Disarmament Hope Rises at United Nations Talks
The week shows cautious optimism as the three nuclear powers discuss disarmament in London. Russia proposes test suspensions with monitoring posts, while the United States seeks a broader agreement to halt production and cut stockpiles. President Eisenhower and Japanese Premier Kishi begin talks in Washington.
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Court martial topic and UN condemnation spark debate
A Japanese woman’s death on a firing range prompts discussion of attempting Girard under the Status of Forces agreement and a U.S. Supreme Court appeal. Separately, UN critics denounce Soviet repression of Hungary and urge a special assembly meeting.
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Lyons Items Show Indiana University Graduation Attendees
Mr and Mrs Joe H Beck and children Nancy and Edwin of Alhambra California visited Mrs Becks sister and family Emil Mullis and daughter Emilie last week. The Becks Mullises Mrs Fred Workman and son Tom of Gary and Mr and Mrs S E Hatfield of Vincennes attended Indiana University Bloomington graduation exercises. Hatsfields daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Sam Beanco graduated from Indiana University. Beancos will take Gary employment this fall.
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Court Orders Contributory Negligence Fine in D&RGW Suit
Salt Lake City reports Francis E. Picker was granted $10,000 in a damage suit against Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad. The federal district court awarded him $9,500 for contributory negligence.
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Francis E. Pickering
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Navy Converts to Atomic Power for Global Reach
The United States Navy accelerates a shift to nuclear powered vessels and guided missiles to dominate the seas. Adm. Brake says control of seas up to European and Asian shores is vital to free world survival. Only two nuclear submarines exist now, Nautilus and Seawolf, with plans for 13 more and authorization for a nuclear cruiser and an attack carrier. Costs run high but aims target a full atom powered task force by 1970.
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Navy Shows Its Strength In Global Posture
The United States Navy stresses its role as a deterrent and rapid-response force with 980 active vessels and 11 785 aircraft. The 7th Fleet operates in Far Eastern waters and the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean to project power. Ships are dispatched to crises such as Jordan, and long-range missiles are viewed as less capable against mobile carrier groups.
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Woman Bus Driver Retires After 18 Years in Etna
Mrs. Lillian Hibbard of Etna Maine will retire this year after 18 years as a school bus driver. She began the job in 1989 noting she believed if a man could do it she could as well.
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Lillian Hibbard
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