U S Presses Attack On Soviet Nuclear Testing
Washington reports three fronts of pressure against the Kremlin over resumed nuclear tests. VOA broadcasts into Soviet Union and satellite nations exposed in the blast debate. State Department calls Soviet threats an intimidation bid. OAS condemnation follows the 30 megaton explosion as Cuba abstains. Morrison and Lechuga clash over disarmament framing at the UN.
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Washington
HTNS
Privd Stans
Kremlin
U.S. Information Agency
Russia
U.S
State Department
Organization of American States
Cuba
United Nations
Delesseps 5
Senor Lechuga
OAS
Carlos Lechuga
UN Atom Proposals Doomed To Futility
In a United Nations session, India led a 71 to 2 vote approving a voluntary nuclear test moratorium. An Anglo American plan for immediate talks and a test ban treaty failed to win broad support amid Cold War tensions.
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UN Atom
United Nations, N. Y
HTNS
United Nations
General Assembly
India
United States
Britain
France
Cuba
Moscow Lights Up For Big Celebration
Moscow staged a dazzling light show on the eve of the great October celebration marking the revolution. Officials moderated speeches with Khrushchev briefly praised and a later letter from Moscow workers to the Central Committee. A concert for about 5 000 guests followed in the Kremlin area with dignitaries seated in order.
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Moscow
Bolshevic
Gorki Street
Karl Marx Avenue
Red Square
Times Square
Hollywood
Kremlin
Petrograd
Len Jingrad
Khrushchev
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Nikolai Dygai
Moscow City
Lenin
Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Leninist
Congress Hall
Jewish Congress fears Soviet move against Jewish life
The American Jewish Congress warned that the Soviet Union remains determined to crush Jewish cultural and religious life. The reaction followed a Herald Tribune dispatch on Gedalia Rubinovich Pechersky, a Leningrad Jewish leader, said to be jailed for treasonable activity with a 12 year sentence, in a secret trial.
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New York
Htns
American Jewish Congress
Soviet Union
The
Herald Tribune News Service
Gedalia Rubinovich Pechersky
Congress
Ussr
Phil Baum
Directo
AJC Commission On International
Rowland Evans Jr
News Service
Russia
Evans
Pechersky
Leningrad
Chronicle-Telegran Telegram
AJC
State Dept Has No Plans for Berlin Talks Yet
Washington UPI reports the State Department plans no exploratory talks with Russia on Berlin until allied access questions are resolved. Linegin White cited no talks currently, while noting Jewish religious groups face repression in the Soviet Union including closures of synagogues and bans on Hebrew education.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Russia
Berlin
East Berlin
Department
Linegin White
AJC
Baum
Ussr
Soviet Union
Northwest Quake Shakes Portland Area Residents
A 23 second earthquake struck northwest Oregon and southwest Washington late Monday, central near Portland. The quake registered six to seven on the Mercalli scale and four on the Richter scale, with a 3 mile center near Portland and minimal damage reported.
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Portland
Ore
UPN
Oregon
Washington
University of Washington
Frank Neumann
Neumann
Troubadors Battle Reds Through Lao Mohlam Tours
In Laos USIS revives Mohlam troubadour teams to counter Communist promises. Three teams, paid $30 monthly, travel the Mekong River to villages under Pathet Lao influence. The performers mock the regime with songs and verses, portraying happiness as a hollow reward for arm loss. Everett Bumgardner, a 36 year old USIS officer, leads the effort.
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Washington
Laos
U.S
Information Service
USIS
Mekong
Pathet Lao
Everet Bumgardner
Illiterate Read Leads to Tank Mess in Store Basement
A store basement storage tank read 1.000 gallons on its gauge. An oil deliveryman pumped 1.000 gallons into the tank, causing a spill that firefighters spent an hour cleaning up. The chaotic text also mentions Arlington Virginia and unrelated mob themes.
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Evanston, Ill
UPI
Richard Reith
Reith
Service Sons Brings Three Sons to Military Service
The Rev. BK. Bruno Neumann pastor of Luther Memorial Church in Chicago notes his three sons serving in the Armed Forces. One in the Army, one in the Navy, and one in the Marines.
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Chicago
UPS
BK. Bruno Neumann
Luther Memorial Caured
Chicago police chief in trouble over Carine Corps grounds
UPI reports Police Supt. Orlando W. Wilson faced scrutiny as Mayor Richard Daley told the county board that the 0-acre Carine Corps site is zoned for single family dwellings, highlighting land-use concerns.
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Chicago
UPI
Orlando W. Wilson
Carine Corps
Richard Daley
County Board
UN head appointment sparks cautious optimism
World In A Spin notes U Thant’s acting secretary general role with Soviet support, while warning Russia may still push a troika system and hamstring Thant. Humphrey urges West Germany to push Berlin talks. VA to close 161 one man offices, eight in Ohio. Crosby, son of Bing Crosby, sent home from hospital. Market outlook remains confident. analysts advise selective bullishness and high quality stocks. Dodd calls for more US military aid and nukes, Florio reappointed to Ohio cosmetology board. Dodge reports Ohio contracts up 10 percent. Goodyear wins 5 million Subrac contract. Landsberg warns polluted air, not nuclear fallout, is today's threat. Credit Bureau scolds for unpaid taxes. Kennedy pledges pursuit of peace with Kekkonen.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
United Nations
U Thant
Burma
Russia
Thant
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
Kremlin
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Vinn
Europe
West Germany
Berlin
Adenauer
Veterans Administration
Ohio
Hamilton
Portsmouth
Springfield
Cambridge
Zanesville
Canton
Steubenville
Youngstown
Nathaniel Patrick Crosby
Los Angeles
Bing
Kathy Grant Crosby
Standard & Poor
A. M. Kidder & CO
F. W. Dodge Corp
Cleveland
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Akron
H. E. Landsberg
U.S. Weather Bureau
Office of Climatology
Cincinnati
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MiumEpEes
Atto
Asia
Latin America
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Bel Air
Richard Nixon
Pat
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Santa Monica
Evening Outlook
Jewish Congress
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
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Lorain
Arlington
Mobiam
Bumgardner
N. Stafford St
Service Sons
Edward A. Wilson
And
Columbus
Thomas J. Dodd
D.-Conn
U. S
Joseph Florio
State Board of Cosmetology
George R. Phillips
LA. 3
Soil Conservation Service
Credit Bureau of
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John R. Nesby
Kennedy
Kekkonen
Elyrea
Ostendorf-Morris Company
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