Pact Near Okay in London Report
LONDON AP disarmament talks may reshape the world this week as Harold B. Stassen outlined a new US policy for a partial army cut within UN disarmament efforts. A high American source stressed the move goes beyond bargaining, hoping for broad national support and possible Soviet agreement to steer the global agenda.
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Open Skies Plan Moves Toward Geneva Summit Agreement
The United States pushes a draft Open Skies style plan framed by Eisenhower talks in Washington and Geneva. Stassen reports to western delegates while Zorin delays, and U S efforts stress consultation, avoiding forced disarmament while shaping policy for possible treaty language.
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Stassen outlines arms control plans after London talks
Stassen backs tighter inspection of German territory and arms movement across borders. He pressed for export import controls and urged restraint while preparing for further talks with Eisenhower and Dulles. Stassen said the plan brought from London will be reviewed in Washington before a return to London.
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Knowland Proposes Troop Withdraw Plan to Test Khrushchev
Knowland disclosed Sunday a plan to float to Khrushchev the withdrawal of Soviet and American troops from Central Europe in exchange for Norway joining a neutral bloc. He urged testing Moscow by proposing to withdraw forces from East Germany Poland and Hungary while the United States would pull from Western Germany and France.
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Japan Would Free GI if U.S. Court Orders It
U.S. and Japanese authorities clash as lawyers seek to block Girard’s transfer to Japan. Louis Girard and supporters press Washington to defend constitutional issues around the status of forces agreement. The case unsettles Ottawa and Atlanta, with lawmakers weighing the best path to protect American soldiers.
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California oil royalties bill stirs assembly clash
The bill to raise state oil royalties faces opposition as Assemblyman Ernest Gouldes backs a move to refuse concurrence while Hons debate a conference compromise. Proponents say the increase would boost school funding, raising salaries from 7,400 to 4,200. Critics warn the sliding scale could price California out of the market.
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Partly Blind Youth Found Drowned at Huntington Beach
The body of Frank Balgora, 16, of 1919 Harden Avenue, was washed ashore at Huntington Beach Sunday afternoon. He swam alone and wore swim trunks. one glass eye and partial blindness noted. Lifeguards say currents were unlikely, spot is hazardous with rocky bottom. sheriff and coroner investigators questioned family.
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Boat Upset Off Florida Leaves Five Missing
Five fishermen were feared lost after a two foot cabin cruiser capsized in the Gulf of Mexico near Tarpon Springs on Saturday night. Two survivors Ed Ilicker and Jack Flicker, both from Dade City, were found ashore after more than 22 hours in the water wearing life preservers. The missing include Cole Shearder Sam Woods AW Nadine and Charles Swann all from Dade City. Coast Guard and ships searched the area near Key Antotesport for the stricken vessel IKIn nebar which departed Tarpon Springs Friday on a short trip.
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Pro Western Lebanese Lead in Vote
BEIRUT Lebanon vote results show pro Western government candidates taking early leads in parliamentary elections marked by violence. Authorities report one dead and 111 wounded in clashes between Armenian factions opposing and backing the government as the Middle East braces for alignment with the Eisenhower Doctrine.
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Mayflower II Reaches Plymouth Amid Gales Historic Voyage
The Mayflower II battles Gulf Stream gales off Nantucket and nears Plymouth Mass after a harrowing voyage. Pilgrims reunion craft, 140 foot long and 5 knots, nears completion of its wooden ramp to welcome shore reception crews and officials.
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