Russians Break Silence on Test Ban Debate
The Soviet government responds to American claims on the test ban by quoting Marshal Malinovsky. It asserts Soviet superiority and contends theU.S. is not morally or militarily advantaged by the treaty. The piece notes Moscow’s censorship and the wider implications for Soviet and Chinese rhetoric.
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London
United States
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky
Marshal Malinovsky
Tass
Komsomolskaya Pravda
U. S
Robert S. McNamara
Soviet Union
Malinovsky
McNamara
Kennedy
Congress
Moscow
U.S
Russia
Peking
America
Lawrence Student Awarded Italian Government Grant
KU graduate student Ady Harrison Allen will study medieval history in Milan under the Italian Government Award and Fulbright grant. He is KU’s seventh recipient to receive Fulbright support for study in Europe, joining eight Fulbright scholars and five travel grant awardees for 1963 64. The list includes William Breckenridge Roger Doudna Robert Ebendorf Philip Kimball Nadine Prouty Roger Rose and others. The program covers a full year of study and direct exchange awards.
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Kansas University
Ady Harrison Allen
N.H. St
Milan
Allen
Catholic University of the Sacred Heart
Italy
Harold Allen
Hillcrest
Europe
Allen's
Bright
William Breckenridge
Louisburg
University of Leeds
England
Roger Doudna
Baldwin
University of Lille
France
Robert W. Ebendorf
Topeka
University of Oslo
Norway
Philip Kimball
Derby
University of Heidelberg
Germany
Nadine Prouty
Newton
University of Tubingen
Roger Rose
Lindsborg
University of Copenhagen
Denmark
Harry Seelig
Franklin Square
N. Y
University of Bonn
Laird Patterson
Larned
Technische Hochschule Munchen
David Scott
Jackson Heights
University of Hamburg
Judith
Decision On New NFO Farm Produce Holdout Expected Today
In Corning Iowa AP reports a possible NFO holdout on farm products including whole milk feed and sorghum grains or livestock. President Oren Lee Staley noted action might begin, while the NFO Executive Committee met all day Tuesday without a decision.
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Corning
Iowa
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
NFO
Cause in Skater Crash At Brussels Airline Disaster
The Belgian Ministry of Communications said faulty wing brakes probably caused the 1961 Sabena Boeing 707 crash at Brussels Airport that killed 73 people including the 18 member U.S. figure skating team en route to world championships.
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Brussels
Belgium
U.S
Ministry of Communications
Sabena Airlines
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Green Brothers Hardware
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