Test Ban Talks May Go To Summit, Say Western Officials
Geneva reports British and American officials indicate some arms talks on a nuclear test suspension may be referred to a summit conference. Three power talks resume with Briton Ormsby-Gore and U S Secretary of State Herter seeking prompt scientific discussions on detecting high altitude blasts as negotiations stall over underground data.
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One Million American Tourists Expected to Visit London by 1968
London will welcome about one million American visitors annually by 1968 as travel expands. Ralph T. Reed of American Express Co. notes the current boom, with this year forecast at sixty thousand U.S. visitors.
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NATO Brains Meet Urges Europe to Build Its Own Shield
In London the Atlantic Congress of 630 members discussed NATO policy for a decade. Kissinger urged European states to deter aggression with independent defenses, warn that relying on the United States risks strategic mismatch and potential escalation. He warned about arms control limits and the rise of regional nuclear powers.
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