Soviet charges US uses IAEA to boost military aims
At the IAEA general conference in Vienna Vasily Emelyanov the Soviet delegate accused the United States of turning the agency into a tool of Western military interests He claimed Washington seeks to berth Polaris submarines in NATO markets and to prepare Copenhagen harbor for American nuclear vessels Glenn Seaborg of the US AEC dismissed the allegations noting broader disagreements but little new evidence.
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Nixon announces California gubernatorial bid in 1962 race
In Los Angeles Richard Nixon declares he will seek the California governor’s seat in 1962 and not pursue the 1964 presidency. He attacks Governor Edmund G Brown as bungling while Brown vows a Democratic countercharge to oust Nixon. The exchange shapes a high stakes political clash with both sides rallying supporters.
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Nixon Opens GOP Door as He Seeks California Governor
Nixon announces his bid for California governor in Los Angeles and signals he will not seek the 1964 presidency. Rockefeller eyes potential second term and primaries while Goldwater faces a dilemma over a national run. The move reshapes 1964 GOP prospects and draft movement momentum.
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Not This Old Boy Celebrates 104th Birthday
In Ann Arbor Michigan Roco Disderide aged 104 marks his birthday with a slender cigar. His doctor says he does not need to quit smoking and attributes longevity to not having worked very hard.
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Weather forecast warns of frost and cooling
Scattered frost warnings are issued for tonight with a low around 38. Friday's high near 67 with fair skies and a slight warming trend. Yesterday's official high reached 75 at 4 pm and the overnight low was 52 at 6 am.
Syrian Officers Mutiny Tests UAR Ties Amid Cairo Tension
Beir ut reports say Syrian army officers mutinied in a bid to sever ties with the United Arab Republic two days after Abdul Hamid Serraj resigned and amid clashes in Damascus. A later Damascus broadcast spoke of an understanding with Field Marshal Abdel Hakim Amer and a return to normalcy.
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Nasser Orders Egyptian Troops to Crush Syrian Uprising
In a United Arab Republic broadcast Da Mascus described a return to normalcy citing the wisdom of Amer and Gen Gamal Feisal. Nasser, facing a shaken prestige, ordered about 15 000 Egyptian soldiers in Syria to quell the revolt and grieve over Arab blood shed by Arabs.
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UAR Moves Toward Arab Unity Under Nasser Power
In 1958 Egypt and Syria formed the United Arab Republic as President Nasser pushed a pan Arab unity. Syrian leaders feared Egyptian dominance as the merger dissolved separate councils and consolidated administration in Cairo. Both nations, rich in farmland, balance population distributions and economic roles amid growing integration.
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Copters Rescue 7 Speer German Hamlet Is Freedom Outpost
Two U S Army helicopters airlifted seven East German refugees from Steinstuecken near West Berlin amid Communist border tension. Gen Lucius D Clay set an outpost after Kennedy envoy visits, as more escapes emerge through holes in the wall.
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Strike Hits West Coast Shippers as Vessels Shut
Deck officers on West Coast ports began a ship by ship strike after rejecting a four year contract offer. About 650 Masters Mates and Pilots Association members across 13 PMA companies joined, while Atlantic and Gulf shipping remained unaffected. The strike risks tying up 134 PMA operated ships.
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Soviet eight point plan to curb world tensions at UN
The Soviet Union presented an eight point program at the United Nations aiming to curb international tensions. It calls for a NATO Warsaw pact nonaggression treaty, withdrawal of foreign troops, bans on nuclear weapons and war propaganda, and measures to reduce surprise attacks, plus zones free of atoms in Africa and Central Europe.
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Chuckle Sign Invites Lawn Use with One Catch
A humorous front lawn notice says anyone may use the mower but they must leave it in the yard. The sign frames the offer with a playful constraint about not taking the mower off the property.
Rusk and Home Stay Busy Amid Berlin Crisis Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home canceled travel plans to stay in contact during the Berlin United Nations crisis. Rusk will meet again with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko as exploratory talks continue, while Home monitors the U.N. efforts for a successor to Dag Hammarskjold. The pair seek to learn if Moscow intends to negotiate and what guarantees Khrushchev would offer for West Berlin access after a peace treaty.
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JEK Takes Breather at Newport Amid White House Plans
President Kennedy plans a light schedule on a Newport visit with a yacht cruise. He assigns Vice President Johnson to discuss East West issues in Paris and to attend Dag Hammarskjöld's funeral in Stockholm as head of the U.S. delegation. Johnson will stop in Paris en route, meeting U.S. and European officials including Gavin Finletter and Norstad. Kennedy also names John A. McCone as CIA director starting in November.
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