Scientists Propose U S Agency to Study Peacekeeping
A Pasadena Group of scientists urged Congress to create an independent U S agency to study disarmament and related tech problems. The plan, backed by Nobel laureates Kusch and Urey, envisions a permanent laboratory advising the President and Congress and potential expansion to global peacekeeping efforts. The proposal may influence the Democratic party platform.
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Bar Unit Bids U.S. Drop Veto of World Court
CHICAGO An American Bar Assn committee urges the United States to abandon its veto power on World Court jurisdiction. It says repealing the Connally Reservation would mark a major step toward the rule of law, boosting U.S. leadership and American interests abroad. The proposal aligns with Eisenhower's call for repeal and suggests a treaty specific approach where nations accept the court's jurisdiction in new accords.
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Senators urge faster U S space and missile push
Senators Landon B. Johnson and Stephen Mr Young urged Congress to fund a faster U S space and missile program to close the gap with the Soviet Union. They called for eliminating overlapping civilian agencies and for leadership uniting civilian and military efforts, warning against remaining second best.
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Johnson Disavows Run While Leaving Exit Open
Washington UPI Lyndon B Johnson, Senate Democratic Leader and 1960 nominee possi ble, denies current presidential bid but says he would consider if the convention asks. He notes possible Texas delegates backing him and warns a future decision would require a look at the situation. He also argues for missile program funding and criticizes civilian defense as political.
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Actress Helen Hayes Expects Grandchild in May
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Actress Helen Hayes expects to become a grandmother for the first time in May as her son James MacArthur and his wife Joyce Bulifant prepare for their first child. The news comes from Tobago where the couple currently reside.
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Navy Reservist Slain in Boston Case at Mass General
Leonard Di Inia a 36 year old Chelsea resident and naval reserve lieutenant who served aboard the carrier Corregidor in World War I died at Massachusetts General Hospital after a stabbing. He arrived by car six hours earlier with two wounds in the abdomen and bled heavily despite 32 pints of blood. A fellow naval reserve officer was questioned and released. Di Inia a Tufts graduate and electronics firm employee leaves a father a brother and three sisters.
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Bus Plunges Off Pike Injuring Eight in Mass
A New York to Boston Greshound bus veered off the Massachusetts Turnpike after brakes failed on wet pavement, injuring eight aboard. Two passengers remained overnight at Harrington Memorial Hospital in Southbridge, including Florence Harris and her daughter Eva. The bus carried 12 passengers. driver Clifford Fougar sustained cuts and bruises.
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First Lady Drops Out Of Mexican Embassy Dinner
Washington UPI reports Mrs Marie Eisenhower suffered a sore throat Sunday night and could not attend a Mexican Embassy dinner honoring the First Couple. Her personal secretary said the condition was not serious and advised by doctors to skip the event hosted by President Adolfo Lopez Mateos and his wife.
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Auto Workers Urge Parley On Economy And Politics
At the United Auto Workers convention in Atlantic City delegates call for a national conference of labor, farm and liberal forces to study the economy and politics. The resolution aims to mobilize liberal principles before the 1960 party conventions and drafts a 31-point federal state and local agenda for rapid action on civil rights education area redevelopment housing minimum wage and Taft-Hartley reforms.
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Oscar Winner Driscoll Held in Narcotics Case
Oscar winner Bobby Driscoll, who received a 1949 special Oscar for juvenile roles, was booked Sunday as a suspected narcotics addict by sheriff deputies in Los Angeles. He was arrested with two other men after officers noted needle marks on his arms and found narcotics outfits on the group. Driscoll starred in The Window So Dear to My Heart and Treasure Island.
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