U S Soviet draft against war proposed at Geneva
The United States and the Soviet Union jointly proposed a declaration at the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva stating that war can no longer serve as a method to settle disputes. The draft, hammered out by ambassadors Arthur Dean and Valerian Zorin, urges reducing war propaganda and promoting broad circulation of peaceful information while allowing states to take practical measures within their constitutions.
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Countdown Time Brings Soft Boiled Egg Moment
Newport Ark AP reports a countdown for Scott Carpenter's space flight included a light moment as Gene Hower timed a soft boiled egg. At three minutes 50 seconds to go he started the egg and removed it after launch, praising the egg as just right.
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Frank Named Vice Chairman of NYSE Board
Walter Frank was elected vice-chairman of the board of governors of the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, succeeding George Hackl who retired.
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U S troops receive rifle ammunition in Thailand buildup
U S infantrymen in Thailand were issued ammunition for their rifles as part of a broader force build up to deter potential communist incursions from Laos. The First Battle Group, 27th Infantry, encamped at Camp Cobra near Khorat, with airlifted reinforcements anticipated for another week.
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Kilduff Named Assistant White House Press Secretary
Malcolm Kilduff, a State Department public affairs official, is appointed an assistant White House press secretary, expanding the administration's communications team.
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Storms Strike Across Eastern and Central U S
Violent spring storms lashed Waterbury Connecticut and nearby towns and eastern central Kansas with tornadoes, fierce winds, heavy rain and hail. At least two killed, over 50 injured, and extensive damage including 45 homes destroyed in Waterbury. Tornado paths varied from 100 yards wide to multiple small twisters near Hutchinson Emporia Mt Hope and Council Grove. Damage reached several million dollars with power outages and a swaying Niagara Falls observation tower.
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Tunisia and Jordan pledge U.N. bond purchases
UNITED NATIONS AP reports Tunisia will buy 475000 dollars of U.N. bonds and Jordan will purchase 25000 dollars. The announcements were made Thursday, highlighting ongoing support from both nations for U.N. financing.
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Friday Night Movie on KCRG ITV 9 Highlights Cary Grant
Friday at 10 45 p m MOVIE 9 presents Gunga Din star Cary Grant on KCRG ITV 9. The broadcast spot touts the film and its leading man for local viewers.
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