Test Ban Is Minor Episode Compared With Disarmament
James Marlow argues the atmospheric test ban is a small step versus broader disarmament. He notes the treaty allows underground testing, keeps U.S. and Russia armed, and requires inspections that may fail. The piece warns disarmament faces profound challenges and strategic risks.
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Senate
Russia
United States
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Second Pilot Whale Dies After Airlift to Aquarama
In Philadelphia AP report, the second of four pilot whales air lifted from Newfoundland to Aquarama died Monday. The 11-foot, 1,000-pound male was found floating upside down and reportedly died of lung congestion. Brigus, another whale, had died on August 4, the day after arrival.
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Philadelphia
Newfie
Newfoundland
Aquarama
Halo over beer in pub sign sparks church protest
In Braintree England the Rev Frank Trundley denounces a pub sign showing a smiling brunette above a foaming pint topped by a halo. The pub owner insists the sign is not wrong and refuses to remove it despite the vicar’s disgraceful label.
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Braintree
England
Frank Trundley
Third Chinese Reparates Return From India Aboard Kuanghua
The New China News Agency reports the third group of Chinese reparates departed India and returned to Communist China aboard the S S Kuanghua on Monday, with 800 people mentioned in transit.
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Tokyo
India
China
New China News Agency
Man Recovers After California Car Plunge Tragedy
In Roseville California James D Patten 56 Auburn and Roscoe F Boyer 52 Placerville were in a bedding firm vehicle that skidded off a back road into the middle fork of the American River Boyer died Patten lay 600 feet down a canyon for 60 hours before a logging truck driver J C Martin spotted skid marks and found him He is hospitalized in good condition while the dead man is identified as Boyer.
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James D. Patten
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Dayton Voters Consider Government Change In Low Turnout
Dayton, Ohio voters faced a smaller turnout as they weighed replacing the 50 year old commission city manager system with a strong mayor structure. The current system has governed Dayton since 1914 after a 1913 decision to adopt the commission model.
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Dayton
Ohio
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