Fallout From Big Red Bomb Reaches U S This Week
Washington reports the first fallout dose from Russia's 30 to 50 megaton blast will reach North America about Thursday or Friday. Experts say most debris is in the stratosphere and will wash down next spring while some lower-altitude fallout could raise regional radiation briefly.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Russia
North America
Weather Bureau
Robert List
Bureau
Atmospheric Radioactivity Research Project
United States
James Terrill
U.S. Public Health Service
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party Congress
Moscow
Khrushchev
Earth
Teamster Leader Says AFL-CIO Members Seek to Join Teamsters
Phoenix official Bill Waggoner head of Local 104 and Teamsters Joint Council 71 says AFL-CIO members request affiliation with the Teamsters but are advised to stay with current unions. He notes the Arizona council covers Albuquerque and El Paso areas and stresses not seeking to take over other jurisdictions.
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Phoenix
UPI
Teamsters Union
Teamster
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
Bill Waggoner
Teamsters Joint Council
Arizona
Albuquerque
N.M
el Paso
Tex
Waggoner
Western Conferae of Teamsters
Portland
East Germany Faces Meat Shortage Amid Collectivization Failure
East Germany may face tighter meat and animal feed shortages as fully collectivized farming proves weak. Poor weather and mismanagement shrink grain and potato crops, risking livestock losses even with Soviet aid expected. skilled labor fleeers worsen supply.
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East Germany
Wasningen
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Eastern European Agricuture
Europe
West Germany
Pickets Protest Jet Shipment To Yugoslavia
In San Diego a rally was planned at Horton Plaza while about 15 pickets gathered at the 10th Avenue Marine Terminal to protest the shipment of TV2 jet trainers to Yugoslavia. Four crates of TV2 jets were loaded onto the Yugoslav freighter Trbovlje, part of a 153-plane transfer from the United States.
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Yugoslavia
San Diego
UPI
10Th Avenue Marine Terminal
U.S
Jugoslavia
Horton Plaza
Trbovlje
San Francisco
Heer
Lichfield Naval Air Facility
Phoenix
Beard Contest Entices Hunters at Scottsdale Parade
Deer hunters gain special entry preference in the Beard contest during Scottsdale Parada del Sol. Pat O'Brien, Jaycees western week chair, says hunters may grow beards early next week to avoid shaving during a safari. The deer season opens Friday and contestants may contact O'Brien at WH 6 5471 or WH 6 6407.
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Scottsdale Parada del Sol
Pat O’brien
The
Jaycees
O’brien
Remarks on U S Nuclear Power Called Misleading
Maj. Alexander P. De Seversky rebukes Gilpatric and the DOD for claiming the United States has tens of thousands of nuclear delivery vehicles He argues the threat is overstated and delivery capability matters more than stockpile size advocating improved aircraft and strategic shifts instead. De Seversky highlights his WWII credentials and stakes for defense policy.
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New York
UPI
Alexander P. de Seversky
Defense Department
United States
Hot Springs
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Gilpatric
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
de Seversky
Mortuary Aide Attends School
Eugene H. Tomlinson an apprentice at Messinger Mortuary and Chapel for 18 months attends San Francisco College of Mortuary Science. He is son of Mr and Mrs Clinton Tomlinson Angus Dr and will take a four semester leave of absence. He has served in the Marshal's Posse reserve and the Rural Fire Dept for the past year.
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Eugene H. Tomlinson
Messinger Mortuary and Chapel
San Francisco College of Mortuary Science
Tomlinson
Clinton Tomlinson
Angus
Marshal’s Posse Reserve
Rural Fire Dept
Arizona Highway Commission Awards 6 Million in Road Contracts
The Arizona Highway Commission awarded over six million dollars in road construction contracts. Fisher Contracting of Phoenix received two awards totaling about 2.5 million for U S 66 near Peach Springs and U S 60 near Springerville. Martin Construction of Tucson won 1.38 million for the Grant Road Interchange and railroad underpass. Tanner Brothers of Phoenix got 1.18 million for the Salt River bridge. Additional awards went to Ethridge Contracting Tucson Construction Materials Ashton Highway Steel San Francisco and others with smaller sums.
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Fisher Contracting Co
Phoenix
Peach Springs
U.S. 60
Springerville
Martin Construction Co
Tucson
Grant Road
Tanner Brothers of
Salt River
Kenneth A. Ethridge Contracting Co
Construction Materials Co
Ashton Co., Inc
Highway Steel Contracting Co
San Francisco
Tanner
Arizona Canal
Vinnell Corp
Robert R.adams
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Ous
Terrill
Health Service
Division of Radiological Health
Soviet Arctic
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Arctic
List
Ation
America
United Press International
Bob Wilson
Calif
ARVEL
China
Wright & Sanborn Jewelry & Gifts
E. 1St Street
Western Savings
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Fifth Avenue
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Eral
Strategic Air Command
State Highway Commission
Farmers Insurance Exchange
E. Thomas
Scottsdale Rd
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