Stocks Edge Higher as Soviets Resume Nuclear Tests
New York trading opened quiet with the Associated Press index up fractionally as defense related issues weighed. The market ranged on renewed tension after Moscow said it would resume nuclear tests, spurring gains in aviation and steel shares while utilities slipped.
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Soviet Move Seen As Atomic Blackmail
The Berlin crisis backdrop sharpens over a Soviet warning amid wartime talk of a 100 megaton bomb ban, signaling a harsher nuclear era. President Kennedy weighs quick defense and diplomatic steps as Washington gauges U.S. interests and a potential clash in Germany.
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Japanese party cites Berlin crisis as tests resume cause
The Liberal Democratic party warned that the Soviet Union resumed nuclear tests due to international tension centering on Berlin. It argued the decision would impact mankind’s future and urged cooperation with other nations to reach a joint agreement banning nuclear weapons, noting who caused the Berlin crisis.
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Nuclear disarmament hopes hinge on powers agreeing
Countries showed hope that great powers would reach a mutual accord on a permanent nuclear test ban as a first step toward broad scale disarmament.
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