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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1964
Page
12
Premier Khrushchev declares at a rally in Abanska Bystrica that Chinese Communists cannot win by war and calls for peace. He signals talks in Prague with Soviet and Czechoslovak leaders and warns imperialists against starting a new world war.
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Severe storms struck Taipei on Saturday bringing torrential rain that caused extensive damage citywide. Authorities warned residents to stay indoors as streets flooded and infrastructure strained.
NASA released a five minute film made from Ranger 7 lunar photos showing a simulated descent toward the moon. The sequence starts 1,299 miles above the surface and ends 3.468 miles up, 16 minutes of action condensed into five. Hot water springs in Iceland supply heating needs.
The Defense Department ends active development of the mobile mid range ballistic missile due to congressional funding cuts. About $100 million has been spent since 1962, with future work limited to guidance system studies and potential applications in other programs.
In Ferrara Italy AP reports a bored family cat named Mario Fancinellis walked home from an Adriatic coast resort. The feline traveled roughly halfway across Italy during the summer holiday before being found back with the family.
Tur keys delay replacement troops in Cyprus easing one threat to peace, while Makarios seeks support in Cairo and Turkish and Greek demonstrations erupt in Ankara and Istanbul. Turkish jets monitor offshore Greek forces as Thant files a Security Council update ahead of Geneva talks.
A bed from the Churchill collection will go up for auction in Blockley England on September 28. It was part of the antique trove once belonging to Capt Edward George Spencer Churchill Churchill’s cousin who recently died.
South Viet Nam appoints Dr. Nany en Xuan Oanh as temporary premier amid the sixth government change in 10 months. Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh remains premier but incapacitated, with a military triumvirate governing. U S support grows as rioting and casualties mount in Saigon and across troubled areas. Oanh, known as Jack Owen, stresses continuity of Khanh's government. Checks written on Sunday are valid.
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