Soviet Union to resume nuclear tests amid U S actions
Moscow announced a new series of nuclear tests to respond to U S tests in the Pacific. Officials claimed efforts would minimize fallout while observers expect tests to begin soon. Washington deplored the move and urged renewed Geneva talks on a test ban.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U. S
Pacific
Christmas
Johnston Islands
Khrushchev
United States
U.S.S.R
Tass
U.S
Washington
Geneva
State Department
Woman seeks lie detector test for husband in Charlotte
A South Carolina woman asks to administer a lie detector test to her husband in Charlotte. Police Chief John Hord quips that she may aim to “score the test” and that he would likely fail.
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Charlotte
South Carolina
John Hord
Thunder from the Andes shakes Peru and Latin America
A military coup in Peru ends a democratic era, raising questions about democracy in Latin America and the fate of Kennedy era Alliance for Progress. Victor Raul Haya de la Torre's long exile and anti church campaign are noted as roots of Peru's political crisis.
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William L. Ryan
Peru
Andes
Latin America
Washington
Argentina
Brazil
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Comimunism
Manuel Prado
Victor Raul Haya de la Torre
Oxford
Haya
Mexico
Prayer march halted in Albany amid court injunction
Several hundred Negro protesters gathered at Albany City Hall for a prayer meeting after a federal court barred demonstrations. Police stopped the march, and about 100 protesters then moved downtown to pray in small groups. The scene drew about 150 police and troopers to keep order.
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Albany, Ga
Aederal Court
Samuel Wells
Georgia
Reservists praised for crucial service in Berlin crisis
Dr. Larsen told 11,500 departing Reserve and National Guard citizen-soldiers from 18 states their 10 months of training here at Fort Bragg were essential to national security. He said the Berlin crisis tested the U S deterrent power and warned Soviet strength was a reaction to perceived U S decline.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
Larsen
Army
Finn
J. Larsen
National Guard
Berlin
Woodard In Line For Budget Commission Chair
North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford backs Rep. Thomas Woodard of Wilson for the Advisory Budget Commission chair, replacing David S. Coltrane who resigns to devote time to economy work. E. D. Gaskins named to Coltrane’s former post as commission member. Coltrane to remain influential in budgeting.
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Raleigh
Thomas Woodard
Wilson
Advisory Budget Commission
Terry Sanford
David S. Coltrane
Coltrane
E. D. Gaskins
Monroe
Sanford
Gaskins
Elizabeth City
Woodard
House
Budget Commission
General Assembly
Peru junta seeks U S talks to restore relations
In Lima, Vice Adm. Edgardo Llosa says informal talks with the United States are aimed at renewing diplomatic ties after the junta seized power. He notes little progress and says the United States would need to reconsider its stance, while frontier openness is affirmed by Gen. Ricardo Goody.
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Lima
Peru
United States
Adm
Louis Edgardo ‘Llosa
Manuel Prado
Edgardo Llosa
United
inter-American Foreign Ministers’ Conference
Peace Committee
The
Organization of American States
Ricardo Perez Godoy
Return To Civilian Rule Is U S Goal
The United States rejected Peru's military regime bid for recognition and aid. officials say Kennedy seeks a quick return to civilian government in Lima with elections for a new, popularly based administration. Diplomats note heightened U S involvement and debate whether policy is shifting from noninterference in the hemisphere.
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Washington
United States
Peru
U.S
Kennedy
Lima
State Department
Indians Chinese In Clash In Ladakh Tension Flare
In a two sector clash in Ladakh Kashmir Indian and Red Chinese troops traded fire with no immediate casualty report. New China News Agency accused India of initiating the attack as Peiping demands Indian troops withdraw. The Indian Foreign Ministry cited a first incident near the Chip Chap River where a soldier was grazed but returned to his post.
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New Delhi
India
Ladakh
Kashmir
Foreign Ministry
China
New China News Agency
Tokyo
Peiping
Chip Chap River
Shelter boom goes bust in 1962 fallout
AP survey shows the 1961 fallout shelter boom collapsing in 1962 with abandoned projects and shrinking demand. A Tulsa lot replaces the planned $2.5 million underground shelter for 831 families as developers go out of business and calls fade. Experts cite easing tensions and government confusion as factors.
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Arkansas River
Tulsa
Okla
Associated Press
William Fio Rito
Coraloc Industries
New York
Coraloc
EF. L. Bruce Company
Edward M. Gilbert
Brazil
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Rep. Woodard
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Surviv All, Inc
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Ore
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Albuquerque, N.M
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