Red China May Have Dud in Third Atomic Test
AP reports Defense Department sources suggest China may have failed to achieve a full hydrogen fusion explosion in its third atomic test. Officials say the blast could be 100 kilotons or less, with U2 planes to collect debris for readings. State Department and AEC officials caution the result may not alter the international situation.
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Washington
Defense Department
Ue Stvunccinenl
Uyening Radio
Communist
China
Peking
Pentagon
State Department
Marshall Wright
Wright
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Glenn T. Seaborg
AEC
Red China
Peking Radio
Mao
Shanghai
Peking-Moscow
Shehu
New York
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Viet Cong mine blast in Saigon kills civilians
Viet Cong explosives hit a Saigon street as U.S. sentries fired in a half hour barrage. Five dead including a policeman and a child, 29 to 32 wounded, eight Americans and 21 Vietnamese civilians hurt. Initial claim notes no Viet Cong fire during the burst. Seven suspects detained.
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Saigon
U.S
US. Army
Suzi Wong Tailor Shop
U S Aids Uncertain as Nasser Requests Remain Open
U S sources say Washington will likely end the current Food for Peace aid program on June 30 unless President Nasser halts aggressive actions. Deciding on wheat, frozen poultry, edible oils, and a 100 million dollar industrial loan is still pending.
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Washington
United States
United Arab Republic
U.S
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Body Found Hidden in Car Trunk in Findlay
Edwin Davenport, ex Worthington police officer, reported his wife Elizabeth Davenport 32 of Upper Arlington missing after she left for Lima. The Findlay patrolman found her body in the trunk of a parked car with two gunshot wounds in the back. Autopsy pending with close-range shots.
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Findlay, Ohio
Findlay
Awaay
Elizabeth Davenport
Upper Arlington
Columbus
Edwin
Worthington
Davenport
Lima
Wayne Ethell
Ireland
Hancock County
Byron F. Voorhees
Unseasonable cold lingers. midwest towns report records
The weatherman warns of more unspringlike weather tonight with a low near freezing. Tomorrow looks fair and warmer with highs in the 50s. Yesterday’s high reached 44 and the overnight low 27. Middle town and Dayton and Cincinnati set a regional record. current 11 am temperature is 47. State weather roundup on Page 7.
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Middletown
Dayton
Cincinnati
Haner Wins Tie After Coin Toss For Senate Nomination
In Albuquerque Robert Haner defeats Irene Mathias by a head after a 988 988 vote tie in the Democratic primary for District 39. They waived a recount and Judge John Mcmanus ordered a coin toss to decide the nomination, which landed heads for Haner.
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Albuquerque, N.M
Senate
Robert Haner
Albuquerque
Haner
Irene Mathias
Ate
Dist
John Mcmanus
Suburban Mothers’ Simple Role Described in One Sentence
A suburban mother defines her duties as delivering children at birth and then driving them everywhere by car thereafter.
Safety Probe Blamed for Slump in Car Sales
Detroit AP reports Ford Motor Co and American Motors presidents blame auto safety hearings for lower sales. Ford trims May car quota from 261000 to 242000, a seven percent cut, while GM idles plants and shortens schedules. Townsend of Chrysler calls time needed to judge effects.
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Detroit
Arjay Miller
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Roy Abernethy
American Motors
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Chrysler
Lynn A. Townsend
Abernethy
Miller
Vacation Pac Service Obscured by Newspaper Note
A brief note from a local paper mentions Vacation Pac Service in connection with travel or delivery topics. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tokyo
Mao Tzetung
Mehmet Shehu
Communist New Union
Lin Piao
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Sai Lin
Chou En-lai
Marshal Lin
Capital
Ann Landers
Crane
Settee
Valley News
Ethell
Ralph E. Ireland
Marine Corps
Santa Ana
Calif
el Toro Marine Base
Circulation Dept
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