Kennedy warns China poses greater threat in 1970s
President Kennedy warns in a news conference that Red China could be a more dangerous challenge than any since World War II. He cites Asia tensions and potential for direct conflict if Beijing pursues aggression, while signaling steps toward a partial nuclear test ban and closer defense coordination with allies.
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Kennedy warns on anti-missile protection limits
President Kennedy told Americans to abandon expectations of a guaranteed anti-missile shield after the Pentagon spent 1.3 billion on research and plans more, arguing that defense work also advances offensive missile capabilities and that a reliable defense remains unlikely.
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Kennedy
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Trading Stagnant Across Markets Amid Mixed Moves
New York reports dull trading on both the American Exchange and countermarket with little overall direction. Purex, Searle, Cracket, Warner Swasey and Associates Transport show small gains as investors await merger approvals and broader earnings signals. The Nation closes slightly lower as market activity remains subdued.
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French paratroopers clash with Algerians injuring soldiers
In Montpellier two French soldiers were injured and an Algerian consular attaché suffered cuts and bruises after a clash between French paratroopers and Algerian forces on Thursday night. Police were investigating the incident.
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Civil rights clash fuels Kennedy comments and picket clashes
President Kennedy spoke on civil rights amid Brooklyn picket disruptions where police have arrested over 60 in two weeks. He urged lawful remedies, noted the crisis’s scope, and discussed limits on facilities bills with Attorney General Kennedy open to excluding pools and barber shops from anti bias provisions.
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Realists in the South Adapt After Integration Debate
A 1983 feature analyzing Southern life under pressure from integration and federal action. It notes Tuscaloosa and other cities resisting changes, with officials like Gov. Ross Barnett and Gov. George Wallace cited as shaping local responses. The piece portrays a quiet, diverse mix of support and resistance among realists.
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Macmillan Plans to Stay on as Prime Minister
Prime Minister Macmillan said on television he plans to stay in office to finish tasks he believes he can help complete. He gave no hint of resigning and said he has broad support in Parliament and the country, though some Conservative MPs and followers think he should step down.
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Macmillan
Commons
Ballooning Grandmother Keeps Up With Fearless Flights
Mrs. Keith of Hartford County became known as the flying grandmother after a balloon landing emergency in Farmington Memorial Forest. She explains she turned off the gas and navigated through trees, faces FAA scrutiny, and continues ballooning to stay active with five children and nine grandchildren watching.
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World in a spin items mix politics crime and weather
A jumble of unrelated notes reports unions negotiating, barbershops and beauty parlors not serving travelers, Ohio wage trends, a drowning at East Harbor State Park in Ottawa County, and a Coast Guard recovery. Nuclear policy comments by Nixon and de Gaulle appear amid local notices from Lorain County printing.
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Judge Orders Teevdos Plating Co to Appear in Court
Federal Judge Paul Jones yesterday ordered Teevdos Plating Co of Cleveland to appear in court on September 10 to answer civil contempt charges. The move follows a Labor Department application alleging noncompliance with an injunction issued in 1956 regarding overtime pay, record keeping, and shipping provisions.
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