Teller Opposes Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Dr. Edward Teller told Senate hearings he believes the Soviet Union seeks the limited test ban to block U S knowledge of anti missile defense. He calls ratification a tragic mistake and warns without atmospheric testing knowledge, U S defense and safety would be harmed.
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Washington
Edward Teller
Soviet Union
United States
Teller
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bernard A. Schriever
Air Force Systems Command
Senate
John Stennis
Dmiss
Mness
Schriever
Restoration of Defense Cuts Urged
Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric urged Congress to partially restore House cuts in the defense appropriation bill. He warned the nuclear test ban treaty is a small first step and would not change the military threat. He urged restoring $437,191,000 to fund missiles, reconnaissance aircraft, satellites, and other essential defense programs.
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Washington
UPT
Defense
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Senate Appropriations Committee
U.S
House
Gilpatric
America
Asia
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Pentagon
Tucson Federal Plans 14 Story Home Office
Storms swept across Arizona with Tucson spared as winds 50 to 70 mph battered Ryan Air Field and San Manuel. A 75 foot Magma Copper smokestack fell, roofs damaged, trees uprooted, and signs smashed in San Manuel while Prescott flooded again and rainfall totals reached 2.8 inches in the storm system. City forecasts call for more thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow with heavy rain and rising temperatures toward the mid 90s.
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Ryan Air Field
Ajo Highway
Arizona, Sonora Desert Museum
Henry Shearer
San Manuel
Magma Copper Co
Tucson
Buddhists See Plot On Lodge Arrival In Saigon
Buddhist leaders claim South Vietnam plans a phony assassination plot to discredit U S Ambassador designate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr upon his arrival. American observers doubt the claim but Buddhists plan a dramatic welcome, possibly including self immolation by a monk or nun, to test Lodge’s reaction.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodger
Lodge
Saigon Ave
South Viet Nam
Khrushchev Visits Belgrade Welcomes Tito Warmly
Soviet Premier Khrushchev lands in Belgrade and embraces Yugoslav President Tito amid cordial greetings. Wives stand nearby as leaders hail nuclear test ban progress and reaffirm cooperation. Khrushchev praises Yugoslavia while signaling continued talks from Moscow. Chinese denounce Tito as a deviationist in a broader Cold War context.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Tito
United States
Britain
Nikita Khrushchev
Jovanka
Beat Charlie Puzzle Shocks Tucson Readers This Week
Dennis J. Wells explains a algebraic formula used to beat the Old Brain buster last week in Tucson Daily Citizen. Charlie offers a $100 jackpot for solving his puzzle with clues on page 21. Deadline is Thursday at 9 a.m. Winner announced Saturday.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Dennis J. Wells
Hin
Charlie
China Denies Indian Border Tensions In Broad Statement
The New China News Agency broadcast from Tokyo quotes a Beijing denial of Nehru’s August 16 accusation that Chinese troops concentrate along the Sino Indian border. The statement says border status won’t tense unless Indian troops invade and accuses India of spreading rumors for policy aims.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Jawahalal Nehru
New China News Agency
Mine Rescue Efforts In Hazleton Amid Drilling Setbacks
Mud-splattered rescuers fight rain and a drill break to reach three coal miners trapped 8 days 330 feet underground in Hazleton Pennsylvania. One man appears unconscious while others above ground risk slides and navigate heavy equipment. Updates describe drilling progress past 110 feet into rock then delays as holes miss the target.
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Hazleton
UPI
Assail Other Berkeley Actions in Tucson Youth Meeting
Tucson Young Democrats reject a Berkeley resolution calling for resumption of diplomatic relations with Cuba. They denounce as out of line the NATO Warsaw pact non aggression proposal and a U S withdrawal from Viet Nam. A Tucson resolution disavows Berkeley actions while bracero program talk is deferred for study.
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Eric Cavaliero
Cuba
Young Democrats
Greater
Tucson
Westerner Hotel
Berkeley
Calif
NATO
United States
Viet Nam
East Germany
Tucson Federal plans 10 story office tower downtown
Alfred F. Warr announced plans for a new hi mullion downtown Tucson office building for Tucson Federal Savings & Loan. The base four stories will be completed by 1965 with an 11 story tower by 1966. The project, at Stone and Pennington, involves razing the current home office and leasing space to Walgreens and others during construction.
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Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Association
Alfred F. Warr
WN. Stone Ave
F. Pennington SL
Kerr
Gordon Paris
Tucson Federal
Stone Ave
Paris
Walgreen
Nu-Art
Crane's
Stone Avenue
Pennington Street
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Senate Foreign Relations
Armed Services and Atomic Energy
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Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Armed Services Committee
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Federal Plans
Catalina Mountain
Ina Road
Weather Bureau
Prescott
International
Nga Dinh Diem
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
India
Nehru
Big Buck Vein
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Fellin Coal Co
Bova
Throne
Fellin
The
Surface
Gordon Smith
Bave
Dr. H. Beecher Charmberry
State Secretary of Mines
Mey
Joseph H. Soble
Soble
Walgreen Drug Co
NewArt Photo Service
Crane's Candies
Walpreen
Architectural Firm
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