Bomb fueled tempering of Soviet risk in Cold War era
Washington reports that after both the United States and the Soviet Union developed hydrogen bombs, Moscow has become less reckless, with Khrushchev using calculated pressure over Berlin and influence in Asia while avoiding Stalin’s abrupt, terrifying brinkmanship. The piece contrasts Stalin’s bold grabs with Khrushchev’s strategic negotiation and broader propaganda moves.
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Alaska Survivor Rescued After 10 Days Trek Though Bears
Waters, a 42 year old Cincinnati postal worker visiting Alaska, spent ten days and a bear encounter in the wilds near Big Lake. Adrift since June 20, he survived on wild cranberries and rosehips while wandering until two moose hunters from Fairbanks found him and pulled him to safety after he nearly gave up. He served in the Army Air Corps from 1940 to 1946. his siblings live in Ohio.
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Argentina seeks a new foreign minister
President Frondizi moved to replace Adolfo Mugica who had talked too much about a Cuban meeting. Mugica said he resigned to avoid straining US relations while authorities sought a right wing Catholic politician to reinforce pro-Western policy.
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Park plans face Indian dances clash in civic bid
Bill Stalcup and Charlie Finnegan push for using the park for Indian ceremonial dances as part of a community project. Mrs. Snoddy questions the motive while Miss Martha Cowgill prepares geology fieldwork with her female students at Crest College for Women in Deep Fat New Jersey.
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Expedition Plans for Geological Field Study Intensify
Miss Cowgill leads a group of students debating field study sites for a geology expedition. Proposals include the Vulture Mountains in Arizona, Butte copper country, and the Wonderfil region near Colorado. Linda Peters and Stephanie Hamilton weigh options as the group settles on three areas and prepares to decide.
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Missionary Day at Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
The Garrett Chapel Missionary Society hosts its 22nd annual day on Sunday, Sept. 3 with Mrs. Georgia Hickles as president and Rev. F. R. Williams as pastor. The item notes several local residents and visitors, including birthdays, travel, and social visits, reflecting a community column with multiple names and events.
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Georgia Hickles
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Cancer claims Abel Vosburgh in Montreal case
Abel Vosburgh, 63, facing trial for alleged murder of his wife Marjorie and 11 of their 15 children, died Sunday in a hospital after transfer from jail for advanced left lung cancer. The fire at their Noyan, Quebec home on December 29, killing 11 children and the wife, had been attributed to him.
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Marjorie
Noyan
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Year of the Trained Beast Dominates TV Fall Schedule
Hollywood reports a television season featuring heavy animal onscreen with trained animal acts shaping lineups. Lassie National Velvet and Mr Ed headline a growing animal presence alongside CBS Frontiers Frontier Circus and NBC International Show Time. Disney and Bugs Bunny also bolster a pet filled season with new hosts and characters.
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Battered Body Found Near Little Rock
The battered body of 56 year old Jack McNeal was found at Hensley fifteen miles south of Little Rock. Pulaski County Coroner Dr. Howard A. Dishough said every bone in the chest was broken and the death may have been caused by being run over by a truck. An autopsy was ordered.
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Jack McNeal
Hensley
Here
Pulaski County
Howard A. Dishough
McNeal
Youth Held for Attack on Girl in Benton
Police detain a youth over a Monday stabbing of a 14 year old girl at her home in Benton Arkansas. The Saline County sheriff’s office withheld names and date while the youth was sought and held for questioning. The girl remained in satisfactory condition at a Little Rock hospital.
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Saline County Sheriff's Office
Little Rock
Mills hopeful for 50 bed hospital at Little Rock AFB
Rep Wilbur D Mills says a Senate House conference on the military construction bill may approve a 1.9 million appropriation to build a 50 bed hospital at Little Rock Air Force Base. He has discussed the item with House conferees.
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Senate
House
Little Rock Air Force Base
Animals on TV and a Reagan-Era Audience
A note discusses ABCs Yop Cat featuring many animals with a human policeman, CBS Alvin Show once titled Alvin and the Chipmunks, and doubts this will widen home audience. It argues pets prefer sports and news and dislike trained animals, calling it humiliating.
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Alvin and the Chipmunks
Bomb explodes at Le Monde director's apartment in Paris
A plastic bomb exploded today at the apartment building housing Hubert Beuve Mery director of Le Monde. He was not home and no injuries were reported. The blast is attributed to ultrarightists opposing de Gaulle's Algerian policy.
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