Cheap weapons threaten world peace via cheap nuclear bombs
A late 20th century analysis argues small nations may soon access nuclear weapons as Germany allows cheaper production methods at US urging. Red China seeks its own capabilities, while big powers fear civilizational loss in a limited war. The piece warns of widespread proliferation and compelled controls to avert destruction.
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United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Red China
Peiping
Castro
Texas Tech Homecoming Kicks Off With Festive Campus Parade
Alumni and current Techsan students gather for the annual Homecoming in Lubbock. Festivities run through Saturday with a Third Annual Horticultural Festival drawing flower enthusiasts to campus. Changes since last year include new buildings and an expanded stadium, while retirees reflect on time with the university.
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Texas Tech
Lubbock
Almost Human Computer Makes Translation Error
National Bureau of Standards supervisors puzzled over a computer translating Russian to English. It rendered hydraulic ram as water goat, showing machines can err like humans and prompting debate over conformity and nonconformity.
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Science
National Bureau of Standards
Pledges and public notices amid scattered 1920s page items
The page shows a jumble of names, ads, and notices including a pledge to the United States and references to members and entities such as Bertie Tomapaoe, Bay Pree, and CHAS. W. BATLIFE while a header hints at a community or company context with scattered lines about events and oblique identifiers.
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Indopeiten
Bertie Tomapaoe
Earn
Phos
Ator
Texas
Pannen B
Prousy Chins
Sane Chas
W. Batlife
Ande Saror Sumseyaprivis
Pecoraro
Bunche Emerges As Possible Cabinet Pick In Election Talk
In a feature by Bob Considine Bunche is praised as a top diplomat whose fame rivals the Quemoy and Matsu issue. Proposals for cabinet or UN ambassador with cabinet status surface from Lodge Mansfield and Nixon. Bunche prefers his UN deputy role and disapproves of political involvement. Underground homes study by Harrison Brown warns of life underground if arms race continues.
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Bob Considin
New York
Ralph Bunche
Quemoy
Matsu
Bunche
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hariem
Virginia
Nixon
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Mon Democrat
Dr. Bunche
Ambassior
Sen. Kennedy
Dodgers
Harrison Brown
Cal Tech
Harvard Alumni Help African Students Find Home Away From Home
Harvard alumni in New York opened their club to 18 African UN trainees, offering housing guidance and social support. The African Service Institute aims to provide friendship, summer work advice, and emergency loans, with Harvard leading a push for Ivy League clubs to join.
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Ay Inez Robi
Harvard
New York
United Nations
Harvard Club
Fifth Avenue
West 41Th
Aalumni
Harvards
Lewis M. Isaacs Jr
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Wood
U. S
America
Africa
Togo
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Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Rawson L. Wood
African Service Institute
New
Khrushchev’s UN walkout seen as bluff by diplomats
American and world diplomats in Washington view Nikita Khrushchev’s threat to quit the United Nations as idle bluster. Nehru and Tito lead a committed bloc preferring the UN as a forum, while neutrals seek a stronger global structure under its shelter.
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Ray Tucker
Ashington
Nikita Khushchev
United Nations
Washington
Nehru
Na Tito
International
Tucker
United States
Russia
Khrushchev
U.N
India Statesman
Moscow
Stalin
Hitler
Mussolini
League of Nations
Enlistees Named for Texas Tech Advanced Flight Training
Robert P. Vail announced the advanced flight training enlistees at Texas Tech. Listed are Clent Breedlove flight operator Art Chase and James R. Gray flight instructors with the trainee group including E. V. Boynton Jr. and J. J. Thompson among others. A circus of death incident in Marianna left four parachutists dead after a plane stalled crashing into parachute lines during an auto show. In Clovis a Santa Fe wreck derailed 31 cars southbound no injuries reported. Harry N. Roberts was elected president of the Texas section of the American Society of Civil Engineers at a Dallas Denison convention. first west-of-Fort Worth to hold the post.
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J. J. Thompson
Fort Worth
Toy. de
Marianna
Paul Nalewaja
Harry N. Roberts
Lubbock
Soviet Plan Unworkable
The essay argues disarmament talks fail over inspection and control. It cites Baruch, Khrushchev, Eisenhower, and Kissinger on the dangers of blind disarmament and the need for verification before any limits. It claims Soviet Russia seeks German satellites, widespread weapons, and veto power to block effective control.
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George. E. Sokolsky
United Nations
Bernard Baruch
United States
Sokolsky
Khrushchev
United Nations Commission
F Khrushchev
West
Eisenhower
Russia
Kissinger
Soviet Russia
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