Weston chosen for 200 GeV atom smasher site in Illinois
The Atomic Energy Commission selected Weston Illinois near Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory as the site for a 375 million atom smasher. The 200 billion electron volt proton accelerator would employ about 2000 people and cost 60 million annually to operate, with six to eight years to build after funds are provided.
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Weston, Ill
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ANC
Glenn J. Seaborg
Commission
Weston
Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
AEC
National Academy For Sciences
Tucson Areas Named Possible Sites for Atom Smasher
About 200 sites were proposed for a large atom smasher. Tucson candidates included Sahuarita bombing range south of town, Ryan Field in Avra Valley, and a site near Benson. The AEC hopes for a peaceful research facility employing 2000 with a near mile long race track shaped accelerator.
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Arizona
Tucson Area
Sahuarita
Ryan Field
Avra Valley
Benson
Weather Outlook Averages Warm Saturday Into Friday Night
The forecast calls for a warmer Saturday with cooler tonight and a warmer tomorrow. Tonight’s low around 40, this morning was 47. Tomorrow’s high about 67, up three from yesterday. Skies fair, rain chances near zero. Nationwide low 7 below in Roosevelt Utah, high 8 in Los Angeles, noon in town 64 degrees with 19 percent humidity.
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Alaska
Roosevelt
Utah
Los Angeles
Venezuelans Pursue Castroite Terrorists in Caracas Attack
Venezuelan forces deploy troops in Caracas and surrounding areas to crush Castroite terrorists. The Defense Ministry reports the killing of Hugo Daniel Castillo, a Havana-trained guerrilla leader known as Comandante Behuma, 128 miles south of Caracas.
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Caracas
Venezuela
The
Defense Ministry
Hugo Daniel Castillo
Safecrackers Shoot At S L Janitor and Wife
FBI joins hunt for three men who fired on janitor Don Zoucha and his wife at Tucson Federal Savings & Loan after prying the vault at 3900 E 22nd St. They fled through a window leaving tools in a violin case and glasses outside. Police trace a light Pontiac escape, while no shells were found.
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Tucson Federal Savings and Loan Association
22Nd St
Bill Hopkins
FBI
Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Association
Athan
Last 22Nd Street
Palis
Photos Review Denies Hanoi Bombing Inside City Limits
The United States rejected North Vietnamese charges that American warplanes bombed Hanoi city. Aerial photos show bombs hit designated targets 2 miles south and 5 miles northeast of the city. U.S. pilots confirm strikes targeted only scheduled areas while locals report limited damage to some homes.
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Hanoi
Washington
United States
Saigon
U.S
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John Barron
Philadelphia
Inside Today’s Citizen Topics and Sections
A page guide lists feature areas including Dr. Alvarez items Bridge 44 Comics Crossword Puzzle 26 Deaths 37 Editorials 30 Financial News 95 36 Movie Times 26 Public Records 4 Sports 91 34 TV Radio Dials 23 Woman’s View 15 18. This index outlines the newspaper’s daily content and section locations.
Weather Shuts Hanoi Target Area Amid Vietnam Air War
Bad weather preserved Hanoi area from attacks while 58 missions hit other parts of North Vietnam. U S air sea and land forces struck northern provinces and Saigon area to stop terrorist actions ordered by Hanoi. A Viet Nam army rocket launcher misfired near Tan Son Nhut airbase triggering reports of another revenge raid.
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U.S
Saizon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Nations owe Uncle Sam WW I debt jumps to 21 billion
Treasury figures show 17 nations collectively owe $21,028,604,481.26 on World War I debts as of last June with $337,294,964 in interest for the year. Finland is the only country current in payments. Britain remains the largest debtor with about $9.6 billion and $2 billion repaid of a $4.8 billion loan.
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EK Sam
Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
United States
Finland
Treasury Department
Countries
Uncle Sam
Cuba
Liberia
Nicaragua
Germany
Great Britain
NATO endorses Italian plan for East West scientific cooperation
NATO ministers endorsed Amintore Fanfani’s proposal to boost scientific and technological cooperation with Soviet bloc nations starting in Europe. The plan aims to narrow the brain drain and later expand U S European collaboration, with aims at East West reconciliation in technology. U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk noted nations asked for Saigon aid and listed priority nonmilitary needs including teachers and medical supplies.
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Amintore Fanfani
Europe
United States
Fanfani
NATO
U.S
Dean Rusk
America
South Vietnam
Rusk
Saigon
Suspended Sheriff Captain Charged With False Claim
Sheriff Capt Kenneth Sturgeon was charged with presenting a false claim to the county finance director and suspended pending investigation. The case centers on an expense claim from a May trip to a search and rescue conference in California, involving alleged forgery and phony receipts. Sturgeon repaid $119.27 after a Tucson Citizen inquiry and has a long sheriff’s office service record.
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Jim Johnson
Kenneth Sturgeon
Lars Pedersen
Sturgeon
California
County Attorney's Office
Tucson Daily Citizen
Sheriff's Office
Citizen
Dale Wittner
Idyllwild
Calif
Las Vegas
Board of Supervisors
Idylluild
Mao Lin Camp Attacks Liu In Chinese Power Clash
In Beijing the Mao Lin faction admitted rivals retain relative superiority in culture and ideology and called for ousting them by elections or recall. The appeal targets President Liu Shao Chi as Red Flag quotes Mao Zedong and Lin Piao signaling a climax in intraparty struggle.
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Tokyo
Mao-Lin
Communist China
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Chinese Win Virtual Rule Over Macao Riots Hit Colony
In Macao the Portuguese and Chinese press say Gov Jose Nebre de Carvalho accepted Communist demands after riots disrupted the enclave. Eight Chinese were killed and over ten wounded when police and troops moved to quell the unrest two weeks ago.
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Macao
Jose Nebre de Carvalho
South China
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