Giant Marine Emblem Foils Cuban Harassment at Guantanamo
Rear Adm. John D. Bulkeley describes a bold counter action at Guantanamo Bay after Cuban harassment of Marine guards. Seabees and Cuban workers laid a 30 foot circular concrete slab inside the gate bearing the anchor globe and eagle emblem in red and gold, claimed to be the largest Marine emblem in the world.
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Pakistan and India hold talks on Kashmir dispute in London
Pakistan President Ayub Khan and India's representative met during a Commonwealth conference and agreed talks should continue. The luncheon session lasted nearly three hours with limited advisers present, aiming to ease Indo Pakistani differences while scheduling a future meeting.
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Committee Seeks More Scientists for National Use
A blue ribbon presidential panel urged immediate action by the White House, industry, and colleges to improve use of 1.7 million scientists and engineers. The 153 page NAS report calls for reliable manpower data to guide major projects like a lunar landing and for each federal agency to appoint a senior official to boost utilization of technical talent. It notes the government funds about three fifths of research and development and warns demand will outpace supply while facing international competition, especially the Soviet Union.
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