Dean Says Soviet Fears Red China
New York AP The chief U S negotiator at Geneva nuclear test ban talks says the Soviet Union wants the ban to relieve pressure from China for nuclear materials. Ambassador Arthur Dean says Russians deny aiding China and prefer final treaty to exclude Red China, arguing it is better to finish now and bring China in later.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
China
Arthur Dean
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Bomb Drop Anniversary Noted in Hiroshima Marked Peace
Hiroshima observed the 16th anniversary of the atomic destruction with prayers for the dead and a plea against nuclear war. Sirens and bells sounded at 8 15 a.m. the moment of the 1945 attack, as 30 000 gathered before the peace monument for a minute of silence and 1000 doves were released into a rainy sky.
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Hiroshima
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Poker Raiders Nab Cabarrus Nightlife Operations
Ten months into an undercover probe, J C Red Saunders and Fred Thompson of the State ABC Board helped padlock seven Cabarrus County nightspots including The Basement for public nuisance activity. Over 30 people were arrested as raids uncovered poker, liquor sales, and hidden storages. Hearings set for August 21 to seek permanent closure.
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N.C
J. C
Red) Saunders
Greensboro
Cabarrus County
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Fred Thompson
Charlotte
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Roberts
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Goldwater outlines choice in Cold War victory
U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater told the Virginia State Bar Association that victory in the Cold War is possible with a properly integrated strategy. He argued the choice is win or fight a nuclear war, and urged decisive, strength-based action to deter communism and protect freedom.
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U.S
Barry Goldwater
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Arizona Republican
Virginia State Bar Association
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Truman Attacks Khrushchev and Castro at Kansas Legion
Former President Truman denounces Khrushchev as Stalin like and Castro as equally bad at a Kansas American Legion convention. He praises Kennedy for challenging Khrushchev and urges Legion leaders to engage high schoolers on government and duties. He also notes no current solution for Cuba airline payments.
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Harry S. Truman
Kansas American Legion
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Stanii
Russia
Kennedy
Legion
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