Army Chief touts U S arms lead over Reds
Army Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr. tells UPI that the United States is leapfrogging the Soviet Union in tanks artillery and rifles. He says tactical nuclear weapons may be better and endorses Nike Zeus as a defense against intercontinental ballistic missiles. Stahr discusses limited nuclear options and the absence of absolute defense.
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Justice Frankfurter in hospital with rest and observation
The 79 year old Supreme Court Justice Frankfurter was rushed to Washington University Hospital for rest and observation after a reported illness. Doctors said he was in good condition and the Army lagged in materiel, with no indication of critical risk. The report notes a separate comment from an official about modernization and military power discussions.
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Unemployment Drops Amid Mixed Economic Signals
UPI reports March unemployment fell by 161000 to 4,382,000 while long term job seekers rose and total employment reached a peak around 66.3 million. Labor Secretary Goldberger calls the trend slightly favorable as lawmakers debate recovery amid ongoing long term job difficulties.
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Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with showers forecast
Northeastern Ohio sees a day of rain ending at moonrise with partly cloudy skies. Temperatures around 37 to 43 a.m. and 64 only on Thursday with sunrise at 6 93 am and moonrise at 7 40 pm. Seasonal warmth returns with normal highs near 56 and steady daily precipitation totaling about three quarters of an inch over five days.
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Judge Silences Witness in Gloucester Court
In Gloucester England a judge silenced a talkative woman witness during a case. UPI quotes the judge saying Please stop This is the only place in the world where a man has the last word.
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Soviets Challenge U S Push on Uranium Controls
At Geneva the Soviet delegation opposed American efforts to regulate uranium and plutonium, arguing for a broad general disarmament framework. Valerian Zorin urged a comprehensive approach, calling for an international body to verify destruction of weapons and prevent area-by-area deals.
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Red Fears on Soviet Nuclear Tests and West Talks
Analysts warn Russia may push for more atmospheric tests while resisting strong international inspection. They caution against assuming a U.S. lag as East West talks on a test ban stall over Kremlin opposition to intrusive controls. President Kennedy signals resumed tests unless a treaty with firm oversight is reached.
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Where To Turn CD Test Scheduled Tornado Alert
Lorain County Civil Defense to run a first page alert test in the tad section indicating a tornado warning drill and public notification planned, detailing procedure and contact points for residents and schools.
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Marines Revive Drumming Out Of Corps At Norfolk
A 20 year old Tennessee youth, released from the brig after a larceny sentence, was drummed out of the Marine Corps in a revived ceremony at Norfolk Barracks. The ritual, meant to deter misconduct, featured The Death March as drums sounded and the man faced four platoons while receiving a bad conduct discharge dated April 4 1962 signed by William C Capehart.
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New Atlas Centaur Test Delayed by Cape Weather
CAPE CANAVERAL UP I reports heavy clouds and strong winds forced postponement of the Atlas Centaur maiden flight. Officials expect a possible new launch Saturday, weather permitting, to photograph and test the hydrogen fueled second stage.
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