Text of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Agreement
The article presents the full text of a treaty among the United States United Kingdom and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics to ban all nuclear weapon tests. It explains prohibitions in atmosphere outer space underwater and other environments plus provisions for amendments signature ratification and entry into force with Moscow as the signing location.
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Britain
Soviet Union
United States of America
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
United Nations
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Charter of the United Nations
Pastore Balances Civil Rights Rails and Nuclear Treaty Work
Senate figures say Sen. John O. Pastore handles civil rights and rail legislation as acting Commerce chair while leading the Atomic Energy panel on the nuclear test ban treaty. He coordinates with Harriman and plans hearings as Magnuson recovers in Seattle hospital.
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Dapper Little
John O. Pastore
Pastore
Commerce Committee
Senate
House Committee On
Rhode Island
Pll
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Kennedy
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Seattle
Churches confront race divide amid new action push
The article notes a shift from rhetoric to action in American churches over race, with interdenominational bodies forming a Commission on Religion and Race and backing direct action against segregation. It cites arrests in Baltimore and new policies from the United Church of Christ and United Presbyterians, plus historic Catholic desegregation moves and a 1947-1953 pattern of progress across faiths.
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Dorothy
Ben
Alfred S. Kramer
Racial and Cultural Relations Department
National Council of Churches
National Council
Interdenominational “Commission On Religion and Race
America
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Blake
Daniel Corrigan
Episcopal Church
Baltimore
United Church of Christ
Congregationalists
General Synod
Denver
United Presbyterians
Tirect
Disciples of Christ
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Vincent S. Waters
Raleigh
N.C
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
New Orleans
Miami
Pittsburgh
San Antonio
Little Rock
San Francisco
Red China Predicts Nuclear Weapons Within Reach
Kuo Moto, chairman of the China Peace Committee, told a 10 000 strong Peking rally that China will have nuclear weapons in the not too distant future. He warned efforts by some nations to monopolize atomic arms will fail and pledged revolutionary mastery of new techniques. Western and Japanese officials had expected a possible Chinese test within the year.
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Kuo Moto
China Peace Committee
Peking
New China
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