Kennedy cites growing nuclear powers and testing ban need
President Kennedy warns 10 to 15 nuclear powers by decade end unless an enforceable global testing ban is secured. He favors a workable treaty before next New Year’s Day, notes Soviet objections hinder agreement, and warns that one nuclear test could trigger others.
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Markets Show Wide Variety Across Regions For Turkeys
The Department of Agriculture notes turkey availability nationwide with prices varying by region. A large chain offers 4 to 14 pound birds at 39 cents per pound in New York, 33 cents for heavier weights. Southeast sees attractively priced ground beef and poultry. beef cuts and rib roasts rise slightly in some markets. produce lists include beans cabbage celery corn and lettuce while fruits feature apples grapes pears plums and melons.
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Jail Doors Open For 20 Persons In Albany Protest
In Albany Georgia 20 people including 17 clergymen had jail doors opened. About 35 others jailed earlier planned release today by posting $200 bonds. A U S district Court hearing was called on a desegregation suit covering parks libraries and travel facilities. More than 50 clergymen from northern cities led a vigil with 54 whites and 21 negroes jailed for refusing to leave the city hall sidewalk.
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