Japanese Papers Decry China Nuclear Test and Call for Disarmament
Tokyo reports the first radioactive fallout from China’s atomic test prompt editorials from Asahi Yomiuri and Mainichi urging total nuclear disarmament. Scientists in Niigata note fallout above normal with particle analysis linking to the test. Japan’s defense jets collect air samples as global reactions mount from Budapest to Stockholm and Kuala Lumpur.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
China
Asahi
Yomiur
Mainichi
Earth
Japan Self-Defense Forces
United States
Russia
France
Yomiuri
United Nations
Peking
Former GOP official urged Laxalt to run so he would be defeated
Reno dispatch reports Katherine Johnson, ex Republican National Committee official, accused of urging Lt Gov Paul Laxalt to seek the Senate seat to ensure his defeat. Richard Horton, Laxalt campaign chairman, claims Johnson organized a Republican campaign to reelect Democrat Howard Cannon out of spite after past defeats in local party races.
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Richard Horton
Howard Can
Laxalt
Senate
Horton
Ormsby County
Republican Party
Merton
Johnsons
Obituaries for Yvonne Marker and Norville Kupper
Rosary for Yvonne Anne Marker 54 at Bunker Brothers Mortuary followed by mass at Our Lady of Las Vegas Church. She was born March 1 1919 in Freeland PA and lived here 19 years as a hotel cashier. Survivors include two daughters a sister and a brother. Norville Frank Kupper 59 dies in local hospital and will be buried in Cleveland. he was an aeronautical engineer veteran of World War I and member of A and M North Star Lodge. Survivors include widow two sons mother a brother and four grandchildren.
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Frida
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Our Lady of Las Vegas Catholic Church
Father Finand
LaVov
Our Lady of
Mr. Marker
Freeland
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Vica
Norville
Frank Kupper
Cleveland
Sandals Funeral Home
My Kupner
Las Vegas
Copper St
Henderson
The
Coast Guard
A &M North Star Lodge
Coletta
Las Verss
Walter
San Jose
Calif
William C
United States Air Force
Chateaux
France
Anna
Jakewood
William
Kansas City
Kan
Hijack attempt by Fatso and Crewcut foiled by Soviet pilots
Two hijackers tried to commandeer an AN2 airliner near Kishinev but pilots Anatoly Sheveley and Vladimir Bavdetsky fought back despite seven gunshots and four stab wounds. They landed the plane safely at Kishinev, handed the bandits to police, and were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. The fate of the hijackers and other passengers was not disclosed.
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Sians
Kishinev
Shadyr-Lungu
Fatso
Shevelev
Crewcut
Basil
Komsomolskayya Pravda
Sheveley
Vatican Bishops Ready Dialogue Step On World
Ecumenical council bishops gear for new thinking as more than 300 church leaders sign onto a document titled The Church in the Modern World. In Buenos Aires police deploy tear gas to break up a Peron support march. About 60,000 crowd follows a rally for Peron’s return from Spain while 5,090 officers enforce traffic bans.
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Vatican City
VPT
Ecumenical Council
Rafnos Aires
UPT
Juan Peron
Peron
Spain
Wilson Forms Left Labor Government in Britain
Prime Minister Harold Wilson completed formation of a left leaning Labor government to push strong measures next week aimed at saving the pound sterling.
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London
LPT
Harold Wilson
Plane lands in Cuban sugar town Pilon with arms aboard
A mystery aircraft landed at Pilon in southeastern Cuba last night carrying arms and ammunition. Those aboard reportedly fled after the landing, according to a Cuban radio broadcast monitored by UPI.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
Pilon
Auto Workers AMC Strike Ends with Tentative Pact
The United Auto Workers and American Motors announced a new contract ending a three day strike by AMCs automotive division. Pickets to be withdrawn from Kenosha and Milwaukee plants while Kelvinator unit at Grand Rapids continues.
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Detrole
SPT
United Auto Workers Union
American Motors
AMC
Kenosha
Miwaukee
Does It Help Sleep Learning Meet Skeptics at Conference
A panel at the ninth annual Association to Advance Ethical Hypnosis convention in Florida debated sleep learning. Experts Ira Ferguson and Harry Aron argued against effectiveness while Powers and Stanley Mitchell supported it, noting limits like snoring and need for motivation and usable context. Mitchell cited a 20 percent time reduction when combined with conscious training for military lessons.
