New Neutron Death Ray Bomb Tests Urged
A U.S. atmospheric test debate centers on a neutron bomb as a more effective battlefield weapon. Senators Anderson and Tower urged measures to preserve security and technological superiority, while White House officials declined to comment.
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Energy, Committee
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Russia
Free World
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New York
Eorr
New -York Journal-American
United’ States
White House
Jay W.gildner
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Kennedy
Gildner
Dodd
Thomas‘e. Murray
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Peace Strike Marchers At White House
About 750 women and a collie marched near the White House carrying signs urging peace and disarmament. The event was part of a nationwide strike for peace supporting President Kennedy's race for peace and UN progress. A dog wore a sign referencing fallout. A delegation delivered a petition to Mrs Kennedy and a separate group spoke with a Soviet Embassy representative.
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Kennedy
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Heme
James E. Thomas
Khrushchev
Brazilian airliner crash leaves 48 dead
Brazilian airliner crashed into a Recife suburb and burned after hitting a hillside. Officials said 48 of the 76 passengers and crew died while 37 survived. Most aboard were Portuguese or Brazilian.
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Rio DE. Janeiro
Recife
Navy
Brush Fire in 1260 Acres Threatens Homes
A U.S. Forest Service official said 100 men would continue mopping-up operations for the next week after a brush fire burned 1260 acres. The blaze threatened scores of houses at its height, and investigators searched for the cause after four discarded cigarettes or matches were believed to start the fire.
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First Lady Attends Jewelry Show Amid Disaster Warnings
Evacuated hillside residents report damage valued between 25 000 and 50 000 dollars from landslides and flooding in the San Gabriel foothills. Officials warn reseeding and burner issues threaten further damage on Tuesday night aboard the family plane Caroline.
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San Gabriel Foothills
Mare
Ieee
Russia Reports Two Small Nuclear Explosions At Arctic Site
The Atomic Energy Commission says Russia detonated two smaller nuclear devices Tuesday at an Arctic test site. One event was several megatons, the other probably below a megaton. These were the 27th and 28th tests since Sept. 1. Khrushchev boasted Monday's blast exceeded 50 megatons. Reports note fallout concerns and calls for OAS condemnation of tests.
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Russia
Arctic
AEC
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Tappa 1 Uiragusy
Organization of AmericanStates
Voice of Ameri
New York City
Carlos A. Clolow
Uruguay
Fcanl
OAS
United Nations
Clulov
Driver Dies and Parade Plowed Into Belize News
Anoka Minnesota reports a fatal crash during Halloween parade events when a car plowed into spectators. Eight adults and others were hospitalized in critical condition as emergency crews raced to contain the chaos. In British Honduras Hurricane Hattie caused widespread devastation, prompting urgent international relief and questions about amphibious support for inland rescue.
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Minn
Hallowen
Jas
Joseph Lindberg
Merida
Mexico
British Honduras
Hattie
Pacific
Weather Outlook with Warmer Thursday Temperatures
The forecast notes considerable cloudiness at night and morning, becoming mostly sunny later. A slight warming is expected with a maximum near six degrees by noon today.
U Thant to be elected secretary general with no strings
The United States backed Thant of Burma for secretary general with full discretion to appoint deputies. Britain supported a no strings approach, while Russia remained silent on the number and powers of deputies. Ambassador Stevenson conveyed the plan to Thant, who made no comment and planned to meet Soviet Ambassador Zorin later.
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UPI
United States
Russia
U.N
U Thant
Burma
U. S
Britain
Thant
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
Algerian War Anniversary Reported With Casualties
A brief page note outlines seven-year anniversary coverage of the Algerian conflict, citing 30 killed and 70 wounded. The story is listed as Page A-3 with related features across multiple sections including Be Beach Combing Page Bl and Hal Boyle Page A-IS.
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Wheaters
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Vital Sept Wells
Withon
Women
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