Uranium Found in Western Germany
West Germany reports sizeable uranium fields in the Black Forest with enough ore for atomic research needs. Government sources say mining preparations are set, with Heidelberg and Goettingen universities conducting sanctioned scientific work and no military program.
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Queen Elizabeth to Get Sarong From Sultan of North Borneo
The Sultan of North Borneo visits Britain and brings a sarong crafted for Queen Elizabeth by Borneo women. The garment was presented during the royal visit this week.
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Special Steel Talks Recess Without Progress
Washington June 6 The White House steel talks recessed after an earnest bargaining session with no report of progress toward settling the week long steel strike. CIO leader Philip Murray met with major steel company officials for a fourth round as talks resume at 3 p m tomorrow.
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Strike Fund Vote Sct in Washington Agenda
Officials of the Communications Workers will seek union rank and file approval next week for a $12,000,000 strike fund. The move aims to back potential work stoppages and bolster bargaining leverage in current contract talks.
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Individuals Must Fight Communism, Dulles Warns
John Foster Dulles told St. Lawrence University graduates that freedom must be defended by individuals, not government, as Soviet Communism holds vast military power in Eurasia. He warned the Red armies could have overrun the continent, but prefer subversion from within via propaganda.
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Senate Meats Early On Arms Bill To Adjourn Soon
The Senate plans a two hour early session to finish action on the $6.45 billion foreign aid bill and then resume the controls bill extending wage price and rent controls to March 3, 1993. House leadership signals new fights to cut the package further as Congress moves toward signature by President Truman amid steel dispute uncertainty.
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American Ordained at Canterbury Cathedral
An American, Sumner F. D. Walters Je, was ordained today in Canterbury Cathedral, the first such ordination. He is the son of the bishop of San Joaquin, California, who attended and read the epistle as the archbishop sat in the archiepiscopal throne.
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