Kremlin Leaders Call For Nuclear Test Ban
Kremlin leaders urged a total ban on nuclear arms testing after China’s first atomic blast. They sought friendship with the American people and backed Khrushchev era policies of peaceful coexistence while criticizing U.S. actions in Asia and Cuba.
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Red China Will Do It Again
Washington reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk predicting another Chinese nuclear test soon to boost Beijing’s prestige following its initial Friday blast. He cautioned no immediate test was expected but noted China will likely use propaganda, while Moscow’s Khrushchev ouster prompts questions on Soviet policy and future arms talks.
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Nagging Wife Divorce Granted in London Case
A divorce court granted Mrs. Ida Lonnon a decree for desertion after a tape supported her claim her husband refused to support her despite promises to reform. Judge said no man could live with a wife behaving as described. Lonnon did not contest.
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