Johnson Barry talk on Jenkins case sparks security concerns
In Chicago and elsewhere, LBJ and Barry discuss Jenkins case noting the need for a thorough security check after Jenkins, an aide for 25 years, faced a morals arrest in 1959 and resigned after a second arrest in October. Johnson reveals awareness of the 1959 incident within the Secret Service but not to top White House officials. Nixon calls Johnson address shocking and warns Soviet leadership may push aggression.
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Fallout over U S from Chinese test diluted by no rain
Weather officials say radioactive material from China may be drifting toward North America but lack of rain across the country could limit fallout. Atomic Energy Commission scientists caution the low yield may pose no health hazard, with meteorological factors at 30,000 feet delaying ground-level impact.
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Top Russian Officer Dies in Air Crash
A government commission led by Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky traveled to the crash site where Maj. Gen. Leonid Biryuzov, commander of Soviet antiaircraft forces, died when the airliner struck mountains near 1700 feet. Yugoslav President Tito sent condolences as debris lay across a pine and beech forest, with 18 aboard reported by the Soviet Embassy.
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Dr Duncan Health Restore Treatment Ad
Shoulder and leg circulation relief offered by Dr Duncan D C. Claims to ease joint pain varicose veins and arterial issues with methods that relax muscles improve circulation and nerve comfort leading to better sleep. Appointment line lists 8 2403 and office at 2901 E Broadway.
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China steps up drive to show A power after atomic test
Peking plans a nationwide economy push to fund further nuclear tests and research following the first atomic detonation. Intelligence sources estimate a $500 million annual nuclear budget, up from $1 million in 1950 and near $100 million in 1958. A new Great Leap Forward style campaign is expected, with belt-tightening for the masses and rapid industrial growth aims.
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High Viet Cong Death Toll in Two Major Battles
Saigon reports the Defense Ministry tallies 624 Viet Cong killed and 229 government troops lost in two large battles last week. An estimated 149 guerrillas were captured, 239 government troops listed missing, while Viet Cong captured 471 weapons to government 168.
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