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RUSSIA to RESUME NUCLEAR TESTS from TEST BAN TALKS WASHINGTON, Aug • HIGH TIDE LOW T!DE BI31 40 B AT 193B 9/! '06 AT 01 49 9/1 4.3 AT 0750 9/ i i 07 AT i 35 B 9/1 4.4 AT 2021 HOURGLASS VOLo 3 No. 906 KWAJALE IN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY 31 AUGo !96 i DEAN TO BE RECA LLED RUSSIA TO RESUME NUCLEAR TESTS FROM TEST BAN TALKS WASHINGTON, AuG. 30 (UPI)--THE WHiTE Moscow, AUG. 30 (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION ANNOUNCED TODAY IT IS RESUMING HOUSE SAID TONiGHT THAT THE SOViET DEC­ NUCLEAR TESTS AND SAID IT HAS "WORKED OUT PROJECTS OF CREATING A SERIES OF ISION TO RESUME NUCLEAR TESTING FACES SUPER-POWERFUL NUCLEAR BOMBS WITH A YIELD EQUIVALENT OF 20, 30, 50 AND 100 THE UNITED STATES WiTY A DECIS!ON ON MILLION TONS OF TNT." TASS, THE OFFICIAL SOVIET NEWS AGENCY, SAID RUSSIA "WHAT ITS OWN NATIONAL INTEREST~ WiLL HAS THE ROCKETS TO SEND SUCH BOMBS ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. DEMAND. TASS QUOTED AN OFFICIAL SOVIET GOVERNMENT STATEMENT CHARGING THE WEST WITH As A FIRST STEP, AMBASSADOR ARTHUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DECISION TO RESUME TESTING. DEAN WILL BE RECALLED IMMEDIATELY FRO~ "THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN COMPELLED TO TAKE THIS STEP, WHOSE SIGNI­ THE DEADLOCKED NUCLEAR TEST BAN TALKS FICANCE IT FULLY APPRECIATES, UNDER THE PRESSURE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SITUAT- IN GENEVA o ION CREATED BY THE IMPERIALIST COUNTRIES, " TASS SAID. THE STATEMENT SAID IT WAS ClEAR THE SOV IE T GOVERNMENT "w I SHED "j' 0 A9ANDON MOSCOW'S MOVE MAY HAMPER BERLIN NEGOTIATIONS SERIOUS NEGOTIATiONS" AT GENEVA TO ~REE ITS HANDS TO RESUME NUCLEAR WEAPO~S WASHINGTON, AuG. 30 (UPI)--WESTERN DIPLOMATS EXPRESSED FEAR TODAY THAT TESTING. RUSSIA'S DECISION TO RESUME NUCLEAR TESTS MAY CREATE A NEW SOVIET POLICY OF THE STATEMENT FURTHER ~HARGCD THA~ TbE ACTING TOUGH ON ALL WORLD PROBLEMS REGARDLESS Of WORLD PUBLIC OPINION o SOVIET DECiSiON "PPESE~TS A HAZARD -C THE BIG QUESTION HERE WAS WHY THE KREMLIN WANTED TO RESUME TESTS BADLY EVERY HUMAN BEING THROUG~OUT THE WORLD ENOUGH TO ACCEPT THE INEVITABLE ADVERSE WORLD OPINION. BY INCREASING THE DANGER OF' NUCLEAR CALL­ THES E RE ASONS WE RE SUGGE S T ED: .