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Senate Eyes Uncertain Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Washington sources say a nuclear test ban is nearly finished in Moscow as Secretary of State Dean Rusk and disarmament chief William Foster brief the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Fulbright signals possible Senate action this session but expects debate, while Dirksen forecasts lively discussion. Agreement still not final. Harriman must initial and federal review precedes signing with Britain and Russia to resolve venue. Khrushchev suggests NATO Warsaw pact talks, German force reductions, and observers to ease surprise attack fears.
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