Eisenhower says Jenkins episode not similar to any in his era
President Eisenhower said he knew of no administration problem like the Walter Jenkins affair. President Johnson noted Ike once faced a similar issue with an appointee, while Jenkins resigned after morals charges. Eisenhower asked reporters for names, none were offered. Johnson called the remark interesting and Democrats dismissed exploiting a man’s misfortune. Eisenhower later left Walter Reed after a week for bronchial trouble, described as a nice recovery though sinus issues linger.
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Soviet Move Eases World Discontent Over Khrushchev Ouster
Moscow claimed a victory in easing global Communist discontent after Khrushchev's removal. Brezhnev named party chief Kosygin premier, while defense minister Malinovsky aided the coup. Gomulka backed Moscow moves, urging honest Soviet Chinese relations, as French delegates left Moscow satisfied with Kremlin assurances.
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Vatican bishops push review of anti birth control stand
Three Catholic bishops urged the Ecumenical Council to reexamine the church ban on artificial birth control. Detroit Bishop Dearden and Cardinal Suenens pressed humility and caution, noting contraception studies by a Pope‑appointed commission and stressing couples must balance responsibility with doctrinal limits. Cardinal Leger and Patriarch Saigh backed the call, urging a fresh look at church teaching.
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Kremlin document blames Khrushchev for Cuba crisis
A leaked Kremlin document accuses Nikita Khrushchev of bungling the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, straining China relations, and pressuring his wife Nina into power. It outlines the reasons for his ouster and notes no official confirmation of the document’s existence. It claims he failed to consult the party presidium on deploying offensive missiles in Cuba.
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American scientist shares Nobel in physics with two Russian peers
Stockholm reports Dr. Charles H Townes of MIT and Nikolai Basov and Alexander Prokhorov of the Lebedev Institute win the physics prize for the Laser Maser principle enabling high intensity radio and light beams. Hodgkin wins chemistry prize for atomic structure of vitamins. Townes is the 23rd American laureate in physics.
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Weather Summary From UPI San Francisco Bureau
Nation's Weather by United Press International provides a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 A.M. as prepared by the U. S. Weather Bureau in San Francisco. It lists regional readings, changes from prior periods, and notable deviations in precipitation across cities. The table reflects conditions across multiple stations and highlights areas of rain, snow, and clear skies.
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Weather extremes in lower 48 states noted
The lowest temperature reported to the L. S. Weather Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 15 degrees at Aberdeen and 8 degrees at D. The highest temperature recorded was 95 degrees at Thermal, California.
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