Macmillan Remarks on Rusk Proposal and European Defense
U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk’s European tour sparks talks on nuclear sharing between the United States and allies, with West Germany and France weighing multiparty defense options. Prime Minister Macmillan defends independent British deterrent amid Bonn and Paris cautious stance. Portugal’s press warns of snub as Rusk heads to Lisbon and Oxford honors.
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U.S
New World
Okf
Ted Adenauer
Bonn
de Gaulle
France
Macslanagemmind
United States
Britain
Neighor
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Ann Arbor
Midh
McNamara
Macmillan
Rusk
Oxford
Lisbon
Diario Lustrada
Portugal
Goa
India
Dean Rusk
America
Shortages in Stored Grain Probed by U S Officials
Washington report says the Department of Agriculture is examining about 18 to 20 cases of shortages in government held grain. Officials say the number is average and that none involve large amounts. Investigations extend to prior trouble cases and audit requests by Commodity Credit Corp advisers.
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U.S
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Billie Sol Estes
Iowa
Ing
House
Estes
Congressional
Commodity Credit Corp. Advisers
George A. Barnes
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Carl B. Barnes
FBI
George Barnes
Carbide Wins Air Force Contract for Rocket Propellants
Union Carbide Chemicals Co. secures a 480 500 dollar Air Force contract to develop high energy liquid rocket propellants. Research at South Charleston West Virginia continues with new facilities under E Fogle and H W Schulz directing the project overseen by Edwards Air Force Base in California and Space Systems Division.
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New York
Labor Chief Seeks Global Progress Victims Policy
Morse urged at the national agency conference that progress victims deserve support as technology reshapes work. She called for international cooperation amid diverse systems and proposed an ILO initiative to craft better policy planning for future changes.
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Morse
Nalion
ILO
Carbide Plant Expansion Set To Triple Capacity
Union Carbide Chemicals Co will triple its acrylic acid and esters output at the Institute plant. President E. E. Fogle said construction this fall will make the Institute facility the largest acrylate unit in the United States. The new unit will produce acrylic acid, butyl acrylate and ethyl acrylate and could develop other acrylates as markets grow.
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Union Carbide Chemicals Co
Institute
Carbide Chemicals
E. E. Fogle
United States
Fogle
New York
Carbide
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