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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1963

Page

3

Chinese General Chiang urges action to block China becoming nuclear

General Chiang Ching Kuo, son of Chiang Kai-shek, told reporters after a 75 minute White House meeting with President Kennedy that the free world must weaken or overthrow Communist China before it becomes a nuclear power. He cited pooling resources with the United States and foresaw no specific measures after a general exchange of views.

Washington Chiang Ching Kuo Chiang Kai Shek China Kennedy Chiang Free China Security Police United States United Nations World Organization Peking Theeneral Chian Kai-shek Robert S. McNamara Pentagon White House Cape Canaveral Fla Dean Rusk

Birthday party in a jet for eight year old over San Francisco Bay

In a 4000 foot high flight above the San Francisco Bay area, 22 parents and 49 children attended an eight year old Kathi Shimoff birthday party. Roger Shimoff, her 10 year old brother, inspired the event with his contest entry. The airline Pacific Southwest Airlines awarded the girl her own airplane ride and crew for an hour after being impressed by Roger's heartfelt note.

San Francisco UPI Kathi Shimoff San Francisco Bay Area Kathi Roger Pacific Southwest Airlines

Truman Meets Newspapermen During Manhattan Walk

Former President Harry S. Truman strolls with reporters along Park and Madison Avenues in Manhattan. He signs autographs, jokes about MacArthur memoirs and bathing beauties, and speaks on atomic bombs and the Berlin and Cuba questions while visiting his daughter.

New York UPI Harry S. Truman Park Madison Avenues Douglas MacArthur Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Manhattan Carlyle Truman Gen. MacArthur MacArthur Korea Life McGraw Hill Publishing Co Japan

Long questions Humphrey on the Moscow envoy and publicity

Senate exchange turns on the Moscow visit by Mrs Humphrey and the U S envoy’s wife. Senator Long asks if she is Russian or American and jokes about Khrushchev publicity while Humphrey defends the trip and notes no hostility toward Americans in Moscow.

Washington UPL Russell B. Long D-La Long Senate Hubert H Humphrey D-Minn Louisiana Sen Humphrey Moscow Gorki Park Khrushchev Khushchev Red Riding Hood

March Expenses Cause Concern

The Civil Rights March on Washington Aug in D C cost $193,794 in expenses, with $5,000 for box lunches to MPD excluded. Sen Robert Byrd, chair of the Senate panel on D C government, cited the figure amid controversy over alleged spoiled food causing illness among several police officers.

Washington UPS District of Columbia Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va Byrd Senate Appropriations Metropolitan Police Department

Reds maneuvering toward U S truce says London diplomats

High Communist diplomats in London said the Soviet Union seeks a slow, tension easing approach with the United States. They described three core steps: observers at key borders, a non aggression pact, and preventing nuclear spread, while avoiding pressure for rapid NATO dissolution or allied base scrapping.

London UPI Soviet Union China United States Kremlin Kennedy Andrei A. Gromyko Gromyko New York United Nations General Assembly Dean Rusk Lord Home Moscow U.S Fay Kohler Washington Tron NATO Nikita S. Khrushchev

Urban transport gaps linger near home in Bay Area

UC Berkeley scientist Richard Zettel concludes in a Franklin Lane report that substantial progress solving homeward commutes remains unlikely for 20 to 25 years. He expects only small advances in current systems rather than entirely new urban transport solutions.

Berkeley Calif Tan Moon Atlantic Richard Zettel University of California San Francisco Bay Area Franklin K. Lane Zettel

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