Soviet claims hydrogen bomb test and calls for disarmament
Pravda and Moscow radio quoted a Soviet government communique announcing a hydrogen bomb test of great strength. The notice stressed no alarm abroad and reiterated support for international disarmament, UN control, and limits on weapons of mass destruction. It recalled Molotov’s UN remark that the West’s atom bomb monopoly had ended.
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Moroccan Sultan Is Deposed and Exiled by France
France deposed Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef of Morocco and exiled him and two sons to Corsica amid mounting civil strife between Nationalists loyal to the sultan and Berber forces led by Thami El Glaoui of Marrakech. The action follows protests and press censorship in the protectorate as Paris asserts the move reflects the will of the Moroccan people.
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America Sees U S Lead in Hydrogen Bomb Race
The United States acknowledged Soviet claims of a hydrogen test and asserted a two year lead in weapon development. AEC Chairman Strauss said U S tests in 1951 and 1952 showed fission and thermonuclear reactions, implying progress toward an H bomb without detailing a finished device.
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Turnpike Survey Funds Tabled By Ohio Board
Samuel O. Linzell requested 650000 from the highway improvement fund to survey a Cincinnati to Conneaut turnpike route. The state controlling board tabled the request noting repayment would come from bonds. A member sought results from the Northern Ohio Turnpike prior to further funding.
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Typhoon Strikes Island Cluster Near The Philippines
A Pacific typhoon of 95 mph strikes the island cluster off the north tip of The Philippines today. The storm's path threatens coastal communities and disrupts maritime and air traffic in the region.
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East Germans Fly to Moscow for Unity Talks
Fifteen top East German officials flew by Russian plane to Moscow to meet Foreign Minister Molotov and discuss Kremlin’s plan for German unity talks. Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl called the trip an important step toward unity democracy and a peace treaty at Schoenefeld Airport.
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Ike Says Guess How He'll Vote
President Eisenhower registered for an absentee ballot to vote in New York City’s mayoral election. When asked how he would vote, he replied, “How do you think?”
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Iran Looks to Zahedi For Stability After Revolt
Washington officials express cautious optimism that Fazollah Zahedi, a 56 year old general and ally of the Shah, can stabilize Iran and pursue practical solutions to its oil dispute with Britain. They foresee internal reforms and a nationalist course rather than overnight oil settlement.
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Iran Crown Prince Zahedi Seizes Power In Tehran
Zahedi announces 24 hour window for Mossadegh to surrender and vows public trial. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi flies back from Rome as troops seal Tehran. Mob violence reported with hundreds dead. government says death toll over 300 in yesterday’s urban fighting. Zahedi pledges eight point social reform plan for peasants.
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Western nations snub Vishinsky on Korea peace talks
In New York the major Western powers reject a Russian backed compromise for the Korean peace conference. Vishinsky signals more floor remarks while U S delegate Lodge blocks India’s entry and demands Russia sit with the Communist bloc.
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Nasser calls for total war as Egypt urges Suez evacuation
Acting President Gamal Abdel Nasser told 100,000 Egyptians at the Moslem Feast to prepare for total war against British occupation. He urged readiness anywhere, while Army Commander Maj. Gen. Abdel Hakim said volunteers would be doubled next year. Talks on the Suez dispute continue without a new date.
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Reds to Free 150 Americans Tomorrow in Major Prisoner Exchange
Panmunjom dispatch reports the Korean War prisoner exchange nearing its halfway mark with 60 Americans, 90 British and 300 Koreans freed today. Tomorrow the Reds promise 150 Americans and 300 Koreans, the largest U S group yet, amid typhoon disruption and ongoing armistice talks.
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New Strike Orders From French Labor Unions
Paris reports 48 hour walkouts issued by non Communist unions affecting metal and building trades. About one million idle workers. Renault plant in Paris with 37 000 employed. Strikes disrupt railroads coal mines post offices and ports as Parliament plans emergency session.
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U S Army In Korea Keeps In Shape In Inspections
The U S 8th Army says a large inspection program is underway in Korea to ensure peak combat readiness. Inspectors are examining all equipment, aiming to keep soldiers in top fighting condition.
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That's For Feet? Freedom Village Tale From Korea
A U S soldier Cpl Faustino R Chutnicut of Pala California says he was freed by Communist forces and, after arriving at a hospital, was given dy sentery medicine for his frozen feet. He states he asked for treatment and a dangerous doctor prescribed the remedy during one visit.
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Eisenhower Receives Secret Report On Soviet Hydrogen Test
President Eisenhower returns to summer White House with a top secret briefing on Soviet links to hydrogen bomb tests. AEC Chairman Strauss confirms U S information dated Aug 12 in Moscow reports while Hagerty notes no further elaboration. Eisenhower earlier spoke at Simon Baruch housing dedication, stressing decent living as defense.
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Yanks Against The Unknown
Washington report on the House Committee on Un-American Activities saying 99 of 100 Americans oppose communism while many know little about it. The panel warns anti Communist attackers may back Socialist or Communist fronts, aiding the Communist conspiracy.
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Airmen Gather for Seventh Air Force Association Convention
More than 1,000 Air Force members and veterans met in Washington for the seventh annual convention of the Air Force Association. The event drew active personnel and retirees to discuss policy, honors, and future initiatives.
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