U S Could Expand Tests Quickly Says McNamara
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara tells the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the United States could rapidly expand nuclear testing if Russia breaks the pact banning above ground tests. He notes the pace depends on weapon type and location, with underground tests forming a base for broader atmospheric testing if needed.
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Robert S. McNamara
United States
Russia
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
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Thei
Nevada
U.S
McNamara
Perez Jimenez Trip Home Delayed Until Friday
Former Venezuelan dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez faced possible return to Venezuela for trial as Florida judges maneuver over bond and paternity claims. Authorities sought conditions, while a stay lingered. Perez Jimenez remains in Dade County Jail with appellate reviews looming and a separate damages case unresolved.
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Miami
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Anderson
Flara
Florida District Court of Appeals
Darrey Davis
Warren L. Jones
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Jacksonville
Perez Jime
Harvie S. Duval
Enrique A. Garcia Jr
Long Island
N.Y
Dominican Republic
Garcia
Dade County
Dr Wade Rogers, 69, Retired Dentist, Dies
Dr Wade Rogers, a 69 year old retired dentist and longtime Tucson resident of 30 years, died unexpectedly in OceansideCalifornia while visiting. Born in Bloomington Indiana he practiced in Bloomington Hammond and South Bend before retiring in Tucson in 1933. He belonged to American Legion Epps Randolph Masonic Lodge and First Methodist Church. Survived by wife Garth and son Dr William Rogers of Tucson. Funeral plans set. body to return to Tucson for burial.
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Sout Bend
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Bell Funeral Home
IUE Chief Critiques NAM and U.S. Chamber
IUE president James B. Carey urged the NAM and the Chamber of Commerce to back civil rights and full employment, arguing their support could help pass Kennedy civil rights programs. He said both groups historically opposed the 1947 full employment act and federal aid to education, urging stronger labor support.
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James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
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Carey
Chambers
Kennedy
Can't Buy Happiness Says Professor in Texas
SAN ANTONIO Tex 4 A Columbia University educator said money can buy happiness. Dr Gordon Kropf associate professor of education argued rich men as a group are happier than poor men. He spoke at a mental health workshop noting clerical workers and wives of unskilled workers as the unhappiest group.
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Museum Seizures of Foreign Gold Coins at San Antonio
UPI reports U S customs agents seized 1600 dollars worth of foreign gold coins from a San Antonio museum display. They warned Museum Director Dr. William A Burns he could be fined up to twice the coins value under the 1933 gold act. Burns said the coins were donated years ago by Albert Hirschfield and signs were placed in empty cases noting seizure.
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UPI
U.S
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Burns
United States
Albert Hirschfield
Public uniforms urged for county workers in Stockton
San Joaquin County supervisors chairman Charles Hawkins proposed yesterday that county employees wear uniforms to be easily recognized by the public in streets, coffee shops, and taverns while they should be minding the store.
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Calif
UPI
Charles Hawkins
San Joaquin
Tucson library needs loom as crowd swells
John Anderson, director of the Tucson Public Library, told the American Legion Luncheon Club that Tucson libraries are crowded with readers, especially youths. He cited 1,500 daily users, 75,000 borrowers, and 200,000 books, plus magazines, newspapers, phonograph records, and branch plans to add bookmobiles and 11 new branches with at least $3 per capita funding.
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American Legion
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Anderson
Ajo
Sells
Sasabe
Silverbell
Pima County
GOP Candidates Clash Over City Issues At Tucson Meet
More than 100 East Side Young Republicans and guests attended a GOP city primary forum featuring Arnold Jeffers Paul Rees Lew Davis and M James Southard. Rees praised the Davis administration as fiscally sound while Jeffers urged private enterprise in parks and a cheaper consolidated sewage system. Linner stressed a straightforward administration and Southard called for new industry and an auditorium, suggesting a Las Vegas style room tax to fund it.
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Southard
Las Vegas
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Arnold Jeffers
Paul Rees
Lew Davis
Marvin Linner
M. James Southard
Rees
Davis
Tucson
Jeffers
Pima County
Linner
Bus Driver Regrets After Accident Protest Letter
A Hungarian bus driver, angered by a sign urging motorists to care for children, protested in Nepszava. The next day, the driver allegedly ran over a small boy, prompting questions about responsibility and safety.
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Budapest
Nepszava
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