Atomic Ship LB May Get Polaris
Washington reports the atomic cruiser Long Beach is 18 months behind schedule and could be armed with Polaris missiles, delaying its commissioning to June 1962. The plan would add about 50 million to costs, making it the first surface ship with long range ballistic missiles.
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U.S
Long Beach
Pentagon
Bethlehem Steel
Quincy
Mass
Polarig
George Washington
Patrick Henry
Navy
Defense Department
Bethlehem
Savannah
Enterprise
Newport News
Millions Mobilized in Shantung Farms Amid Rain
The Peiping People's Daily reports twelve million people in China's Shantung Province have been mobilized for field work due to two months of continuous rains. The heavy downpours have infested about one million acres of farmland with insect pests and weeds.
Cuba Faces Serious Bank Crisis
Fidel Castro’s rapid expropriation of U S sugar mills triggers a Cuban bank crisis. Foreign and domestic banks lose deposits as funds are moved to the Agrarian Reform Institute’s central Agricultural Bank. Some Camaguey and Oriente banks report losses up to one third of deposits, forcing credit cuts and loan recalls.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
U. S
Cuba
Jbad
Astarien Reform Institute
Central Agricultural Bank
Camaguey
Oriente
Camagney
Agrarian Reform Institute
Deep Sea Bathysphere Trieste Returns to San Diego
The Trieste submarine bathysphere returns to San Diego aboard a Navy freighter after nearly ten months of record dives in the Pacific. It achieved a 35,800 foot dive last January and will be overhauled for a new series of California coast dives next year.
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San Diego
Trieste
Pacific
Guam
Naval Electronics Laboratory
California
Inmate trio linked to hospital stranglings in Ohio
Gallia County coroner confirmed one autopsy shows strangulation in three deaths at Gallipolis State Hospital. Teens Robert Brown and John Turner admitted strangling the three men for kicks. Brown with mental capacity of an eight year old and Turner the mind of a six year old.
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Robert Hochstadter
New York
Air Force
Robert White
Joseph Walker
Gallipolis
Ohio
Gallipolis State Hospital
Gallia County
Don
Warehime
Flora
William Murphy
Lucasville
Paul Cross
Cincinnati
George R. Roberts
Roberts
Robert Brown
Chillicothe
John Turner
Hamilton County
Hicks
Brown
Turner
Molotov Named Soviet Representative to IAEA in Vienna
VIENNA Vyacheslav Molotov former Soviet foreign minister named permanent Soviet representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency announced by Sterling W Cole director general of the agency Molotov served as Soviet ambassador to Outer Mongolia since 1957 and replaces Leonid Zamyatin who is recalled Molotov will help with IAEA work on accounting for radioactive materials steadying disarmament efforts at the U N agency in Vienna.
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Vienna
Vyacheslav M. Molstov
International Atomic Energy Agency
AEA
Sterling W. Cole
TAFA
Cale
Molotov
Outer Mongolia
Leonid Zamyatin
TAEA
U.N. Atoms For Peace Agency
Not Only Gourmets Love Girard's French Dressing
Gift for salad lovers and gourmets as Girard's Wine Vinegar French Dressing blends California Burgundy wine vinegar with eleven freshly ground spices. A sugar free recipe promises a distinctive dressing. call 2 big salad through to hire an ad-writer for an ad.
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Girard
California
Nixon Kennedy debates seek sponsors amid sponsor chatter
In New York two networks report advertiser interest in sponsoring the Nixon Kennedy TV debates. NBC chief Sarnoff and ABC vice president Daly say sponsors are seeking involvement but sponsorship would depend on the candidates.
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New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Robert W. Sarnoff
National Broadcasting Co
John Daly
American Broadcasting Co
Gren Harris
D-Ark
ABC
Daly
Jackson Doubts Nixon Wisdom in South Speech
Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington questioned Vice President Nixon’s plan to speak in the deep South in Birmingham and Atlanta. He doubted the political wisdom of the move, suggesting it might aim to affect electoral votes and trouble Kennedy opponents. Georgia voters face a September 14 primary with electors potentially pledged or uncommitted. Kennedy seeks strong leadership while Johnson weighs duties against speaking engagements.
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Nixon
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Richard M. Nixon
Deep South
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Detroit
Mich
John F. Ken
Lnedy
Massachusetts
Georgia
Alabama
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Ito
Senate
VFW
Live on the Beach at the Huntington Hotel
An OCR fragment describes the Huntington Hotel on Ocean Boulevard offering private rooms with bath and daily service. It notes a large dining room facing the ocean, room and meals priced around 329 with selections including roast beef and Mircinta, and mentions breakfast hours and regular dinners around $2.20.
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Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Ocean
Tye
Jarge
Gach
Gold Influenced Fashions at Young cee Shops
A short note highlights gold toned styles featured at Young cee Shops on the second floor, inviting shoppers to explore the new gold influenced fashion display.
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Cee
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