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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
3
Editor notes this is part of a 16 installment series. Barry Goldwater argues a total nuclear disarmament is not imperative. He suggests peaceful fission use only and raises two problems of arms parity and inspection. The text contrasts Western disadvantage if Russia or Red China hold the most conventional weapons and questions blanket disarmament theories.
A FASTPOLITC ADVERTISEMENT ARGUES AGAINST Western disarmament while accusing the Soviets of using propaganda. It insists that freedom cannot be stamped out by pen and urges strong defense, warning that Western weakness invites Soviet conquest. Tomorrow: The United Nations.
After nine months of exploratory talks the United States and the Soviet Union show total disagreement on Berlin settlement tactics. Rusk met Dobrynin but no breakthrough emerged on access routes or Western withdrawal. The rift among Western allies widens as Bonn Paris and Washington seek positions while Kennedy aims to avoid war and keep negotiations going.
Gov Matthew B Welsh of Indiana arrives to return two Confederate battle flags captured by Indiana soldiers to Tennessee. Governor Buford Ellington will accept the flags in a ceremony at the state capitol, part of 17 banners found in the World War Memorial Building basement in Indianapolis.
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SWERMORE library board members plan a new facility and will discuss size, site options, and funding with the city council. Librarian Donald Nolte is compiling data on optimal size as the council studies budgeting and a potential joint session next month.
East Bay Regional Park District directors voted to retain the Cull Canyon identification for the new Southern Alameda County park at this week’s board meeting. The plan would rename the South County area development to Cull Canyon Region al Park despite initial suggestions to change.
AP reports Japanese Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka protested to U.S. Ambassador Exhyin D. Rosehauer over high altitude tests near Johnston Island. Kosaka demanded 96 hour advance notice for every test and Japan reserved the right to seek compensation for damages from the tests.
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