Scientists Mark The Beginning Of The Atomic Age
On a Chicago campus observance honoring early atomic scientists, Enrica Fermi and widow representatives of Enrico Fermi and Arthur Holly Compton reflected on wealth, misdirection, and future victories in science. The event recalled poverty, pioneering work, and the reactor experiments that launched the atomic age.
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Cuban Talks Shift Back to UN in New York
United Nations New York reports that Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan left Washington, paving the way for Cuban crisis talks to resume at the U N headquarters. Negotiations aim to resolve unsettled Cuba issues with Kuznetsov Zorin Stevenson Yost McCloy participating. Se curity Council may review any formal agreement.
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India faces Chinese ceasefire claims and border tensions
India condemns China's ceasefire and withdrawal terms as prejudicing boundary talks. Nehru notes claims on Long Ju and Dhola clash with earlier assurances. Indian troops survey front as Beijing’s moves prompt troop redeployments. arrests of 300 Communist leaders reported for pro China sympathy. India plans civilian administration shifts in northeast while seeking talks with Pakistan on Ladakh Kashmir. Sandys discusses Kashmir with Nehru as Harriman returns to Washington after Cuban crisis handling.
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Khrushchev's Cuban crisis lingers in East West talks
Analysis notes Mikoyan’s optimism clashes with Kennedy and Rusk as they seek concrete moves toward better U S Soviet relations. Berlin and arms control remain stalled, Cuba’s pledge inspection incomplete, and overflights continue. Crisis diplomacy softens tension yet drags on with unresolved safeguards and potential months of friction ahead.
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O Mahoney Dies in Bethesda at 78 Former senator
Former Senator O'Mahoney died in Bethesda at age 78. He was known for a forceful, warm temperament and long opposition to Roosevelt's restructuring plans. Survived by his wife Agnes O'Leary with three nephews. burial planned at Cheyenne with services at St. Thomas Apostle Catholic Church.
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Kashmir dispute seen as key to joint Asian defense
The article recalls the Kashmir conflict, noting UN truce lines leave India in control of the more strategic areas. It highlights O Mahoney's role leading the temporary contending group and his praised handling of hearings, with expectations for a plebiscite that never occurred. It frames the issue as central to any long-term regional settlement.
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