State Dept. Soothing over Brazil Communist claim
The United States sought to calm Brazil over a State Department statement alleging Communist infiltration of the Brazilian government. Acting Secretary George W. Ball said the charge was taken out of context and misinterpreted and urged continued constructive cooperation, though no apology or withdrawal followed.
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United States
Stocm Iit
Brazil
State Department
U.S
George W. Ball
Atomic-Tipped Air-to-Air Missiles Guard Alaska
Alaska faces potential vulnerability after Soviet reconnaissance near its border prompts calls for stronger federal protection. The Defense Department defends adequacy while noting radar and missile upgrades including Falcon air to air missiles mounted on F102 jets. NATO and Canadian forces could reinforce Alaska if needed amid a wide geographic defense network.
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Seus
Alaska
Siberia
Congress
William Egan
Defense Department
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Air Defense Command
Ft Richardson
Fairbanks
Russian Siberia
Kodiak
Adak
al ‘Ptate
4Th “Infantry
Fl’ Lewis
Wash
Army National Guard
Air Forte
U.S
North American Air Defense Command
Animal Health Plan Offered in Salisbury Rhodesia
A National Health Plan for animals was introduced in Salisbury on Tuesday covering household pets and even snakes. Yearly charges range from 73 cents for a canary to 6 dollars for a cat or dog, with snakes priced at 1.25 dollars.
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Salisbury
Southern
Rhodesia
New Polaris Shot Failure Alarms Navy
A Polaris A3 missile was destroyed by range safety after second stage thrust-control trouble. It was the second deliberate explosion within 15 hours as Navy officials grow concerned about the program. The missile released a corkscrew trail after second stage ignition, having performed well in first-stage flight.
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Cape Canaveral
Algerian Protest Seeks Change to Evian Accord
Algerian youths march in Algiers shouting nationalist slogans demanding France modify military provisions of the Evian accords. Prefect Ahmed Ben Bella plans to address parliament and press for alterations as Moscow and Western diplomats assess impacts of the nuclear test.
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