Russians Probably Testing A Weapons
AEC chairman John A. McCone says it is very likely the Soviet Union is secretly testing new atomic weapons, though he has no positive evidence. He notes no detector exists to confirm underground tests from afar and cites the Soviet moratorium and U.S. voluntary ban as observed. The article adds an unrelated line about deer diets.
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New Doctor Reports Kennedy Infant Doing Well
John F Kennedy Jrs weight gain noted by Palm Beach pediatrician Dr. C Jennings Derrick who counseled the Kennedy family home visit. The infant son of President elect John F Kennedy is under careful care in Florida with no current weight given.
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Inauguration Weather Forecaster Backs Off Forecast
Dr. Charles Greeley Abbot, 87, longtime Smithsonian forecast expert, declines to forecast Kennedy's January 20 inauguration. He cites loss of faith in his former system tied to solar radiation cycles and atomic-era atmospheric changes, while endorsing a new four month interval method with success in Oklahoma Kansas and Washington.
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Four Major New Zealand Cities Highlight Features
New Zealand’s four large cities are Auckland with a good harbor Wellington the government seat Christchurch famed for its cathedral and Dunedin home to the country’s oldest university.
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Rescue program depicts refugee suffering with hope in Canada
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry reports CBS Reports Rescue presents stark scenes of 15 million displaced people in camps worldwide. The piece follows a European family from a DP camp to a new life in Canada, ending with a hopeful note amid stark hunger and crowded quarters.
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