Questions Unanswered Shooting Reveals U S Cuba Watch
AP report notes U S readiness to respond if attacked near Cuba after a Navy tracker plane was fired on 15 miles from Cuba. The White House outlined potential defense options and questioned details on the attacking vessels. It discusses escort possibilities, ship types, and offshore surveillance from Key West to Cardenas.
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Farm Prices Rise 2 Percent Signals Mixed Market
The Agriculture Department reports farm product prices increased nearly 2 percent from mid-July to mid-August. Fruit livestock and products such as oranges beef cattle milk and eggs rose, while crop prices except fruit fell. Prices paid by farmers for inputs and family living stayed steady.
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U.S. Made Radiation Belt May Last Years
The July 9 hydrogen bomb test produced a stronger than expected man made radiation belt that may endure for years. Three satellites suffered power loss and complete communications failure, though officials insist the belt poses no hazard to manned spaceflight. Telstar and Ariel showed shielding effectiveness. Transit IV's solar cells were damaged, with broader implications unclear.
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DiSalle challenges Rhodes on outdated job statistics
Gov. DiSalle camps in Harrison, Carroll and Tuscarawas counties slamming James Rhodes for citing older Ohio job figures. He cites 200,000 more jobs since the start of the year and accuses Rhodes of ignoring 1962 data while promoting a bond financed plan. Also notes Quemoy island proximity to Communist China and civilian displacement in caves.
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U S Of Europe Emerging Fast Briley Declares
Republican Senate candidate John Marshall Briley of Toledo told a Muskingum County audience that a United States of Europe is rapidly emerging from the European Common Market. He warned it will rival the United States and serve as a bulwark against communism, outlining shared civilization and freedom as the basis. Briley faces incumbent Sen. Frank Lausche in November.
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Ohio
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
Muskingum County
United States of Europe
United States of America
Briley
Europe
America
Frank J. Lausche
Bohlen Receives Senate OK to France Ambassadorship
Washington AP reports Charles E. Bohlen a career foreign service officer won Senate confirmation as ambassador to France. Bohlen, former ambassador to Moscow, serves as adviser on the Soviet Union to Secretary of State Rusk, succeeding Gen. James M. Gavin who resigns to reenter private business.
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Senate
Charles E
Chip) Bohlen
France
Bohlen
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
James M. Gavin
Gavin
Miyakojima Evacuated as Mt Oyama Erupts in 1940s Style Blast
Japanese island Miyakojima faces mass evacuation as Mt Oyama erupts sending lava, ash, and tremors. About 3,000 of 6,700 residents flee to Tokyo and Chiba with 2,000+ students moved by eight vessels. A special school will open in Tateyama City. Damages top $400,000. 30 injured.
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Miyakojima
Chiba Prefecture
Tateyama
Mt. Oyama
Niagara Falls Seen With 212000 Cubic Feet Per Second Flow
A historical note records the Niagara Falls water discharge at about 212000 cubic feet per second, highlighting the immense natural power and scale of the iconic cascade. The statistic underscores the river’s volume and the falls’ enduring spectacle.
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