Khrushchev Uses Desperation To Press For Tests
Khrushchev appears to leverage the Soviet weapon size to push for further nuclear tests while courting a ban. He aims to increase fear, force Western testing responses, and shore up leadership credibility. The piece weighs risks of fallout based attack and the broader political split within the Communist bloc.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Harold Macmillan
Communist Party
US Says Soviet Action Was Clumsy
Washington officials described Moscow's note to Finland requesting consultations on mutual defense against a German threat as clumsy and politically blackmailing. They cited the timing during Kekkonen and Kavalainen’s US visit, with Kekkonen returning to Helsinki and Kavalainen flying home.
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Gaylor Treats Local Kids With Free Hot Dogs
West South Street resident George D. Gaylor handed out about 250 hot dogs at an 8 p.m. event aiding children, with Kathy Kruger, Gail Koogle, Warren Hoffman, and Darlene among those served as volunteers helped by Mr. Gaylor and Darlene.
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Indicted for Sale of Tropic of Cancer in Maryland
Samuel Yudkin owner of a Chevy Chase bookshop was indicted by the Montgomery County Grand Jury on two counts for possessing and selling Tropic of Cancer in violation of Maryland obscenity law. Each count carries up to a year in jail and a $200 fine. Yudkin arrested after placing the book on sale. trial likely in about two weeks. Language notes indicate a defense plan to defer. Queen Elizabeth II opened Parliament in London with a later start to ease traffic concerns as crowds cheered.
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Chevy Chase
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General Lyman Lemnitzer to review mids parade at Annapolis
General Lyman Lemnitzer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will review the 3,900 midshipmen during the weekly parade at Annapolis as the brigade passes in review.
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Gen. Ly
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