Britain drops conditions in Lloyds disarmament plan
UNITED NATIONS N Y AP Britain s new disarmament plan drops past hindrances to East West talks. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd presented it to the General Assembly ahead of Khrushchev s anticipated plan. The plan envisions three stages: halt nuclear tests and study other issues. reduce conventional arms and fissionable material. and comprehensive disarmament under international control with inspections. Observers note the plan relaxes earlier links between progress on political issues and nuclear tests.
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FASTEETH improves denture stability by sprinkling powder on the teeth. It promises all day hold without sliding slipping or rocking and avoids gummy textures. The product is described as alkaline non acid with a neutral taste and claims to eliminate plate odor. Available at rug counters everywhere.
Cop Heads Army In China Hints Tough Policy
TOKYO AP The military reshuffle in Red China places Mao Tse-tung s army under a policeman. It may mean a tougher domestic policy as observers suggest the change targets internal opposition to communes and the industrial leap forward. Peng Deba Huai ousted as defense minister. Lin Piao becomes defense chief. Lo Jui-ching, police boss, named army chief of staff, a long time political commissar known for hard actions.
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Khrushchev Loses Poise At United Nations Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev, amid a packed New York UN Assembly day, briefly lost his temper during a Q A on Soviet Western trade and media, then recovered and deflected questions about jamming Voice of America. He hailed Soviet industry while facing Lodge rebuke over capitalism. Khrushchev’s wife Nina attended Broadway’s Music Man with two stepdaughters, drawing attention from observers.
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Khrushchev to Visit Peiping After U.S. Trip
Soviet citizens learned Khrushchev will visit Communist China after returning from the United States. Questions to the premier at Washington and his National Press Club conference dominated headlines as Izvestia and Pravda published 14 questions and answers.
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Zhukov Speculated as Possible U S Ambassador Return
Paris reports Autore speculated Premier Khrushchev may appoint deposed Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov to a top U S post. The Right wing paper, noting Zhukov's popularity and theatrical flair, hints at ambassador to Washington or UN representative in New York.
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Airliner Afire At Shannon Landing
Flames engulfed an engine of a Pan American airliner after it landed at Shannon Airport Ireland. Fire engines quickly controlled the blaze with 63 passengers and 10 crew aboard the craft that had just arrived from Boston Massachusetts.
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U S bars London Daily Worker reporter from Khrushchev tour
Frank Gullet of the London Daily Worker was refused a visa to cover Premier Nikita Khrushchev's tour, according to editor George Matthews of the Communist newspaper. Matthews said the rejection came by telephone from the U S embassy.
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Laborites Promise No Nuclear Tests
London AP reports Britain’s Labour Party pledges that a Labour government would not resume nuclear weapons tests even if other nations abandon the current truce.
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Van Cliburn Invited to Khrushchev Reception in Washington
Kilgore pianist Van Cliburn, who gained international fame after winning the Moscow festival, has received a special invitation to a reception for Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. He said the event is likely at the Soviet Embassy in Washington but details were not yet available.
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Princess Irene Unveils WWII Monument in Veghel
Princess Irene unveiled a monument to honor the U S Army's Moist Airborne Division that freed Veghel, Netherlands, from the Nazis in World War II. About 120 former American soldiers attended the ceremony.
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