Soviet Split Skews Berlin Deadline and Stalinist Line
Khrushchev ends December 31 showdown threat with Berlin, signaling trouble for East German leader Ulbricht and lingering Stalinist defenses. Voroshilov defends Stalinist policy while questions rise about Khroushchev’s stance on the party, army interference, and internal power struggles. Chou En-lai attacks Kennedy as a dangerous warmonger in Moscow.
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Bashir Ahmad Visits White House During U S Tour
Pakistani camel driver Bashir Ahmad tours the White House with Mrs. Johnson before continuing to New York. He plans shopping at Macy’s and Rockefeller Center, riding the subway, and spending a night at the Waldorf. He praises Lincoln and notes education as theft-proof.
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DiSalle Declines Run as Ohio Governor for 1966
Columbus Ohio Democratic Gov Michael V DiSalle announced he will not seek re election next year He will push his programs as governor and back other candidates Names mentioned include J Grant Keys highway safety director and former Elyria mayor Also Atty Gen Mark McElroy and Cleveland Mayor Anthony Celebreeze eyed as possible successors DiSalle spoke late to cabinet saying the decision was not easy and he is very human The decision shifts focus to Democratic hopefuls and ends his run for a fourth term on the bench in Ohio
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Six Seek Red Test Halt in Nuclear Debate
United Nations debates a halt to atmospheric tests as Premier Khrushchev warns of a 50 to 60 megaton Soviet blast potential. Adlai Stevenson cautions the U.S. will not enter a trap and backs a moratorium if Russia ends tests. The General Assembly addresses the issue amid warnings and resolutions.
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U S Urged To Resume Nuclear Tests
UPI reports Lt. Gen. Arthur G. Trudeau urged resuming U S nuclear testing to match Soviet activity. He argued renewed tests could deter Soviet bomb development, citing Russia's rapid testing pace and advanced knowledge growth in atomic weapons. Trudeau noted potential 50 megaton designs and emphasized U S progress and need to act.
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Soviets Detonate Arctic Nuclear Test Near Novaya Zemlya
The Soviet Union conducted another test explosion in the Arctic near Novaya Zemlya, per the Uppsala Seismological Observatory. The blast occurred at 4:07 a.m. EDT and was not in the megaton class, according to the observatory spokesman.
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Reds Seek A Picture Of Unity
Moscow and Peiping push a united front amid Albania tensions as the 22nd Soviet party congress enters its fourth day behind closed doors. Chou En-lai appeals for enduring friendship between China and the Soviet Union while urging dispute resolution within Marxism Leninism. Khrushchev’s attack on Albanian leaders is downplayed, signaling efforts to keep Sino Soviet quarrels private.
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Where To Turn ORAL AGREEMENT Ends Threat at Cleveland Plant
Cleveland plant talks avert production disruption at Ford's Lorain Assembly Plant as managers press for a workable oral agreement. UNITED FUND audit adds 3.15 dollars to total contributions amid ongoing fundraising efforts.
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What Are Reds Doing About Civil Defense
A Moscow dispatch notes scarce public drills since before World War II and little visible shelter infrastructure for a nuclear age in the Soviet Union. There is no home shelter campaign and private self-help kits are hard to obtain, with mass papers ignoring civil defense while a few first aid pamphlets touch on radiation dangers.
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Weather and staffing plans mix in Northeastern Ohio
The forecast calls for cloudy, windy and cold conditions with scattered showers today and tonight. High near 43, low around 35 to 50. Saturday should bring mostly sun and warmer temperatures. Washington reports indicate the State Department plans cuts of about 500 personnel over the year due to congressional budget reductions, with precipitation measured at 0.23 inches over the 24 hour period ending 8 PM EDT.
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