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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1965

Page

15

Arms Talks at Geneva Center on German Nuclear Role

Moscow reports the major hurdle at Geneva is West Germany's demand for a joint NATO nuclear force. U S and British officials weigh nonproliferation deals while Bonn presses for the multilateral force as its security cornerstone. Washington insists no commitment to abandon MLF though some call for limiting the nuclear club to five powers. The price of a non proliferation pact may hinge on possible compromises in the coming weeks.

Moscow API Geneva Kremlin U.S Foreign Affairs Quarterly William Foster U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Foster Robert Kennedy Atomic Club Washington Bonn Dean Rusk Johnson W. Averill Harriman West Germany Izvestia United States

Pettis Perry dies in Moscow at 68 as Communist leader

Pettis Perry, 68, longtime associate of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn in the early 1950s American Communist party, died last Saturday in a Moscow hospital. A party spokesman Gus Hall said Perry suffered severe lung and chronic heart ailments and had sought treatment in Russia. Perry, who was black, was born on a tenant farm in Marion Alabama but remained active in teaching and writing during illness.

New York UPI Pettis Perry American Communist Party Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Moscow Gus Hall Perry Russia Hall Marion Ala

Kitchel Reveals Brief John Birch Society Ties

Deni son Kitchel says he joined the John Birch Society in 1960 briefly before resigning after reading The Politician by founder Robert Welch Jr. The disclosure comes as part of Stephen Shadegg's What Happened to Goldwater? and ties to Goldwater's 1964 campaign.

Goldwater Stephen Shadegg

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