Stockpile Of Atomic Arms Is Growing
A fragmented AP report notes the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union have tested weapons and pace toward increased arsenals. It cites Kennedy’s stance on atmospheric tests, Russell’s caution, and fears of arms races as nations push for more powerful bombs and broader space and underground tests.
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Non-Aggression Pact Talks Face Hurdles and Options
U.S. and Soviet officials weigh a nonaggression pact as East West talks stall over Berlin and inspection terms. Amid calls for broader European security, President Kennedy and De Gaulle remain wary while Undersecretary Harriman outlines a cautious path to reduce tensions without recognizing a formal division of Europe.
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Tariff Retaliation Shapes U.S. Trade Policy Debates
The piece outlines U S plans to retaliate against European tariff moves, threatening duties on poultry and other imports. It notes potential $1 million annual losses to American poultry exports and highlights complex Common Market negotiations and shifting protectionist sentiment in the United States. As talks proceed, negotiators expect slow progress amid defensive public opinion and evolving trade goals.
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Space Center Plea From LA
Los Angeles County Chamber of Commerce urges Edwards Air Force Base in eastern Kern County be selected as the national space center. The chamber argues choosing any other site would cost the federal government and add nearly 443 million dollars in expenses.
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