Rusk Says China May Detonate Nuclear Device Soon
Secretary Rusk told reporters Communist China could test a first nuclear device in the near future possibly around the 15th anniversary of the Communist takeover in Peking. He noted the U S will learn of any test and publicize it, but the move would not force withdrawal from the nuclear test ban. Officials said delivery systems and stockpiles would take years to build, and China likely tested in sparsely populated Sinkiang Province.
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Married Catholic Deacons Approved Young Men Out
The Ecumenical Council moved to ease celibacy rules by creating a new order of deacons made up of older married men. Proposals for young men who could remain married were rejected. national hierarchies may shape implementation, with a decree that older married men could be deacons while younger candidates would take vows of celibacy.
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Weather table for 24 hours ending 4 a.m.
United Press International reports a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau in San Francisco. The chart lists readings across the nation, noting highs and lows and any recorded rainfall or snowfall for the period.
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Extreme U.S. Temperature Records Reported
The U.S. Weather Bureau records show a low of 25 degrees at Greenville Maine and a high of 102 degrees at Imperial California excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
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Rest Cruise For General Along Coast
President Charles de Gaulle boarded the French warship Colbert in Arica Chile for a two day rest cruise down the coast to Valparaiso. Security was tight amid fears former colonel Pierre Chateau-Jobert might enter Chile from Colombia to attempt an assassination. The stop is part of a 10 nation South American tour to bolster the French image and allow de Gaulle to catch up on State business.
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Commission Polaris Sub Von Steuben Planned in Newport News
The Von Steuben, the nation’s 27th Polaris missile bearing submarine, will be commissioned in Newport News Virginia on Wednesday. It is named for General Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben credited with training American forces during the Revolutionary War.
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