Nuclear Terror From Space Analysis of Russia’s megaton weapons threat
Washington reports that Russia plans to resume testing to develop superpowerful bombs of 1. 2. 10. and 100 megatons, potentially deliverable by orbiting rockets or space platforms. UPI notes White House warnings of global fallout hazards, and examines US response including hardened bases and larger missile carry capabilities. experts debate neutron bombs and battlefield use versus city destruction.
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Russia
UPI Space
Joseph L. Myfer
Bikini
Yuri Gagarin
Gherman Titov
Earth
U. 5 S
White House
United States
John Stennis
D-Miss
Titov
Russia resumes experimental nuclear tests amid tense global outlook
Russia announced it would resume experimental tests of nuclear weapons, signaling a possible end to the moratorium and raising international tensions. Observers in Geneva had expected a Geneva maneuver to shift blame to the United States, while Khrushchev boasted of new devices and a 100 megaton bomb concept. Soviet media also claimed a strong blast in the Caucasus, though no confirmation of a nuclear nature was given.
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Russia
Britain
France
United States
U. S
China
Hiroshima
Moscow
UPI
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Caucasus
Delay Talks Put Off At Nuclear Test Ban Conference
The three power nuclear test ban talks were postponed until further notice after Russia said it would resume tests. U.S. Ambassador Arthur Dean proposed the delay as he headed to Washington for talks with President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk. British and Western delegations supported postponement, with Soviet stance believed favorable in informed quarters.
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UPI
United States
Russia
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Washington
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
David Ormsby Gore
United Nations
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
Adlai Stevenson
State Department
Kretrlin
Khrushchev
White House
Arthur H.dean
Soviet Nuclear Test Shocks Nonaligned Nations
In Belgrade the nonaligned delegates react with anger and bewilderment as the Soviet Union resumes nuclear testing. Khrushchev’s sudden decision contrasts with President Kennedy's diplomatic appeal, celebrated as a cautious Western opening by neutral diplomats.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
UPI
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Temperature extremes reported across nation
The UPI report notes the lowest temperature this morning was 3 degrees at Big Piney Wyoming and the highest reached 102 degrees at Yuma Arizona.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Big Piney
Wyo
Yoma
Brazil's Goulart Returns Face Strong Military Rebuff
Brazil moves to Rio Grande do Sul as Second Army Navy and Air Force begin operations against Goulart supporters in the state. In Brasília Congress rejects a military manifest urging a parliamentary system, affirming the constitutional inauguration of Goulart.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Brazil
Rio Grande Do Sul
Joao Goulart
Journal of Brazil
Naional Telecommunications Council
Goulart
South America
Janio Quadros
Buenos Aires
Porto Alegre
Miami
Brasilia
Congress
Jean Goulart
Shelters Displayed and City Notices Review
Page summary lists sections across the issue including shelters reviewed for food and fallout, a feature on Avon Lake and Birmingham, courthouse news, obituaries, hospital and medical notes, market reports, municipal court, police department, sports pages, stocks, and a suburban calendar. It references notable names and various city sections.
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Avon Lake
Birmingham
Milan
North Ridgeville
Red Smith
Wellington
Swift Punishment Due Red Enemies
Berlin dispatch reports East German authorities issued a brutal justice order under the state motto defend the socialist republic. Youth bands called order groups target enemies of the state and West press readers with harsher penalties including bans on Western media and engagement with imperialist plots. Children separated from fleeing parents will be cared for to raise them in socialist morality.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Neue Justiz
West
Socialist Republic
German Democratic Republic
Ling Wester
Officials Probe Plant Fatality at National Tube Co
Officials at the National Tube Co plant investigated a fatal accident that killed 56 year old Paul Rush, a crane operator with 24 years at the plant. Rush, of 4050 East River Rd, died after being crushed when foundry material fell from a railroad car. He leaves a wife, children, and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are set in Avon Lake with burial in Elmwood Cemetery Lorain.
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National Tube Co
NTC
Paul Rush
East River Rd
Rush
Avon Baptist Church
Gladys P. (Smailey) Rush
Donald
Charles A
Robert
Paul Jr
Avon Lake
Gerald
Dean
Sheffield Lake
Phyllis May Ard
Betty Ann
Wilma Piper
Nankin
Ohio
Lloyd
Fontana
Calif
Roy
Avon
Burmeister
Missile Blows Up at Cape Canaveral During Test Launch
UPI reports scientists study high speed photos after a Minuteman intercontinental missile exploded inside an underground silo during a launch attempt. The incident prompted investigation to determine the cause and any potential safety implications.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
No Shooting From Hip Is U S Stand On Russia Tests
Washington UPI Kennedy will not rush U S response to Russia resuming nuclear tests. He called urgent meetings with Cabinet and congressional leaders but ordered no knee jerk action while assessing global impact. Administration weighs possible UN condemnation and staged future tests as public opinion shifts.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
U.S
Kennedy
Kremlin
Thej
Tass
If We Must Shoot Nuclear Testing And Nike Zeus
Washington reports that resuming nuclear tests would aid anti missile research including Nike Zeus. Military leaders seek data on yield to weight, kill distance and high altitude effects to improve defense as BMEWS offers only warning against intercontinental missile strikes.
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Washington
United States
America
Kwajiein Island
Pacific
Alaska
Greenland
Scotland
Strategic Air Command
Dental Anesthetic Fatal To Girl 11
An 11 year old Sandusky girl Silly Marie Hughes died in a dentist chair after teeth were pulled. Erie County coroner Dr Jack Walker said the death followed gas from the anesthetic, properly administered but poorly tolerated by the girl’s system. The burial was held after funeral services.
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Sandusky
Silly Marie Hughes
Marie Hughes
Jack Walker
Erie County
Walker
Bethel Springs
UPI
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Pleasant Weekend Weather Outlook for Ohio Labor Day
Ohioans face a pleasant Labor Day weekend with warm afternoons and mild nights under a high pressure system. Dry conditions expected through Friday with a chance of thunderstorms in the Northwest counties. Patchy fog blankets much of the state, denser in river valleys especially along the Ohio River. Temperatures early morning include Cleveland 61 Findlay 60 Columbus 59 and Cincinnati 68.
Labor Day traffic deaths and injuries projected by NSC
The National Safety Council estimates 420 fatalities and 17 000 disabling injuries over Labor Day weekend from 6 pm to midnight Monday. The year before reported 415 deaths and the all time high was 453 deaths in 1951 per UPI counts.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
NSC
United Press International
Navajo Indians Die In Utah Car Crash Rock Cliff
Six Navajo Indians were killed and a seventh seriously injured when their car slammed into a rock cliff in Mexican Hat Utah. The crash occurred Wednesday in the small southeastern Utah community.
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Utah
UPI
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