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The
Association To Advance Ethical
Ira Ferguson
Stanley Mitchell
Vance Clapp
Mel Powers
Harry Aron
Mitchell
Ferguson
Aron
GOP demands equal time to reply to Johnson address
Washington GOP chair Dean Burch renewed calls for equal free time to rebut President Johnson's televised address calling it politically motivated. He urged Barry Goldwater be allowed a nationwide reply, sending telegrams to networks and the FCC. The FCC may hold a hearing to decide if the speech is political and requires equal time.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Burch
Johnson
Burch
GOP
Barry Goldwater
United States
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Goldwater
The
Commission
White House
George Reedy
Kremlin
Red China
Japanese Official Stamps for Barry in U.S. Tour
Yoshiro Kikuchi a member of the Japanese Diet and vice minister for science and technology began a stumping tour for Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater. He told reporters that a strong U S stand against Communism is vital for world freedom and that Goldwater is best equipped to take it.
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UPI
Yoshiro Kikuchi
Science and Technology
Barry Goldwater
Kikuchi
U.S
Goldwater
Murder Trial Set for West Las Vegas Man
Joe Allen Payne, 31, of 310 Washington Ave, is to face murder charges in the December 1, 1963 stabbing of Kuk Jin Roe, 24, in front of the Western Union office during an alleged robbery. Payne pleaded not guilty and the trial was moved up after both sides were ready. A related robbery case involving Kum Ja Roe is pending.
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West Las
Red Viet Nam charges U S raid across demilitarized zone
North Viet Nam accused US fighter bombers of strafing and bombing villages on the Communist side of the demilitarized zone between North and South Viet Nam during the past two days. A Radio Hanoi broadcast monitored here said planes from Laos and South Viet Nam attacked last Friday and Saturday, causing losses in lives and property.
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Viet Nam
Hanoi
Foreign Ministry
Laos
South Viet Nam
Ta Rua
Vinh Linh
Demilitarized Zone
Democratic Republic of
U.S
South
Ta Ru
Sa Ria
Ra-Mai
Democratic Republic of Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Ans
Pretrial conference in wrongful death suit over plane crash
A £347 WW wrongful death case stemming from a December 6 1969 Los Angeles International Airport plane crash begins with a pretrial conference before Dist Judge George Marshall. Jury selection starts tomorrow for a three week trial involving Geraldine Lightenberger and her children versus Joan K Gordon and Bank of Nevada as co executors of James L Gordon.
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Joan K. Gordon
Bank of Nevada
James L. Gordon
Geraldine L. Lightenberger
Denise Sue
Madason
Gregory Dale
International Airport
Hed Gordon
Dale Dexter Lightenberger
World’s Fair Dims Profit Hope Amid Riots and Heat
New York World’s Fair closes amid an Indian Summer day with 78 degree temperatures as officials cut profit estimates. Thomas J. Deegan Jr. forecasts about 50 million by season’s end, far short of the 80 million goal. Riots in Harlem, hot weather, and overcrowded hotels blamed for weaker cash receipts.
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New York
Thomas J. Deegan Jr
The
Parr Corp
Deegan
Stevenson Escapes Injury in Wreck
A Gunther family car carrying U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson and author John Gunther’s wife was in a minor crash on 50th Street near the Waldorf Astoria. No injuries were reported as Stevenson exited the vehicle and entered the hotel.
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New York
TPT
John Gunther
U.S
United Nations
Jai Stevenson
Gunther
50Th St
Waldorf-Astoria
Stevenson
Orthopedic Convention Set Today
The Western Orthopedic Surgeons Association hosts its 28th annual convention at the Flamingo Hotel from today through Thursday. Over 90 surgeons are expected, the meeting one of the world’s largest. D. Lloyd Griffiths of Manchester England will speak on cancer patient management and receive the association’s first honorary membership. Dr. Paul McMaster of UCLA serves as president.
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Western Orthopedic Surgeons Association
Flamingo Hotel
D. Lloyd Griffiths
University Department of Orthopedics
Manchester
England
Griffiths
Paul McMaster
UCLA
Thunderbird Dealers Meet in Las Vegas for Anniversary Event
Ford Motor Co Thunderbird dealers from across the nation gather at the Desert Inn Hotel in Las Vegas for a sales conference. About 60 of 175 dealers attend from the West Coast, accounting for a large share of Thunderbird sales as the model marks its 10th anniversary with a giant birthday cake shaped like a Thunderbird.
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Ford Motor Co
Thunderbird Automobile
Nation
Las Vegas
Desert Inn Hotel
West Coast
Cystic Fibrosis group to gather for educational film
The National Foundation for Cystic Fibrosis sponsors a meeting at Variety School at 601 Sunrise. A film explaining the children's disease will be shown, followed by a question and answer session with Dr. Kermit Ryan addressing viewer questions.
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National Foundation For Cystic Fibrosis
Pr Kermit Ryan
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