Nuclear testing debate in Elyria discusses Russia and checks
Elyria NAACP President I C Chapman 60 of 1918 Middle Ave argues for resuming nuclear tests while avoiding them unless Russians accept a verification system. A respondent named Albert Chames supports restraint and checks, suggesting fallout shelters as a practical measure and noting potential peaceful uses of atomic power.
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United States Rejects Pleas to Halt Pacific Nuclear Tests
At the disarmament conference in Geneva the United States refused demands from India and the Communist bloc to stop nuclear testing in the Pacific. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin criticized the move as an attempt to avoid responsibility and warned there would be no unpoliced talks on a test ban.
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Automobile Bomb Triggers Algiers Clash: One Killed
In Algiers a car bomb exploded near the Casbah wounding about 20 and killing at least one European. Moslem crowds attacked Europeans as police tried to restrain violence. The SAO conflict escalates amid threats of mass reprisals and French security measures across the city.
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Kennedy authorizes atmospheric U S nuclear tests in Pacific
The United States fires an atmospheric nuclear shot in the Pacific near Christmas Island 1 300 miles south of Honolulu after President Kennedy authorizes the AEC and Defense Department to proceed. Announcement of details follows the 5 pm EST statement and advisory notes on possible international criticism.
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Bluebelle skipper guilty in four passenger murders
The Coast Guard ruled that skipper Jola A. Harvey killed four passengers aboard the ketch Brecbhelte on November 12 and then burned the bodies in the Bahamas.
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Giant Saturn boost for U S space program details unclear
Fragmentary OCR describes Saturn related rocket events with references to upper stages debris, water, red flames, and radar data. The text mingles terms like launch, Atlantic, and mis-13, but the meaning remains obscure and several phrases appear garbled. No coherent sequence or outcomes are evident.
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Khrushchev calls for peaceful coexistence constitutional overhaul
Premier Khrushchev urged the Supreme Soviet to draft a new Soviet constitution aligned with peaceful coexistence and full socialism. He said the Stalin era 1935 charter is outdated as the USSR moves toward total communism and a revised foreign policy. Several ministers kept their posts though cabinet reshuffles were anticipated.
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