Nations urge UN action against Russia 50 megaton test
Eight small nations led a united push for a General Assembly resolution condemning Russia plans for a 50 megaton nuclear explosion. The sponsors urged top priority, while the UN Security Council admitted Mauritania and Outer Mongolia amid broad resistance to China’s participation, signaling tensions over Cold War disarmament and nuclear danger.
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UPI
General Assembly
U.N
Russia
Mauritania
Outer Mongolia
Security Council
China
United Nations
United States
United Arab Republic
Morocco
Cuba
Mali
Semyon Tsarapkin
World Reacts to Soviet Nuclear Tests Across Nations
Nations in the Northern Hemisphere consider protections against fallout as Soviet tests proceed. Britain and Holland store food, Namway installs sirens, Japanese citizens receive safeguards, and health officials in the United States convene to plan actions. Experts caution that widespread danger requires escalated blast activity before milk becomes hazardous.
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Soviet Union
Semyon Tsarapkin
United Na
Tions
Britain
Holland
Namway
United States
Washington
Science and Technology Agency
Internal unions clash over Bendix-West- plant strike
A fractious bulletin from Local 971 UAW cites ignorance and unauthorized action by the International Union over a one week strike at Bendix-West plant. Leaders lament the lack of authorization while Fingulin and Lacki face expulsion threats for alleged violations. Trials occurred Oct. 14 with protests denied.
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Lucki
Fingulin
Rendiscermnlaves
UAW
International
Edward Lewis
Brown
Cleveland
Bulletin
Walter
Walter Reuth
Creene
Lacki
Ilegal
International Union
Lalcki
Bendix
Missing Housewife Believed Alive in Lincoln Search
Lincoln Massachusetts evidence indicates housewife Joan Risch 71 may still be alive after she vanished from her bloodstained home. A large Woodland and cabin search with helicopters and FBI agents scouring cottages and camps follows a violent scene described by state police chemists.
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Lincoln
Mass
UPI
Aeme Tere
Bedford
Boston
Elicopters
FBI
Local 71 contract talks extend job protections
Efforts to negotiate a new contract continue but no progress is disclosed. Both sides have submitted proposals. Members of Local 71 remain working under an extension of the old contract.
A Child Pleads to Stop Bombs From Russias
President Kennedy received a penciled note from a Marine City Michigan student. The unsigned letter pleads stop the bombing and mentions Santa am and an 89 year old student named Michelle Rochen. The message shows confusion and fragmented phrases but conveys a plea for peace.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Marine
City
Mich
Ingreth Pole
Santa Am
Michelle Rochen
United States to test underground nuclear device for peaceful uses
President Kennedy announced plans for a world first underground atomic test about two months hence. The device will release power of about 5,000 tons of TNT, set 1,200 feet underground in a Carlsbad rock salt bed, inviting all UN members to observe.
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Washington
UPD
United States
Kennedy
United Nations
Russia
Carlsbad
Fallout uncertainty in US from Soviet tests
Washington officials and scientists at a two day health conference say evidence is lacking that current Soviet nuclear tests produce harmful US fallout levels. They caution against public alarm and note natural radiation reduces exposure compared with past tests.
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Washington
UPI
Geneva
Wssu Bude
United States
Lorain County Approval of Shipbuilding Pact Reported
Lorain County voters signal strong approval of a pact with the American Ship Building Co. amid reports of a large mandate on the contract proposal. Internal Revenue refunds are discussed by officials, while a county meeting hears about ongoing questions surrounding mental retardation, with details on the speaker and location noted.
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Lorain County
Internal Revenue Department
Council Race Eyed by Elyria Editorial
The Chronicle Telegram argues the City Council election on November 7 in Elyria is the pivotal race this cycle. It outlines why the council contest matters and presents its recommendations on the editorial page.
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Elyria
Chronicle - Telegram
UF Falls Short Extend Drive In Elyria Campaign
Workers in the 1962 United Fund drive for Greater Elyria were told they had $73,388.03 still to raise to hit the $362,320 goal and were given seven more days. The luncheon featured music by the Elyria High School String Ensemble as divisions reported totals across Industrial Corporate and other groups, with overall progress near 80 percent of targets.
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United Fund of
Sone Temple
Alcam
Total Geographics Group
Paigners
Earl R. Henderson
Elyria
High and Low in Nation Report
The U.S. Weather Bureau recorded the day’s extreme temperatures with Big Piney Wyoming at 11 degrees as the low and Yuma Arizona reaching 2 degrees for Wednesday’s high.
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Northeastern
Ohio
New York
UPU
U.s.weather Bureau
Big Piney
Wyo
Yuma
Ariz
East German police halt crossing into East Berlin
East German communist police stopped a U S military police sedan with an Army driver and a civilian passenger attempting to cross into East Berlin. The vehicle returned to the Western sector 25 minutes later.
American Officers Engage With Detained Civilians at East Berlin Crossing
After civilian Irwin Firestone met a Communist police liaison, Russian speaking military police, at West Bertin. Communist police blocked the crossing at the eastern end. An unarmed American border officer twice entered East Berlin to talk with the detainees in the sedan.
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Irwin Firestone
West Bertin
East Berlin
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