Eden says Red forces cuts late sparks Western arms debate
Prime Minister Eden told Soviet leader Bulganin that Moscow is more than a decade behind the West in trimming armed forces and welcomed the demobilization claim of 1 200 000 troops. He urged a broader, verifiable disarmament framework and warned unilateral cuts won't suffice without international safeguards. England supports international inspections and Germany reunification as essential steps.
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Storm Repair Funds Allocated For Cape Hatteras Seashore
Raleigh Gov Hodges announced an emergency $110 000 National Park Service allocation for storm repair at Cape Hatteras National Seashore Park. Park Director Wirth said the work will focus on 스타 sand and newly formed dunes.
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Grand Canyon crash kills 128 on two airliners
A Detroit area group of 128 people died when United and TWA jets collided near the Grand Canyon on June 30. Victims included Carl J. Snyder, 59, and Gerald Murchison, 51, plus families, executives, and aviation workers from Detroit, Milwaukee, Scarsdale, and beyond.
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Australia warns against big red military force at UN session
Australia urged the United Nations to avoid a disarmament pact that would leave Communist China and allies with the largest forces in Asia. Delegate E Ronald Walker argued any formula must consider great-power responsibilities and regional security impacts for smaller nations. He noted Western plans aim for force caps including 24 million for China and the USSR, with varied cuts for Britain France and others.
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