Policy shift embraces small atomic wars and limited nuclear use
Washington discussions by Vice President Eisenhower and the National Security Council reveal a shift from massive retaliation to a strategy allowing limited nuclear strikes. The evolving doctrine reflects the spread of small nuclear weapons and aims to deter or respond to Communist challenges with constrained, targeted actions rather than all-out conflict.
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Eisenhower
National Security Council
Russia
Siste Dulles
United States
Moscow
Robbery Crackdown in Bullitt Estate Case in Louisville
Police and FBI said six suspects including James E. Massey a former city policeman and Bullitt estate chauffeur were arrested for eight month old theft of about 200000 from a wall safe. Two others Easley and Cari H Jackson were charged with housebreaking and receiving. Authorities recovered most of the money on the Dell estate.
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FBI
William M. Bullt
James E. Massey
Bullitt
Easley
Cari H. Jackson
Harvard Faces Dilemma Over Secret WWII Documents
Rep. Mess (D Calif) says Harvard may end its struggle to unlock, dispose or study a pile of secret World War II files. The university has faced a costly bottleneck storing the mountain of material that could not be declassified or released.
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Four Men Still Stranded On Eiger Amid Strong North Face Winds
Fierce winds threatened avalanches on the Eiger north face and thwarted rescue attempts for four alpinists stranded there. Italians and Germans among the climbers with guides from Switzerland France Germany Italy and Poland. A French guide was among the four. A U S Air Force helicopter offer was declined due to dangerous wind currents.
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No Papers Published In Boston
Nonspecific garbled note indicates no Boston editions issued due to illness or error. No clear names, dates, or organizations readable. Contains fragmented phrases not forming a complete event.
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Boston
Today's Chuckle There are two ways to know where they are
A lighthearted item notes two methods to discover someone's location, joking about clues and luck in a simple, readable single paragraph.
Heavy Rain From Bertha Deluges Livingston Area
A derecho like downpour from Bertha drenched the Livingston area last June 27 with unofficial gauges near 10.66 inches by afternoon. Oldtimers called it the heaviest rain in Livingston since 1929, while surrounding communities evacuated Cameron in advance.
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Cameron
Livingston
Lodi Mayors Seek Italian Bid for Milestone Birthday
Lodi officials propose inviting Italian leaders to join in a centennial celebration tied to four U.S. towns in New Jersey Ohio Wisconsin and California. The plan targets a symbolic global gathering for an event next year marking a significant birthday.
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New Jersey
Ohio
Wisconsin
California
U.S. youths defy ban on tour of Red China
A group of American youths at the Moscow World Youth festival plans a three week trip to China despite U.S. warnings. The delegation includes lawyers, clergy, photographers and students with expenses covered by the Chinese government for about 15 members. Officials warned of passport misuse penalties and possible Trading With the Enemy charges.
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Red China
Moscow
U. S
China
United States
Lewellyn Thompson
Symington Slams Waste in Defense Budget
Symington criticized defense waste and said a 5 percent production cut would not save taxes. He argued reprogramming waste could exceed any savings and questioned whether a smaller army could meet global defense commitments.
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Symington
Washington Defense
Body Found In River in Covington
Unidentified man found in the Ohio River in Covington Kentucky on Saturday. Larrel McEntire, manager of Reda of Cincinnati, reported spotting the body near the river.
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Ohio River
Larrel McEntire
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Cincinnati
Not Very Good One Student A Spy Soviet Charge
Soviet Gazeta accused Stanford student Stanley Mumford of spying during the Moscow Youth Festival. It said he was detained for allegedly photographing a defense factory and suggested he study espionage. An embassy spokesman confirmed Mumford’s account of returning to the factory.
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Walnut Creek
Calif
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Gazette
Eddy Guewere
London
Soviet Union
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Gaselle
RAF Bombers Strike Rebel Strongholds in Oman Stand
Manama Bahrain AP report says RAF bombers and jet fighters hit rebel entrenchments north of Izki and near Fira as tribesmen resist advance on Nizwa. The assault aims to break a four week war, with Britain backing Sultan of Muscat and Oman forces. Arab nations seek UN Security Council action.
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Muscat
Oman
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Fira
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Torrein
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Faeyr
Time reporter Rosenhouse assaulted by four men in Guatemala
Four men beat Time magazine correspondent Robert W. Rosenhouse near his Guatemala City home Friday night. Police investigated the assault as an attack on the journalist.
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Robert W. Rosenhouse
Time Megastine
Boy, 5, Killed In Front Of Sheriff's Office
A five year old boy was fatally injured when struck by a car in Columbus. The incident occurred Saturday near the county sheriff's office where investigators began work on the case.
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Columbus
Ohio
Clena A. Farrell
Sas
Botte Sheral
Past and Future in City Life Panel Preview
A look at past events and future forecasts dominates this page. Carol Heller recounts a 1918 flu epidemic memory, while Ed Edmiston analyzes city finances and a November charter amendment. John Fleming covers municipal pay-raise efforts amid broader fiscal concerns.
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Ed Edmiston
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