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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1962
Page
6
The United States announced ongoing tests to determine if high altitude blasts can create an electronic smoke screen to hinder atomic strike detection by disabling radio and radar. Officials said the explosions could blackout trans Pacific radio communications for up to 32 hours.
Glen Ridge high schools implement automated report cards using a roster system and a key punch machine at the East Paterson ADP plant to transcribe teachers grades into student records.
A local health drive urges residents to schedule routine cancer screenings and donate to a community fund. Officials say early detection improves outcomes and outline where free or low cost exams are available this month.
The Venezuela regime battles rebels as insurgents flee the big naval base on Saturday night after a savage clash. Cmdr Pedro Medina Silva was captured then freed, while loyalist forces tighten control with tanks, jets, and door to door raids. Casualty estimates rise with hundreds injured and many dead.
A congress era meeting of COMECON heads opens in New York with aims to discuss economic plans and Berlin issues. Soviet press signals pressure on the West over Berlin talks and broader East West cooperation while observers weigh potential shifts in strategy. Street lamp cleaning tech note follows.
Civil Aeronautics Board rushed representative George W. Haldeman to Paris to observe the Air France Boeing 707 crash. The CAB will monitor the probe though under French jurisdiction, noting possible similarities to an American Airlines 707 disaster in New York on March 1 with 95 dead.
About three quarters of U S steel is produced on the Mesabi Range in Minnesota and shipped by boat through the Great Lakes, reflecting the region’s central role in American steelmaking and inland transportation.
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