Goldberg bids for Soviet help to halt nuclear spread
U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg asked for Soviet cooperation to secure a treaty banning further nuclear weapons, while urging voluntary UN funding. He spoke ahead of talks in New York with Andrei Gromyko as Dean Rusk prepared to meet the Soviet foreign minister and other officials at the U N General Assembly.
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Two Thousand Russian Jews Fill Synagogue in Moscow
Two thousand Russian Jews gathered at Moscow central synagogue for Rosh Hashana, many elderly and weeping, with overflow seating and Hebrew services piped in. Israeli diplomats attended. a growing Jewish cultural presence appeared as Yevtushenko’s Babi Yar received its first public reading in two years and Hebrew song signs surfaced. U.S. diplomat Goldberg urged UN disarmament progress and criticized Soviet and Chinese positions. he supported broad world peace efforts but opposed seating Red China in the UN.
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Eisenhower Warns Deficit Spending Sparks Inflation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned in Nation's Business that deficit government spending to stimulate business leads to inflation. He criticized wage guideline policies as false and bad, urging focus on the value of the dollar in economic policy and noting reliance on pensions insurance policies savings deposits and government bonds.
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