Public notice likely for Pacific thermonuclear tests
The government plans advance public notices for Pacific test detonations starting late next month. High altitude blasts could illuminate skies thousands of miles away, with Hawaii once seeing a sky-lighting from 2,000 miles. Observers wear high-density goggles. slant range could reach continental U.S. if megaton devices are tested. No eye damage expected, but nerves may be unsettled.
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Fallout threat debated by scientist on test dangers
Dr. J Lawrence Kulp of Columbia University argues that fallout from U.S. nuclear tests is a minor health risk compared with natural radiation. He says most harm comes from perception and argues tests mainly affect the northern hemisphere, with future shots dispersing more evenly across both hemispheres.
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Jackie Arrives in Rome for 33 Hour Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy landed in Rome amid rain and smiles from President Gronchi and Romans. The First Lady, en route to India and Pakistan, planned an audience with Pope John XXIII and a drive past Rome’s landmarks to the Quirinal Palace. She was accompanied by sister Lee Radziwill and U.S. officials.
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Water for Madison Hitting Snag Again
Middletown City Manager Charles Thompson says the West Middletown to Jacksonburg water project stalls until more details are provided and township residents commit. The note appears in today’s Journal on page 23, part of a broader 16 page weekly issue with various sections.
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Gromyko and Rusk urge quick end to arms race in Geneva
In Geneva Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and U S Secretary of State Rusk urged a prompt end to the arms race. They spoke as talks opened amid Berlin, disarmament and nuclear test tensions. Khrushchev voiced cautious optimism, while the three foreign ministers plan dinner talks to assess possible progress toward a spring summit.
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Todays Chuckle About Name Dropping Women
A lighthearted quip notes that many women enjoy name dropping, humorously framed around the idea of maiden names and social feints.
Kennedy Praises Glenn Flight At Florida Fund Dinner
President Kennedy lauded John Glenn’s orbital flight as proof the United States can lead space exploration and usher in an era of discovery. The $300000 dinner proceeds support party committees and marked a Smathers campaign event, with Kennedy aboard the Honey Fitz near Miami Beach.
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Hepatitis Claimed Death of Cincinnati Girl
A 16 year old girl Miss Mary C. Kues of Cincinnati died in Christ Hospital on Thursday from infectious hepatitis after two weeks of illness misidentified as influenza. She was admitted February 2 and collapsed while under care.
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National Wanted Week Ad Writer Promotes C Howie Hustles
Modeled as a Journal Classified Ad during National Wanted Week the piece touts C Howie Hustles as a busy ad writer arranging millions in real estate sales, thousands of jobs, and many other tasks. It urges readers to call today for friendly ad writing services during March 11 to 17.
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West Braces for Major Snowstorm Across Western States
A powerful winter storm swept the West with drifting snow and 30 mph winds. Salt Lake City reported up to 12 inches, higher elevations saw more. Northwestern Wyoming and parts of Kansas and Nebraska faced heavy snow warnings. A barn roof collapse near Alburnett Iowa killed or condemned about 60 cattle as stockmen faced severe losses.
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Storm destroys Croatan family home in Virginia
Lt Cmdr W A Doubt his wife and eight children watched their oceanfront home crumble as a severe storm drove 100 yards inland. They fled to higher floors, sheltered with neighbors, and later learned their $33,000 house and the beachfront site were erased by the surge.
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Lima mayor shot in Elida slaying case
Lima resident Larry Hance alias Larry Cox is held for questioning in the slaying of Elida Mayor Clarence Prince who was killed early Saturday while checking a suspicious car. Prince, 50s, long active in Elida village life, died at the scene after a brief gun battle or misfired revolver shot. Prince’s son Clarence Jr. is Elida marshal.
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