Test Han Paes Case Favoring Approval Told
The article recounts public testimony on a limited nuclear test ban with Russia. Maj. Alexander P. De Seversky and Dr. Harold Brown discuss the treaty's technical basis, comparing US and USSR capabilities and the implications for underground testing and missile defense.
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Senate
Russia
Alexander P. de Seversky
Harold Brown
Defense Research and Engineering
the Pantagan
Brown
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
ILD Browngineering
Dewarlmvent
Wetense
Hine Serviba
United States
Soviet Union
Delps
G.S.S.R
Contests awards total reach eight thousand one hundred twenty dollars
The editor of Folding Greene reports a grand total of $8,120 paid to 45 winners across eight weeks, with $5,390 in cash prizes and $2,790 as $15 bonuses to Light subscribers. Winners include Mrs Adelina Pena who took $15 plus a $15 bonus in Social Security, and Eugene Bernatek who won $10 plus the bonus.
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Uher
Thairizes
Greene
Adelina Pena
San Fernando
Eugene Bernatek
W. Rose- Wood
What Makes San Antonio Grow and City Economy
The editor highlights ongoing urban renewal momentum in San Antonio with plans and problems of uprooting residents. The piece notes the clothing industry’s role in the local economy and previews staff writer Ben Siegal’s ongoing series on the city’s growth.
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San Antonio
Joe Rust
San
Ben Siegal
William F. Buckley Sr
Burgress and Maclean Spy Defectors Die in Moscow
Former British spy Burgess died in a Moscow hospital after a heart attack while Maclean, his defected fellow diplomat, had fled to Russia years earlier. The pair were central figures in one of Cold War’s most famous spy scandals. Burgess reportedly had poor health and heavy drinking in recent years.
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Guy Burtress
Foreign Office
Russia
Moscow
Washington
Cuba
Pinardell
Florida
Isett
Melinda Mac
Yucatan
Ilean
Donald
U.S
Uilizans
Castro
Free
Maclean
Missiles
Middle
Eest
Burgess
Burgess Lued
Hatel
Bath
Gay Paree Weather Report Drab and Dreary
The Weather Bureau records indicate Paris remains wet and dreary with tourists and locals noting persistent rain and gray skies. Temperature averages cited show cooler conditions, with data confirming a notably low monthly average compared to past norms.
Princess Meg Arrives in Athens for Living Holiday
Princess Meg, younger sister of Queen Elizabeth, arrived in Athens with her husband for a holiday. The visit marks a royal social appearance in Greece during a private stay. The couple, known as Prince and Princess of Wales, are staying at an Athens hotel.
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Athens
Greece
Prin
Coss Margaret
Briin
Tilzabeth
Snowdon
Rains Skip San Antonio as showers miss Alamo City
Weather radar showed scattered showers around the San Antonio area Saturday but none reached the city. Activity faded by sundown with no rain forecast for Sunday or Monday. Temperatures were expected to stay hot with highs around 90s and overnight lows near 105.
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San Antonio
Alamo City
Weather Bureau
Chamizal Pact Debate Opens in California
An earthquake near Mexico City prompts tremor reports as the Chamizal Pact ratification in Congress is expected. University of California sources note no damage while the quake's magnitude is placed around 5.0, about 40 miles southeast of the Mexican capital.
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Berkeley
Uaiil
Mexico City
University of Cali- Chamizal
Envy Wali
Labor Day traffic toll rises amid long holiday
The Associated Press reports Labor Day weekend fatalities climbing toward record levels with at least 182 traffic deaths since Friday 6 p.m. local time, plus two boating deaths and 10 drownings totaling 194. Speed factors accounted for about half of fatal crashes, with Texas noting 12 traffic deaths.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Pyle
Texas
Crash Kills L A Boy Injures 2 Others in Louisiana
A La. rainstorm wreck near Lottie killed Alamo Heights High School senior hopeful Ted Coppack 46 and Frank Leon a 18 of Lafayette. An Av San Antonio youth, Dudley Jackson Jr., suffered head lacerations and abrasions. The group was returning from New Orleans when the car went out of control and struck a tree.
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Alamo Heights
Lafayette
Dudley
Jackson Jr
Haskin
Lottie
Berward
Ted) Coppack
E.R. Coppack Jr
Friar Tuck
Frank Leona
New Orleans
Coppock
Alamo Heights High School
McKinley Narrowly Bounces Back in Nations Singles
Chuck McKinley of Trinity University staved off elimination at the Nations Singles Tennis Championship in Morest Hills New York, dropping the first two sets to Eduardo Zulela of Ecuador before winning the last three. Dave Hill extended his Denver Open lead with a 64 over 72 for a 204 total.
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Chuck McKinley
Trinity University
Satuday
Morest Hills
N.Y
Eduardo Zulela
Eucador
McKinley
Dave Hill
Christmas tree dedication honors drivers who will not live to see Christmas
A decorated tree in downtown St Cloud bears a sign dedicating the display to drivers who will not live to see Christmas. The tree was entered by radio station KFAM, which is playing Christmas music with the same dedication every fourth record during Labor Day weekend.
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ST. Cloud
Cubans Fire On Aircraft Over Havana Refinery
Antiaircraft batteries opened before dawn on an unidentified aircraft flying over Havana's refinery complex. No casualties reported and officials offered no confirmation or details about the incident.
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Havana
UPI
Tombs
Readers Recipe Contest Offers Philco Range
The second of five major appliance prizes in The Light's Readers Recipe Contest is a $289.50 electric Philco range from Philco Distributing Inc. Entries must reach The LIGHT by Wednesday or postmarked by Sept. 4. Include complete ingredients, method, name, address and phone number and mail to the Readers Recipe editor. You may enter every week.
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Philco
Philco Distributing Inc
the Light
Patchwork of Weather Across United States August Day
The last day of August brought varied weather across the United States with hot temperatures in the South and Southwest and milder conditions in much of the North. Light rain fell in New England and parts of the Middle Mississippi Valley and Central Plains. A slight drizzle occurred along the northern Pacific Coast.
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United States
New
Kennedy urges business backing for prompt tax cut
President Kennedy appeals to business leaders to support swift tax-cut legislation and warns that quarreling over every sentence will delay progress. The Nation’s Business interview cites need to boost exports, curb inflation, and equalize opportunity while noting the 80 month expansion and remaining unemployment and idle capacity.
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Kennedy
Nation's Business
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
New York Blonde Crowned Miss USA in Unlikely Uproar
Michele Metrinka an 18 year old blue eyed blonde from New York City won Miss USA. She stands five feet with a 36 24 36 figure. Johnson plans a 13000 mile goodwill tour to the Miss World contest across ten Scandinavian countries in November. The trip includes his wife Lynda Bird and is tied to U.S. foreign policy. Weather maps forecast cloudy conditions with light southeasterly winds and temperatures in the 40s to 70s.
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W. Va
Michele Metrinka
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Washington
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Monuro
U.S
Momhier
Lynda Bird
Sweden
Finland
Norway
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Wark
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