Military Officials Suggest Test Of Tactical N Weap ons
Washington AP reports that military leaders urged underground tests in Nevada of small battlefield nuclear weapons. Proposed warheads range from 100 to 20 000 tons of TNT for devices like Honest John Little John La Crosse Corporal Sergeant Davy Crockett and a nuclear shell for the eight inch howitzer. Congress members backed Kennedy's decision to resume underground testing.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Thei
Kennedy
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Honest John
Little John
la Crosse
U.S
Pentagon
United States
Soviet Union
Jackson
Congress
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Khrushchev
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Stowaway Teen Girl Back In U S From Europe
A 15 year old New York girl Marion Swaab returned with a second stowaway trip to Europe aboard the Sloterdijk after fleeing from New York Aug 18. Her father Henry Swaab, an export import businessman, refused funds for a round trip and spending money, saying they would teach her a lesson. She worked in the galley and helped clean areas aboard the Dutch liner and stayed in a spare officer’s cabin while under FBI questioning.
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New York
Europe
Marion Swaab
Fresh Meadows
Queens
Sloterdijk
Hoboken
N.J
Henry Swaab
Swaab
Rotterdam
le Havre
Holland
Japan
Duns Wood
No Firing For Swayze No Firing For Swayze
New York reports a chaotic broadcast segment involving Swayze and Cameron Swavers. Officials defend actions while a faulty tape caused delays and misstatements during the airing.
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New York
Jonn Cameron
Two 17-Year-Old U S Boys Stow Away Queen Mary
Two 17-year-old American boys named Jack Love and Irwin Katz were refused landing in Southampton after stowing away on the Queen Mary in New York. Cunard says parents in New York agreed to pay fares. Immigration officials barred landing for lack of passports.
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Southampton
England
New York
Cunard Line
Jack Love
Irwin Katz
PRR to drop passenger freight agent at Emsworth Station
The Public Utility Commission granted Pennsylvania Railroad permission to remove the passenger and freight agent at Emsworth Station Allegheny County with 16 days notice due to dwindling business. The agent, on duty 7 30 a m to 4 30 p m daily except holidays, sold tickets handled baggage and freight. After removal duties will be covered by an agent at Sewellley.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Emsworth
Allegheny County
Public Utility Commission
Railroad
Ikmsworth
Sewielley
Dangerous Hour for World as Graham Calls for Conversion
Evangelist Billy Graham warned of a dangerous hour for the world amid renewed Soviet nuclear tests and U S plans to resume testing. Speaking at Greater Philadelphia Crusade, he urged conversion as essential beyond church membership and noted 185 decisions for Christ. He cited Matthew 18 and drew on the city’s faith, with delegates from many Pennsylvania towns attending.
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Adelphia
Billy Graham
Philadelphia
Soviet Union
United States
Graham
Christ
Charles §. Crain Jr
Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association
Wilmington
Del
Collingswand
N.J
Huntingdon Valley
Abington
Lebanon
Norristown
Willow Grove
Lansdale
Bristol
Coatesville
Phoenixville
al ‘Dan, Pa
Ghana Officer Dies In Crash
Brig. Joseph E. Michel of Ghana, recently named chief of staff for U.N. Congo operations, died in a plane crash in Ghana on Sunday. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold sent condolences to President Kwame Nkrumah.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Joseph E. Michel
Ghana
U.N
Congo
Michel
Dag Hams Jmarskjold
Kwame ‘Nkrumah
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United Door
Precision Aluminum Company
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G.E. Defense Quarterly
Dangerous Hour
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