Johnson Calls China to Sign Nuclear Test Ban Pact
President Johnson urged Red China to join the nuclear test ban treaty to curb nuclear spread and prevent blackmail. He warned of U S resolve to protect allies and said the nation would stay vigilant amid Communist world upheavals.
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Rusk Sees Red China Likely to Test Nuclear Device
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Red China may conduct another nuclear test soon but sees no indication it will happen in the next few days. He noted Beijing might seek to build a credible arsenal despite limited industry and warned its prestige could be affected by its policies.
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Rusk Questions Goldwaters 25 Year Nuclear Claim
Rusk disputed Barry Goldwater's forecast that Red China would need 25 years to build a nuclear missile delivery system. He warned China has limited weapons fuel, industrial capacity, and trained personnel for a major nuclear weapons program.
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Political campaigners pause to plan final two weeks
President Johnson and leaders of Congress hold sessions after a weekend dominated by Soviet and Red China events. Hubert Humphrey cancels Florida speeches to attend the briefing and resumes from Ardmore while Barry Goldwater camps in Washington and prepares Maryland and Pennsylvania stops. Miller rests in San Diego before northern California appearances.
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UAW and AMC Approve New Three-Year Contract
The United Auto Workers and American Motors Corp reach a three year agreement ending a strike at AMC's automotive division. Production to resume Tuesday after cleanup. Kelvinator appliance division strike persists in Grand Rapids. Profit sharing concept retained though not in final offer.
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Wilson Cabinet Meets in Face of Trade Imbalance
Prime Minister Harold Wilson called his new Labour cabinet into its first session to address a growing import export gap. He aims to seek IMF credits, request loans from European and Canadian banks, curb imports, restrict overseas investment, and raise interest rates. There is speculation on canceling the Concorde project costing about $1 billion.
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Huron County Sheriff Ball Set for October Night
The third annual Huron County Sheriff's Ball will run 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday October 24 at the Norwalk National Guard Armory. Music by The Ensigns. Tickets available from any listed organization member with a $1.50 donation per person.
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