Waste, Hazardous Lab Use Criticized in Report
Anjean reports to the Senate atoms for peace panel that the United States should seek close peaceful cooperation with North American and West European nations to reduce hap hazard waste in nuclear laboratories. Robert McKinney proposes revamping U.S. role and urges broader atomic collaboration.
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McKinney outlines US peaceful atomic energy aims
McKinney describes the Eisenhower era push for peaceful uses of atomic energy and the Six Year timeline. He lists four objectives for diverting materials to peaceful uses, international cooperation, universal benefits, and stronger peaceful ties, noting progress depends on scientific and technical actions.
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Finland Moves Right In Municipal Elections Across Nation
Finnish voters shifted toward right and center coalitions in local elections, with more than 12 000 council seats contested as parties seek influence over regional government. Leaders cited growing support for West European ties and concerns over atomic energy costs and disarmament targets.
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Summit Meeting In Spring Gets Candidates Okay
The Sunday Pictorial reports Nixon and Kennedy agree to a plan for a Big Four summit in London next May if Khrushchev restrains tensions. Macmillan and Eisenhower reportedly secured Khrushchev’s probation on good behavior during winter. Nixon and Kennedy were consulted and consented.
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Johnson Admits He Favored UN Seeting Delay
Johnson says he favored delaying the United Nations session noting the political split in multiple parties in Finland and the looming U S election. He argues a postponement would have aligned with Eisenhower era caution while Kennedy would face UN discourse after Khrushchev and Castro speeches.
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Flying Fish Flight Described by Officials in Rabaul
Report notes a flying fish leaping from the water with strong tail and gliding fins. Officials in Rabaul discuss difficulties in securing work for a native of New Britain, attributing it to ties with relatives and a laid back approach to jobs.
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Franco German talks fail to bridge NATO split in Europe
A two day Franco German meeting in NN Germany failed to resolve diverging views on NATO integration. The communique stressed NATO as the basis for European security, though Adenauer backs full integration while Debre favors France keeping its own forces. A top level EEC meeting was proposed for Rome or Brussels in November.
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Hints For High Speed Pictures From Jets
Airline representative David Delaney of Air France offers photographic hints for travelers snapping jet age scenes. He advises not to rest the camera on the window ledge or arms on the seat, and to hold the camera six inches from the window to compensate for motion.
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Democrats urge opposition to seating UAR at UN Security Council
Thirty Democratic Congressmen urge President Eisenhower to vote against seating the United Arab Republic at the United Nations Security Council. They argue the UAR has not earned the U S trust and cite regional complaints about Gamal Abdel Nasser’s leadership and its impact on regional peace.
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Parking Prussians Roar Over London Wardens
Earl Kimberley rails at Mayfair parking wardens calling them parking Prussians. He says he faces over a thousand tickets weekly near his home and plans legal action. AA and RAC echo driver complaints about wardens stretched by busy streets and road jams.
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Girl 5 attacked in Philadelphia basement crime scene
A year-old girl was found bleeding and bound in a basement at a Philadelphia housing project after a boy named Lena Reilly allegedly lured her with a knife. Doctors report severe internal injuries and the motive remains undetermined as police continue investigations.
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Mexico's Lopez Mateos Sees Morale Boost From Nationalized Electricity
Mexico's government tightens control over the electrical industry as confidence rises in Lopez Mateos era. Officials claim the move gives the nation greater self sufficiency and strengthens public support amid leftist unrest and domestic pressures.
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Laos Peace Talks Raise Fear Of Communist Gains
In Vientiane a mood of growing anxiety surrounds the Laos peace talks set to open. Westerners fear any Communist advance could place a foothold in Southeast Asia as Souvanna Phoumi seeks a compromise with the Pathet Lao to end more than six years of civil war. News notes weak Laotian unity, aid cuts, and mounting pressure for peace amid widespread weariness of war.
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Butter smuggling ring broken up by Belfast police
Belfast reports a Northern Ireland ring smuggling butter across the border has been dismantled. Authorities say three suspects were involved and the operation targeted forts and customs routes to evade duties. Police warned of continued investigations into illicit dairy flows.
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New Healing Substance Stops Hemorrhoid Pain Quickly
A New York bulletin promotes a therapy claiming rapid relief from hemorrhoidal itching and discomfort. The ad touts Bio-Dyne derived Preparation H as an ointment or suppositories, asserting shrinking of hemorrhoids without surgery and months of observed improvement, with doctor-verified results.
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