Soviet Threatens Test Ban Talks Over On Site Inspections
In Geneva on Monday the Soviet Union warned that Western demands for more than three on site inspections per year will derail the nuclear test ban negotiations. Semyon Tsarapkin refused to discuss inspection procedures, clashed with U S delegate Charles Stelle, and defended Moscow’s quota stance. Cavalletti pressed for clarity, while Stelle warned that failure would blame the Soviet government.
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Korean Ex President Urges Protests Against Military Rule
Former president Posun Yun denounced Gen Park Chung Hee and called on South Koreans to take to the streets if needed to oppose extending military rule. He spoke at a news conference defying a junta ban on political freedom including demonstrations and statements against Park’s four year extension proposal. Yun faces possible court martial and up to five years in prison.
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Nigerian Delegate Echoes Red Queen in Hearings
Matthew T. Mbu compared the argument to the Red Queen from Alice in Wonderland, noting she demanded the verdict before evidence was heard because the evidence always confused her.
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Pope Not Injured After Fall During Mass
Pope John XXIII stumbled and fell forward on the throne steps during a mass in Vatican City. He was aided by aides including Msgr Mario Nasalli Rocca and Msgr Peter Ca nisius Van Lierde, rose with applause, and did not mention the incident in his address.
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ANTA awards Edward Albee for Virginia Woolf contributions
The American National Theater and Academy named Edward Albee the fifth ANTA award recipient for outstanding contributions to the living theater. Albee is the author of the Broadway hit Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.
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U S Rushes Polio Vaccine to Laos Amid Epidemic
The United States via AID rushed 200000 doses of Sabin oral polio vaccine to Laos to combat an outbreak in Vientiane. Laos requested aid after 49 active paralytic polio cases. Wyeth Laboratories in Philadelphia supplied the oral vaccine for $19000 and it was airlifted from New York.
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