Big Four pursue secret talks on Middle East peace
United States France Britain and the Soviet Union held a third private session at the Soviet Mission to advance a plan on Middle East peace. Key issues include Palestinian refugee repatriation and the status of Jerusalem with a proposal for a unified holy city under Jordanian participation, per informed UN sources.
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Middle East
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Britain
Soviet Union
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Wal
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el Fatah
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Old City
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Holy City
Expert Opposes Peaceful Nuclear Use, Urges Plowshare Push
Las Vegas congressman Rep. Craig Hosmer warned of a “paranoiac” bloc in the federal executive branch opposing peaceful nuclear engineering. He urged liberalizing the 1963 test ban to allow Plowshare projects such as a new Panama Canal, criticizing the State Department and Arms Control agencies for distrust. Hosmer spoke at a safety symposium in the Frontier Hotel, noting Nevada's role as a test center and suggesting stretching radiation interpretations to clear Plowshare obstacles. He also defended Howard Hughes’s safety stance and floated subpoena possibilities to elicit industry views.
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Frontier Hotel
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Hughes
U S B52s Answer Saigon Rockets With Heavy Raids
In Saigon, five rockets struck the northern sector before midnight as U S bombers delivered about 500 tons of explosives on guerrilla hideouts near the capital. U S troops killed 47 guerrillas in a near Saigon battle while reporting no American losses. A rocket hit near Newport Bridge caused light damage.
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Independent upset in Chicago Daley machine ward race
In Chicago a liberal independent Democrat backed by Adlai Stevenson III edged Daley forces by 203 votes to win the 44th Ward aldermanic seat. William S. Singer 28 defeated James P. Gaughan 11,983 to 11,780 in the March 11 runoff, with canvass pending.
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