Disarming Proposals Face UN Disarmament Talks
United Nations dispatch notes the Soviet Union signaling openness to consider Eisenhower open skies plan in future UN disarmament talks. Moscow introduces a resolution advocating new disarmament efforts based on aerial surveys and the Maly O arms concept, while criticizing Western bans on nuclear weapons and surprise attacks. The West urges talks on the Big Four plan with safeguards before disarmament, while the Soviet text seeks universal peace and improved global relations through broader measures.
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Rain in Morning Then Showers Through Day
Weather update notes rain will fade tonight with showers this morning turning partly cloudy this afternoon. High near 55, low around 41. Pasadena rainfall now 2.97 inches for the season, above last year’s pace and below long term normal. smog risk prompts continued burn restrictions.
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Small town dreamers seek big city careers
By F G Runyon LALUGND asks about psychotic versus neurotic and notes many youths feel pressure to leave a small town to succeed. He argues the small town girl and country boy alike feel they must go to New York or a big city, including reporters, to find opportunity, urging readers to consider local paths.
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First televised murder trial begins in Texas
In Waco Texas Thurry L Washburn 38 goes on trial for allegedly booby trapping his ex mother in law s car to murder her. The case is noted as possibly the first U S murder trial broadcast live on television with KWPX TV filming from a balcony and District Judge D W Bartlett s overseeing proceedings. The husband and wife testified about threats dating to 1956 as cameras capture the courtroom amid technical quips and cautious staging.
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Tax Cuts Urged Who Benefits Most From Relief
Washington reports show the Committee for Economic Development backs a three to four billion dollar tax cut for middle and higher incomes while three university economists urge directing more relief to lower income brackets. Experts testified before a congressional subcommittee on policy.
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