Red China to explode atom bomb in 1961 reports say
London AP reports The Sunday Times cites Tokyo intelligence that Red China will explode its first atomic bomb late in 1961. The blast would rival France’s Sahara tests and China may have sped up its program under a Politburo directive with the Soviet Union supplying key materials.
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Red Summit Meet Ending Shows Split on Strategy
Moscow reports indicate the Communist world talks near completion amid disagreements on strategy toward the West. Some sources cite a possible communique while others expect no formal statement. Western observers note friction over whether to harden or soften the line against the capitalist powers.
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Macmillan Plans Cautious Kennedy Reengagement
London sources say Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will let President-elect John F Kennedy initiate talks to renew close UK U.S. ties unless a Berlin crisis forces a Washington visit before spring. Officials outline aims include easing East-West tensions, resuming nuclear test talks, and strengthening NATO with France.
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Test your I. Q gimmick ends bottle clutter at station
A Shelby North Carolina service station runs a sign challenging customers to put a round bottle in a square hole. The operator says the contest draws people in and has solved the problem of customers scattering bottles around the station.
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