Britons Favor Halt to A-Tests Across Britain
The article surveys public opinion on halting hydrogen bomb tests in Britain. Labor backs an end to testing while the Conservative government resists, citing minimal danger. Citizens express varied views from wartime sentiment to fears of radiation, with newspapers urging international talks and monitoring before any halt.
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Daily Mirror
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Manchester Guardian
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Russia
Nixon urged to back Uruguay wool sales in Latin tour
Vice President Nixon faced calls from Uruguayan business leaders to promote U S purchases of Uruguayan wool for aid programs and to back a loan from the Export Import Bank as Latin tours proceed. The talks included Roy Rubot tom and Samuel C Waugh as Washington seeks to counter Soviet market gains.
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Roy R. Rubottom
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