Khrushchev warns US of 40 000 warheads and nuclear threat
Berlin AP dispatch reports Khrushchev at the sixth Communist party congress says the United States possesses about 40,000 atomic warheads. He warns a thermonuclear war would kill hundreds of millions, shows a 100 megaton bomb and argues socialism cannot win through war. He also urges West Berlin to be a free city under UN protection.
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Tom Ochiltree
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Castro urges Latin revolution and world communism unity
Fidel Castro in a nearly three hour televised address called for a united socialist front to lead revolutions across Latin America. He urged mobilizing masses, warned imperialism targets Cuba, and aligned with Khrushchev on global peace while urging women to take an active revolutionary role.
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Fla
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Europe
Asia
Judge Denies He Accepted Payoff Money
Smithfield North Carolina Judge Jack Austin, suspended from the Recorders Court, testified in a removal hearing that he did not take any money to fix a drunk driving case. Cecil Braswell testified that $50 was paid, but Austin claimed no payment occurred and referred Braswell to the court solicitor.
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Smithfield
N. C
Jack Austin
Recorder’s Court
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Corbitt
Superior Court
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A. A. Corbett
Katanga’s Ileo Named Resident Minister to Ease Unity
Premier Adoula designates Joseph Ileo 40 quiet ex premier to coordinate central government ties with Katanga and aid reintegration. U.N. troops remain on alert as Tshombe era nears end amid contested amnesty and looming dissolution of secession. Indian forces report combat near Kolwezi with one wounded.
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Leopoldville
Unity J
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Adoula
Elisabethville
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Congo
United Nations
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U Thant
Thant
New York
Budget Battle Shapes Kennedy Budget Through Congress
President Kennedy plans a $99 billion budget to be released Thursday with a Treasury projection of over $10 billion in the deficit for the new fiscal year. The clash pits demands to cut tax receipts by about $6 billion against a push for Social Security financed health care and education spending, signaling a tough fight with Republicans and conservative Democrats.
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Illinois
House
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Indiana
State To Appeal Decision
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court ordered Clemson College to admit Harvey B. Gantt of Charleston, SC, in a ruling that sends the case back for admission before the next semester. State officials say they will appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court and exhaust all legal remedies.
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U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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South Carolina
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S.C
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Associated Press
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Barnwell County
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U.S. District Court For
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Gantt
Christopher
Iowa State University
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Clem
Sen
Severe Cold Sweeps Northeast Across Vast Regions
The Associated Press reports an intense cold wave gripping the Midwest extending to the Northeast with record lows in New York Buffalo Saranac Lake Boonville and Montpelier. Temperatures plunged to 50 below in Wisconsin and hundreds of deaths reported due to exposure fires and traffic incidents.
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Weather Drives Up Fruit Prices Across Coasts
Weather on both coasts and a dockworkers strike boost prices for oranges and other fruits. Florida freezing from December hit citrus, cutting supply to about 70 percent, while California and Texas crop damage pushes vegetable costs higher.
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AP Business News
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