Lloyd Asks East West Joint Underground Tests
Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd urged Russia to join the United States and Britain in a three power program of underground nuclear tests. He proposed joint experiments to develop a detection and control system for below ground blasts as Geneva talks stall.
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Selwyn Lloyd
Russia
United States
Britain
Lloyd
House of Commons
Geneva
Labor Party
Labor
Denis Healey
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Macmillan
Lloyd’s
Medaris backs space race with Russia says public to decide
Huntsville Alabama Maj Gen John B Medaris Army missile chief urges a space race with the Soviet Union while stressing the public must choose. He notes Eisenhower sees no active U S Soviet space competition and cites upcoming congressional inquiries on costs and issues before a decision. Medaris says U S missile development has held its own.
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Huntsville. Ala
UPI
John B. Medaris
Army
Russia
Soviet Union
Medaris
Eisenhower
U d States
Washington
Stephen M. Young
Donio
Senate Space Committee
Pasternak to Speak in Chicago Dinner Plan
AP reports Joe Palowsky plans a December 27 Chicago dinner hosting Boris Pasternak with Soviet official approval. Pasternak, Nobel laureate in 1958 for literature, did not attend Stockholm for the award after Communist criticism of Dr Zhivago. The event also honors Fyodor Dostoevsky.
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Chicago
Joe Palowsky
Boris Pasternak
Palowsky
U.S.S.R
Pasternak
Stockholm
Dr. Zhivago
Feydor Dostoevski
Soviet Astronomer Claims Moon Volcano Evidence
MOSCOW UPI Soviet astronomer Nikolai Kozyrev says a spectrogram of the Moon taken Oct 33 shows unusual activity at the central peak of Alphonse Crater. He reiterated that the peak is an active volcano, countering Western scientists who deny lunar volcanism.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikolai Kozyrev
Alphonse Crater
Kozyrev
Dibelius Defies Reds in East Berlin Pulpit Showdown
Berlin reports say East Germany banned Evangelical Bishop Otto Dibelius from preaching in East Berlin. Dibelius, 79, pledged to defy the order and preach Sunday at Marien Church in West Berlin. The ban signals a potential major church state clash after years of restrictions on his movements in Berlin.
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Dibelius
East Germany
Berliner Zeitung
Schmidt
Democratic
Berlin
East Berlin
East
West Berlin
Bradenburg
Council
German Evangelical Church
Germany
Federal court upholds arbitration pacts in commerce
A New York appeals court rules arbitration clauses in interstate and maritime contracts are valid and enforceable in federal courts. The 20 page opinion, by Judge ward Lumbard with Burger concurring, states the Federal Arbitration Act created a new body of law for arbitration agreements affecting commerce.
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New York
United States Court of Appeals
Congress
Appeals
Ward Lumbard
Warren E. Burger
Harold R. Medina
J. Ed
Britain repays Suez loan early
Washington AP reports Britain repaid 250 million dollars borrowed during the Suez crisis well ahead of schedule. The action is linked to Congress power over commerce and maritime matters. Judge Medina notes the arbitration act advances national law, making certain commerce related agreements valid across state and federal courts.
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Washington
Great Britain
Congress
Medina
Reuther Denies New Blast By Russian Paper
Moscow reports claim Walter Reuther, AFL-CIO vice president, conspired with Khrushchev to betray workers and abandon a Russian wife. Trud labels him a lackey of monopolists amid a smear campaign, showing photos from Gorky and a GM handshake with Louis Seaton.
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Moscow
Trud Today
Walter Reuther
AFL - Cio
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Gorky Jauto
Detroit
San Francisco
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Trude
Gorky
General Motors
State Dept Wins Curb On Buy American Drive
The State and Treasury Departments agree that for now buy American pressure will apply only to foreign borrowers receiving credits from the Development Loan Fund. Eisenhower hopes other measures will halt the dollar drain and deficit with the world as efforts press to lift dollar import restrictions abroad.
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State Dept
Curb On
Washington
UPI
State
Treasury Departments
State Department
International Cooperation Administration
Eisenhoweer
United States
Caldwell urges Moscow play as American stage for Russian life
American novelist Erskine Caldwell proposed staging a Soviet life play in the United States to illuminate Russia after the war. He urged writers to travel more than diplomats. The piece also notes a U.S. military expenditure survey abroad totaling about 3.4 billion dollars yearly and fears over a rising dollar deficit and potential economic nationalism.
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Erskine Caldwell
United States
Caldwell
Tobacco Road
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