----P-A-S-S-E-N-G-ER-S-H-I-J-A-=-C-:-K----' OUTo" --RUSSIA WANTS TO TEST SOME NEW "THE SOVIET GOVERNMENTuS ~EC~S!O~ TO WEAPONS IT HOPES WILL GIVE IT A MILI- CUBAN VESSEL RESUME NUCLEAR TESTING IS I~ UTTER ~IS­ TARY ADVANTAGE OVER THE WEST. SOME KINGSTON, JAMAICA, AUG. 30 (UPI)-­ REGARD OF THE DESIRE OF MANKIND FO~ A OffiCIALS HAVE SUGGESTED THAT RUSSIA ARMED PASSENGERS HIJACKED A CUBAN DECREASE IN THE ARMS RACE~" THE WHiTE MIGHT WANT TO TEST A NEUTRON "DEATH VESSEL OfF THE CUBAN COAST YESTERDAY HOUSE SAIDo RAY" BOMB THAT WOULD KILL ALL PERSONS AND FORCED ITS SKIPPER TO PILOT THEM THE STATEMENT WAS APP~OV:~ 3Y PRESIDEN IN A TARGET AREA WITHOUT DAMAGING TO ASYLUM IN JAMAICA, POLICE REPORT­ KENNEDY AFTER CONSULTATION W~T~ SECRETAR~ PROPERTY o ED TODAY. THE COMMISSIONER OF OF STATE DEAN RUSK AND ~TnER ~Ev AIDES~ --THE SOVIETS HOPE TO FRIGHTEN THE POLICE'S OFFICE REPORTED THE VESSEL IT ALSO ASSAILED THE SOVIET DEC~S!ON AS: WESTERN ALLIES INTO CONFUSION AND IN­ LANDED AT PORT ANTONIO ON JAMAICA'S --PRESENTING "A THREA1 TO rYE £NT!RE DECISION AT A TIME WHEN A UNITED fRONT NORTHEAST COAST LAST NIGHT WITH 39 WORLD BY INCREASING PiE DANGERS or A. IS NEEDED TO MEET THE BERLIN CRISIS. MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THERMONUCLEAR HOLOCAUST." --SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED IN THE A POLICE SPOKESMAN SAID ALL THE 00 •• 00 COMMUNIST BALANCE OF POWER TO TIP THE PASSENGERS WERE DETAINED "UNTIL WE ROCKET DISINTEGRATES SCALES IN FAVOR OF RED CHINA AND DIE­ CAN SORT OUT WHICH ONES WILL RECEIVE AFTER LEAVING SILO HARD STALINISTS AGAINST RUSSIAN PREM­ ASYLUM AND WHICH ONES WISH TO RE­ IER KHRUSHCHEV'S PROFESSED POLICY OF TURN TO CUBA. tAPE CANAVERAL, AUG. 20 (UPI) •• A SPEC­ PEACEFUL COMPETION WITH THE WEST. TACULAR EXPLOSION INSIDE A 90-~00T HOLE WHATEVER Moscow's REASON, DIPLOMATS •••••• UNION AGREES TO DESTROYED A MINUTEMAN "INSTANT ICBM" I SAID THE MOVE MAY HAMPER OR DOOM EAST­ OELAY STRIKE TODAY, BUT SPARED THE MULTI-MILLION­ WEST NEGOTIATIONS ON BERLIN AND OTHER DETROIT, AuG. 29 (UPI)--THE UNITED DOLLAR UNDERGROUND COMPLEX ANY SERiOUS ISSUES. THEY SAID RUSSIA's RESUMPTION AUTO WORKERS UNION TONIGHT AGREED TO DAMAGE. OF ATOMIC TESTS ALSO FORESHADOWED A A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT REQUEST TO DE­ THE SLEEK ROCKET, MAKING ITS FIRST FULl NEW SPURT IN THE ARMS RACE. LAY ANY STRIKE UNTIL AT LEAST SEPT. FLIGHT ATTEMPT FROM AN UNDERGROUND LAUNCf­ THE FIRST REACTION OF SOME DIPLOMATS 6 BUT AT THE SAME TIME PINPOINTED ING DISINTEGRATED INTO HUNDREDS OF FIERY HERE WAS: "IT's A MAJOR RUSSIAN GIANT GENERAL MOTORS AS THE TARGET PIECES A SPLIT-SECOND AFTER IT LEfT THE BLUNDER. " fOR A WALKOUT AFTER THAT DATE. BOTTOM Of THE CONCRETE-LINED " SilO. 10 THEN, ON SECOND THOUGHT, THEY BEGAN THE REMAINS Of WHAT WAS SUPPOSED TO WONDERING "WHY?" •••••• AIR FORCE ORBITS HAVE BEEN A 4,60o-MILE fliGHT ACROSS THE IN CONGRESS, AsSISTANT SENATE DEMO­ DISCOVERER OCEAN WERE SPLATTERED fOR HUNDREDS or CRATIC LEADER HUBERT H. HUMPHREY OF 29 VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, CALif., YARDS OVER THE PALMETTO SCRUB COUNTR~ Of MINNESOTA TERMED RUSSIA's MOVE A GREAT AuG. 30 (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES CAPE CANAVERAL. PSYCHOLOGICAL, PROPAGANDA AND MORAL HALTED A TWO-SHOT " LOSING STREAK " BUT AN AIR FORCE INVESTiGATiNG TEAM VICTORY FOR THE UNITED STATES. TODAY BY FIRING THE 29TH DISCOVERER WHICH CAUTIOUSLY ENTERED THE AREA HOURS BUT SENATE GOP LEADER EVERETT M. SATELLITE INTO ORBIT. THE BI-FOOT LATER REPORTED THAT "THE SilO AND LAUNCH­ DIRKSEN, ILLINOIS, REPLIED "I WISH WE DISCOVERER HURTLED ALOFT IN A HEAVY ING FACILITY WERE UNDAMAGED BY THE MAL­ COULD WIN SOMETHING BESIDES PSYCHOLOG­ FOG WITH A GOLD-PLATED CAPSULE FILL­ FUNCTION" •• " ICAL VICTORIES." HE SAID REPUBLICAN ED WITH INSTRUMENTS THE AIR FORCE ALTHOUGH THE SLENDER MISSILE BLEW APAR CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS HAD BEEN URGING HOPES TO RECOVER FROM SPA CE. BEfORE IT HAD FULLY CLEARED 1HE HOLE, FOR A LONG TIME THAT THE UNITED STATES THE SILO'S WALLS Of SIX-fOOT-THiC~ CON­ RESUME NUCLEAR TESTS. •••••• CRETE PROTECTED IT fROM THE FORCE OF TON~ SEN. HUGH SCOTT, REPUBLICAN-PA., GOULART EN ROUTE TO BRAZIL Of EXPLODING SOLID FUEL o EXPRESSED HOPE THAT PRESIDENT KENNEDY RIO DE JANEIRO, AUG. 30 (UPI)-- THERE WERE NO PERSONAL INJURIES, BUT A NOW WOULD RESUME U.S. TESTS "BUT MAKE VICE PRESIDENT JOAO GOULART TODAY "NO-MAN'S-LAND" WAS SET UP iMMEDIATELY CLEAR OUR INTENT SO AS NOT TO HEIGHTEN HEADED HOME TO BRAZIL WHERE HIS OVER A ONE-MILE RADIUS UNT1L THE AREA TENSIONS." SUPPORTERS BLOCKADED THE SOUTHERN COULD BE GIVEN A SAFETY CLrARANCE o RUSSIA's ANNOUNCEMENT WAS ALL THE PORTO ALEGRE HARBOR AND THE THIRD PROGRAM CHIEFS SAID THAT ON'THE BASiS MORE SURPRISING BECAUSE IT CAME ON THE ARMY DEFIED WAR MINISTER ODILIO OF THE EARLY INVESTIGATION, THEY WERE EVE OF A CONFERENCE OF 24 TEST-SHY DENYS. GOULART DECLARED HE CONSID- "CONfiDENT THAT FLIGHT TESTS AND OPERAT- NEUTRAL NATIONS IN BELGRADE. BOTH ERS HIMSELF THE PRESIDENT OF BRAZILo 10NAL SCHEDULES WILL Br METe 1I RUSSIA AND THE WEST HAVE TRIED TO COURl THE FIVE-DAY BLOODLESS POWER THEY ALSO HOPED THAT PHOTOGRAPHiC COV- fAVOR WITH THESE COUNTRIES. STRUGGLE TO KEEP