Eisenhower backs test ban pact with anti aggression reservation
President Eisenhower urged a reservation to the Moscow signed nuclear test ban treaty to allow the United States to use weapons to halt aggression affecting vital interests. He sent the idea to Senator Fulbright and sought support from Republicans to avoid renegotiation.
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Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
United States
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J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
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Fulbright
United Nations
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Kennedy
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Racial Segregation Must Go Says Methodist Bishop
Bishop F. Gerald Ensley of Des Moines told the second Methodist Conference on Human Relations that racial segregation, while a step from slavery, must end. He urged Christians to love others and see the world through a neighbor’s eyes, calling segregation out of date and incompatible with Christian duty.
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F. Gerald Ensley
Des Moines
Methodist Conference On Human Relations
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The
Methodist Church
Board of
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Civil Rights Marches Echo Ancient Nonviolence Debate
The AP notes a Washington march drawing up to 100000 participants to press Congress for a civil rights bill. It surveys civil disobedience as a thread from ancient times through Gandhi and Thoreau to modern pacifist movements, highlighting nonviolence and moral protest.
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Washington
Weenday
Congress
Gross opposes foreign aid in Congress clash
Iowa Republican TH R Gross told Congress Americans are fed up with government handouts. He spoke after leaders charged Republicans with scrapping bipartisan foreign policy amid a House vote authorizing 3.5 billion for foreign aid, 1 billion below Kennedy request. Humphrey urged restoring 585 million in the Senate.
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TH. R Gross
Iowa
Congress
Kennedy
Gross
House
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Humphrey
Half of Corn Dented in Iowa Progresses Ahead
Iowa corn and soybeans show rapid development with about half the corn dented and soybeans nearly podded, as temperatures swung from 36 to 95 degrees last week. The Weekly Weather and Crop Report notes excellent overall crop condition and 15 percent fall plowing completed, with slower northeast progress.
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Des Moines
Saratoga
Sac City
Iowa
Earthquake Strikes Fiji Islands Sensed by UC Seismograph
A strong quake centered about 5400 miles southwest of Berkeley was recorded by a UC seismograph. Seismologist Don Tocher said it registered 6 to 7 on the Richter scale, compared to the 1906 San Francisco quake. It was unclear if residents felt the tremor.
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Berkeley
Calif
Fiji Islands
University of California
Don Tocher
San Francisco
Religious traditions and social reform movements cited
The passage contrasts Hinduism Jainism and Buddhism with their views on caste, nonviolence, and ethics. It notes Jainism’s nonviolence inclining to wear gauze masks, and Buddhism as an ethic protest. It then recounts 1894 Jacob Coxey leading 400 unemployed to Washington to demand jobs, and 1932 veterans’ bonus protests ignored by Congress, with remaining protesters removed by the Army.
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Jacob S. Coxey
Ohio
Washington
Congress
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