in Alexandria urging all nations to support and sign the treaty and called for broader disarmament talks.
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