Italy backs Khrushchev disarmament plan at U.N veto overhaul
Italian Delegate Egidio Ortona told the General Assembly that approving Khrushchev’s disarmament proposal could be possible only if the United Nations charter is amended to remove the big power veto. He argued for referring all disarmament plans to a joint commission, stressing Europe-wide partial disarmament must be part of a general scheme. He cited needs for technical studies on aggression means, security measures value, and control tests amid rising nuclear stock and production challenges.
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Europe
Shipbuilding boom seen as coming revolution in warships
Liverpool England AP reports Adm Sir William Davis commander in chief NATO FE predicts a shipbuilding boom with all warships likely to become nuclear propelled. He tells reporters the strategic advantages are clear and the shift is bound to come.
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England
William Davis
NATO
Forces
Reds Launch Fashion Front At New Show
Soviet fashion show at the Moscow cooperative department stores exhibit dazzles in Helsinki during the opening of the fourth Soviet industrial exhibition. Six Russian models, including Tamara Mila and Marina, wear snow white, steel gray, and water themed gowns and sport fashions. Mikoyan opens the exhibit with President Kekkonen in attendance.
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Finland
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Moscow
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Marina
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Urho Kekkonen
Anti Smog Device Hailed in Los Angeles
Los Angeles air pollution experts tout a device invented by nuclear scientist Dr. Stuart Ridgeway to roll back smog to near pre 1940 levels. Thompson Ramo Woolridge's afterburner exhaust manifold pumps air to burn exhaust gases at about 1500 degrees, urging a state law for new 1961 car models.
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Csmog
Smith Griswold
Air Pollution Control District
Board of Supervisors
California
Griswold
Stuart Ridgeway
Thompson Ramo-Woolridge Corp
Thompson Ramo-Woolridge
It Never Fails in Savannas Minstrel Show Theft
Members of a male chorus in a minstrel show in Savannah found pockets rifled after returning to their dressing room. The show was sponsored by the Police Athletic League, adding a note of public scrutiny to the incident in the Georgia city.
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Smoking Heart Disease Link Not Definite Says Professor
At the American Public Health Association meeting Dr. Irving S. Wright of Cornell warned that while tobacco constricts vessels smoking is likely not the sole cause of heart disease. He cited heredity, high blood pressure, fatty foods, and lifestyle as contributing factors and noted exceptions where high cholesterol does not lead to heart attacks. The discussion highlighted unknown factors in heart disease risk.
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British missile claim sparks cross-Atlantic friction
Britain boasts its Bloodhound ground to air missile is superior to any U S type, Air Chief Marshal Sir Thomas Pike asserts in Brisbane. Moscow radio Dewan announces a new daily program beamed to North America titled Let us be good friends.
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Australia
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United States
Thomas Pike
London
Moscow Radio Dewan
North America
Vacation: Menshikov May Be Out In Russia
Washington reports say Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov left for Moscow after a hastily scheduled meeting with Under Secretary Robert Murphy. Diplomats speculate the trip is a vacation possibly lasting a month, with roles filled by Mikhal Smirnovsky in his absence.
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China
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Maryland
Billy Graham Drops Plea For Money in Indianapolis
Local sponsors cut funding for Billy Graham's Indianapolis crusade after a call for an extra 50 000 in gifts. Nightly collections averaged 6 000, prompting budget trimming and a temporary stop on further fundraising talk while an audit is planned after the event.
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British Prize Winners Take Free Nudist Camp Weekend
London AP reports a young British couple won a free weekend in a nudist camp prize from a local movie house. Denis Davies, 28, a laboratory technician, and his wife Eileen, 27, will bring their baby Angela and plan to go in the spring. Davies says he is not a nudist, is Church of England, but will try it for pleasure.
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