U S Boasts Superior Arsenal of A Weapons
In Hot Springs Virginia a defense official said the United States has tens of thousands of vehicles for nuclear destruction, asserting U S superior power to deter Soviet threats. Deputy Secretary Roswell Gilpatric claimed the Kremlin cannot force a major nuclear conflict. He cited hundreds of manned intercontinental bombers and in-flight refueling capabilities enabling global reach.
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Shiloh
United States
Hot Springs
Khrushchev
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Free World
Gilpatric
Business Council
Washington
Pentagon
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Kremlin
U. S
Soviet Union
No Help From Allies U S Policy In Bad Way
Western Allies remain divided over Berlin strategy as U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson returns to Moscow with no clear instructions. The Paris talks faltered as de Gaulle vetoed a London conference. Officials note Khrushchev’s party split and hope for a peaceful resolution despite risks of war if West Berlin is forced from the city.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
London
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Conrad Adenauer
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U. S
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Kennedy
West Berlin
Free Democrats Back Adenauer Coalition Conditioned on Change
West Germany Free Democrats vote to join a coalition with Chancellor Adenauer if Foreign Minister von Brentano is replaced. The decision splits the party with resignations by two deputy chairs, while Adenauer resists stepping down and faces internal pressure.
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Heinrich von Brentano Oo
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Heinrich Schneider
Kohut
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Camel Driver Cries and Praises in New York Visit
A Pakistani camel driver, Bashir Ahmad, cried in a New York hotel room then prayed, praising Allah after learning he would visit Mecca en route home. Vice President Johnson arranged the Mecca trip, and landlord Eh san ali Khan gifted 15 acres of farm land. Ahmad, moved by Johnson’s generosity, praised the people and remarked rain signals prosperity in Pakistan.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
London
Ehsan Ali Khan
Karachi
Manmade copper cloud tests globe-spanning radio belt
A Midas spy satellite ejected 350 million copper wires 2100 miles from Earth to form a belt aimed at reflecting radio signals. If successful, it could enable jamproof military broadcasts and new civilian relay methods, though astronomers warn of potential interference with observations.
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US nuclear forces detailed by Gilpatric
Gilpatric described U S strategic and tactical nuclear delivery systems at sea and on land. He noted six Polaris submarines with 96 missiles, dozens of ICBMs, carrier strike forces, land based forces, and tens of thousands of nuclear delivery vehicles with multiple warheads. He warned a sneak attack could not disarm the country.
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Death toll rises in Caribbean rioting to four
In Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic unofficial figures report four dead and many injured after Friday clashes between police and rock throwing rioters. The bloodshed marks the worst street fighting since Rafael Trujillo's assassination last May, ending five days of antigovernment disorders. Santiago and other cities were quiet as rumors of a nationwide strike circulated.
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Dominican Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo
Santiago
This is to notify my husband Ralph Miller a perfect husband
For 21 years Ralph Miller has been a model husband, never missing a birthday or anniversary. His wife Sylvia answered with a want ad asking the public to note his 21 years of “perfect husband” service, recounting his gifts of a rug and a theater outing as proof.
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Ralph Miller
Sylvia
Today's Chuckle Female lawyer quip about alimony and repossession
A witty line has a woman telling her lawyer that if her husband misses one alimony payment, she will repossess him. The remark plays on legal and domestic finance themes with a sharp punchline.
Peace Corps Strides Inspiring Despite Some Accidents
Peace Corps director Sargent Shriver acknowledged some "boo boos" but hailed initial successes abroad as inspiring, except to Communists. He noted over 350 volunteers abroad for teaching, farming, and health aid, and described a Nigerian incident involving Miss Michelmore as not prompting resignation.
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Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Michelmere
Nigeria
Michelmore
Inside Albania Locked Behind a Dictatorship Wall
Associated Press reporter Carl Buchalla was permitted to visit Albania, describing a country sealed by suspicion and a lone ally, Red China. The report and pictures appear on page 29 of the Middletown Journal.
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Europe
Red China
Associated Press
Carl Buchalla
Middletown Journal
Little Albania Hits Back at Khrushchev
Albania fired back at Khrushchev during the Soviet party congress, accusing him of Stalinist methods. Mikhail Suslov signaled support for Albania while Tirana radio faulted Khrushchev and noted China’s Chou En Lai’s fraternal stance. Congress speakers amplified the anti Albania charge.
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Mikhail A. Suslov
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Chou En-lai
Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
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