GOULART fROM THE ERAGE AND TELEMETRY RECEIVED fROM THE INDIA, ONE OF THE CONFERENCE SPON­ PRESIDENCY NEARED A CLIMAX AS HE ROCKET A SPLIT-SECOND BEFORE THE EXPLOS- SORS, HAS PA.,TICULARLY STRONG FEELINGS ARRIVED IN NEW YORK EN ROUTE TO ION WOULD PROVIDE A CLUE AS TO WHAT WENT AGAINST THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACE. BRAZIL BY WAY OF MONTEVIDEO, URU- WRONG. THE KREMLIN ANNOUNCEMENT ALSO CAME GUAY. (IN NEW YORK GOULART HINTED IT WAS THE THIRD IN A STRING Of DIS- JUST BEfORE THE U.N. GENERAL AsSEMBLY HE WAS BOUND FOR PORTO ALEGRE WHERE APPOINTMENTS THE AIR FORCe ~AS EXPERIENCED SESSION OPENING IN NEW YORK SEPT. 19. HE APPARENTLY HAS OVERWHELMING WITH ITS "GREAT WHITE HOPE" ROC~ET. ALL NATIONS TRY TO PUT THEIR BEST SUPPORT.) THE FLOP TODAY PUT ANOTHER CRIMP IN PROPAGANDA fOOT FORWARD AT THIS TIME. NAVAL HEADQUARTERS HERE SAID THE U.S e PLANS TO PUT THE ~iRsr Of HUNDREDS ENTRANCE TO PORTO ALEGRE HARBOR WAS OF MINUTEMEN MISSILES WITH NUCLEAR PAY- INVEST IN U.S. SAVINGS BONDS BLOCKADED AT THE ORDER OF GOULART'S LOADS IN SIMILAR UNDERGROUNO SILOS ABOUT ........ BROTHER-IN-LAW. THE MIDDLE OF NEXT YEAR • 1-------- ~~~~~~~--------------r--- PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THUR ~---------------------------------------T---------------------------------------------------------------------------------t, LOW FLYING JET SNAPS CABLE IN FRENCH ftLPS - PUBLISHED AT THE DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER, PACIFIC MISSILE TOURIST FILLED CARS LEFT DANGLING 500 FEET UP RANGE FACILITY, KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL CHAMONIX, FRANCE, v/EDNESDAY, AUG 30 (UPI) RESCUE WORKER BATTLED FREEZING ISLANDS, I N ACCORDANCE wrr H BUREAU OF TEMPERATURES LAST NIGHT AND EARLY TODAY TO SAVE TOURISTS 'RAPPED IN CABLE WEAPONS CONTRACT NOAS-59-4176-c WITH CARS DANGLING BET\~EEN TWO PEAKS NEAR MONO BLANC IN THE ALPS THE TRANSPORT COMPANY OF TEXAS. By 4 55 A M (LOCAL TIME), A TOTAL OF 59 PERSONS HAD BEEN RESCUED FRO~ THE CABLE CARS THAT WERE LEFT HANGING EARLIER YESTERDAY W~EN A rRENCH AIR THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY FORCE JET SLICED THROUGH THE CABLE, HURLING TINY CARS INTO 'HE ALPINE MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE GORGES 500 FEET BELOW FOR NOTICES IS 4 P.M. DAY BEFORE SIX PERSONS WERE KNOWN DEAD IN THE ACCIDENT--FOUR GERMANS AND TWO iTALIANS PUBLICATION. DEADLINE FOR NEWS ITEMS OFFICIALS SAID THE RESCUE OPERATION IS 10 P M.
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