Open and Shut Skies in Cold War Arms Talks
Editorial argues that open skies inspection may be impractical as envisioned, citing Edward Teller on hidden sensors and mobile, disguised weapons. It warns that future arms could be unrecognizable from the air, suggesting talks should focus on practical disarmament steps rather than overly optimistic surveillance.
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Pennsylvania
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Minnesota
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Still Howling at 25th Anniversary of a Crusty Columnist
The Telegram notes howling columnist Still Howling marks 25 years with witty, candid critique from Washington. It praises his blunt, sometimes disagreeable style while acknowledging his role in provoking debate and shaping constructive argument. The piece cheers his enduring vigor and hopes he never grows mellow.
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Prayer fragment urges focus on heavenly things
Fragmentary prayer asks believers to set their minds on things above not on earthly things. The speaker seeks higher spiritual aim, calling on Christ and divine help to lift souls beyond worldly concerns.
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Dinese Mesos
Dahil
Sputnik Tonight Visible Over Much of United States
Russia's Sput ik-IL satellite will be seen across the contiguous United States after sunset today except for the south, says the Wia -Smithgonian Astrophysical Observatory. Passes move ahead in time each day, so the rocket satellite will not set after this weekend as its evening passages travel from southwest to northeast at about five hundred fifty miles high.
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Globetrotters Draw Big Casbah Crowd in Africa Tour
Harlem Globetrotters delighted a Casablanca civilian audience in a Christmas overseas swing. The crowd cheered Wayne Brown and Chico Burrell, applauded Benny Schiitzinger, and surged for autographs after the game. Abe Saperstein funded the trip, which covered 10000 miles in 10 days across 11 foreign countries, with players averaging just over six feet.
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