Famine and Mass Deportations Reported in Red China
Eyewitness reports describe widespread famine in Manchuria and mass deportations of elderly refugees from Harbin area. White Russians fled Bolshevik rule to China and recount severe rations, hunger, and fear under collectivization and Chinese authorities.
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Paris
Iliner
Hong Kong
Tikhon Baidin
United Nations
Masa
Manchuria
China
Harbin
Nour
Jand Young
Manchur
Red China
Yiyoung
Kremlin
Agees
Ivan Makovsky
Soviet Missile Costs Believed to be High
U.S. and Soviet anti missile programs dominate defense debate as Dr. Harold Brown says Soviet spending is substantial but may not exceed U.S. needs. Zeus system risks radar confusion while Nike Zeus and laser concepts advance. Bambi satellites could intercept during boost.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Defense Department
Harold Brown
Defense Research and Engineering
Minuteman
Aians
Indica
Cials
Siane
Zeus
House
Dr.good
Brown
Midas
Cali
Earth
Kwajalein
Mid Pacific
ARPA
Jack P
Bullet
Bambi
Raina
Cigarette Cancer Report Shocks British Public Health Debate
A lengthy British debate unfolds over the Royal Physicians report on cigarette smoking and lung cancer. Government and health officials push for warnings, education, and potential advertising restrictions while tobacco interests resist, fearing revenue loss and market impact. Local authorities publish posters and pamphlets to deter youth smoking as public concern grows.
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BTNS
Lowdon Observer Service
London
The
Royal
Don
Manchester
Bristol
Meretania
Gener
Selwyn Lloyd
Htealth
Ind.co
Lord Hailsham
House of Lords
Ford
Global tensions and local mishaps fill a busy world page
Reports from Tirana raise concerns of escalating violence in the Moslem city as the Secret Army Organization may provoke more killings. Chinese sources hint at upcoming nuclear tests. Geneva disarmament talks show slim hope. In Korea, U S officials fear inflation pressures from a five year push. Gen Lemnitzer heard North Korea may be deprioritized by Moscow. John Glenn to receive Hubbard Medal in Washington as Lyndon Johnson attends.
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Tirana
Albania
Geneva
South Korea
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Republic of Korea
Kremlin
North Korea
John H. Glenn Jr
National Geographic Society
Lyndonb. Johnson
House Armed Services Committee
Alan F. Reeves
Ohio
Knoxville
Iowa
Lunsaker Wife Urges Ban After Boxing Injury
Mrs. Tunney Hunsaker, widow of the heavyweight boxer hospitalized with a brain injury, said she hopes boxing is banned. Separately, early lighthouse records cite towers built by Labyans and Cushites in lower Egypt over seven centuries before Christ.
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Lower
Egypt
Spanish Matador Belmonte Dies at 69 in Utrera
Juan Belmonte, 69, renowned matador extraordinary, died of a heart attack at his estate near Seville. He shaped modern bullfighting, inspired Hemingway and sparked a legendary rivalry with Joselito during 1916 to 1920, then retired in 1935 to private life.
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Utrera
Spain
Juan Belmonte
Seville
Ernest Hemingway
Sidney Franklin
Lewis Gannett
Herald
Belmonte
Buffalo Bill
Rudolf Valentino
Commander Hobson
Nijinsky
Babe Ruth
America
Incredibia Minot
Tures
Pete Ree
Belmonte/Tuarrel
Joselito
Veronicas
Bull
Madrid
Barcelona
Valencia
Bilbao
Algeciras
Can
Granada
Ferias
Pamplona
Santador
Matador
Sebastian
Salamanos
Belmonteshia
Selito
Bel
Monte
Carlier
Peel
Strontium 90 Fallout Levels Decline With Time
Health officials report strontium 90 and related isotopes detaching from the atmosphere after a fallout event. Strontium 89 mirrors calcium in the body and concentrates in bones as it decays, contributing to radiation exposure. The report notes iodine and other isotopes have diminished while strontium activity remains monitored.
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Health Service
Kennedy dynastic risks in Massachusetts Senate bid
Washington reports Kennedy family intra party pressure as Edward M Kennedy faces a contested path to the U S Senate seat. Allies fear a bad showing could dent the president’s prestige while Edward’s youth and rivals from Massachusetts politics complicate a potential campaign.
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Sume
Washington
TNS
Edward
Kennedy
Kennnedy
Mason
Edward M. Kenly
Semoutichisetts
Trong
Massachusetts
United States
Mammal
Edward Imuristraben
Eale
Massachutts
Democraty
O'Donnell
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Lawrence F O'Brien
Edwards
Edward J
Katt Meter En
Roneee van Bent
Hernrtes
McCormack
Mas Mlence
Toomjedty
White House
Amis
Edward Sillen
Cormack
Tion
Edward Roortng
George
Dan
Har
O'Bren
Young Lodge
Unitediger
Besvard
Kennedy Brothers
United
Jacal
Henry Cabot
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Romford
UPH
Agrculture Department
Countrie
Chronicle
Sundape
Leva Bodare
Washa
John Ansell
Uniontown
Mark
Jefferson Memorial
Edward A. Wilson
Herald Tribune News Service
U.S.A
Brooklyn Hospital
Venus At Large
Morosco
Henry Denker
Dand Wayne
William Prince Martin Gilbert
van Alstyne
Noel & Co
Blaby
England
Robert M. Smith JR
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Lines
Smith
Mrs. Tunney Hunsaker
JFK
Rome
Eiesos
R David Wisk
Edward Wkeni
Pric
Chadwick
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Sachusetts Politcans
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