Khrushchev Says USSR Has Hydrogen Warheads and Rockets
In a speech to agriculture workers in Sverdlovsk, Khrushchev claimed the Soviet Union possesses sufficient hydrogen and atomic weapons to blast an aggressor off the earth and owns the world's most powerful rockets capable of carrying nuclear bombs. Tass released the report on eve of the 99 nation UN General Assembly session in New York.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Tass
General Assembly
New York
Russia
Sverdlovsk
Legislative turmoil echoes in Sacramento amid reforms
Fragmented OCR text shows references to state action on Ambulance regulation, annual physical exams for old-age recipients, and educational policy, with figures like Teale and SB measures. It mentions Assembly votes, court decisions, and budgetary frames across San Joaquin Delta regions, San Mateo, and Butts counties.
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Delta
Suiporikes
Snel Lane Uine Yame
SB Ems
Teale
D. Beaty Autthor
Codey
Ambul Wineries
Butts Game
Garmanent West
giTitariaks
Alter
Dayis
Perronerty
Francis
San Mateo
Saryaoe
Deferment for Peace Duty For Peace Corps Members
President Kennedy's Peace Corps volunteers likely will receive draft deferments for the length of their service, with possible additional deferments after completion if they stay in national interest work or study. General Hershey emphasized this as an estimate, not a firm promise, depending on future crises.
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Kennedy
Peace Corps
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Mrs Churchill Rests as Peace Corps Draft Policy Stated
The President stressed that Peace Corps volunteers will not receive automatic draft deferments. During the campaign talk circulated about using the Peace Corps as a substitute for military service. Sargent Shriver said the draft chief conveyed the no deferment stance to him after Lady Churchill, 75, entered hospital for routine examination following a two year hitch.
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Peace Corps
Hershey
Sargent Shriver
Thhief
London
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Shriver
Tors
Jackie Well Flies to Isle Near Gulf
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy after bronchitis flew from Palm Beach Florida to Boca Grande Island near the Gulf of Mexico to confer with Henry F DuPont, chairman of a decor committee she appointed to study White House furnishings. She traveled with a Secret Service agent and socialite Mrs Charles B Wrightsman.
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Washington
UPL
Jacqueline Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
White House
Pierre Salinger
Boca Grande Island
Henry F. DuPont
Executive Mansion
Ghana Nkrumah Luncheon Snub Draws Cold Soviet Warning
UNITED NATIONS N Y The Soviet Union snubbed a high level diplomatic luncheon for Ghana President Kwame Nkrumah signaling continued opposition to Congo peace plans with UN Secretary General Hammarskjold and a potential rift among Asian African nations. Gromyko met Nkrumah briefly hours earlier and later visited the African leader at the Astoria Hotel as Bulgaria and Romania joined other communist delegations in explaining the Soviet stance.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Congo
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General Assembly
Nkrumah
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromy
Nkrumah Atcott
Bulgaria
Walmania
Comdorf-Astoria
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Laathar Hall
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