Lilienthal Calls Halt on Nuclear Exports to Curb Proliferation
Former Atomic Energy Commission chairman Lilienthal urged the United States to stop exports of nuclear devices and materials to curb worldwide proliferation. He told a Senate subcommittee that U.S. and allied suppliers have been major proliferators and warned the arms race is accelerating. Bethe also testified, favoring bans on fast breeders abroad and on isotope separation facilities, while stopping short of a total embargo on all nuclear exports. Tito to visit Mexico Jan 29 for four days.
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Atomic Energy Commission
T Today
United States
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ARC
Senate
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Development and Resources Corp
New York
U.S
John Glenn
Ohio
Hans A. Bethe
Cornell University
Bethe
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Tracy Rachelle Smith Walks After Big Dream With Charlie Rich
MEMPHIS AP Tracy Rachelle Smith five met entertainer Charlie Rich, her lifelong dream after overcoming an open spine condition with water on the brain. Her family says a ninth operation prompted new effort, guided by Faster Seals Foundation, leading to her first step and a meeting with Rich this weekend. Rich called the moment rewarding for both, praising Tracy and expressing pride and hope she keeps striving.
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Charlie Rich
Silver Fox
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Leroy Smith
St. Louis
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Epic Records
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Eight Teens Die in Missouri Weekend Crashes
The Associated Press reports eight teen fatalities in two Missouri accidents over the weekend. Four Northwest Missouri State students aged 19 died when their car collided with a tractor-trailer on U.S. 71 near Maryville. Four Sedalia youths, ages 15 to 18, perished in a head-on crash on Missouri 87 near California. Other deaths include a tractor-trailer driver in Dixon and a car ending atop embankments near Farley and Hardin.
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Fareham
Neb
Janet L. Hawk
Des Moines
Steven M. Purnell
Glenwood
Iowa
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Council Bluffs
Sedalia
Missouri 87
California
Willie C. Harris
Ricky L. Routon
Deborah A. Miller
Patty Crabtree Curtis
Donald Pace
Columbia
Thomas E. Hildebrand
Dixon
Springfield
Kansas City
Farley
Robbert D. Roper
James Walker
Malta Bend
Missouri 23
Robert Lampton
Hardin
Missouri 10
Doomsday Clairvoyant Prediction Fails in Adelaide
In Adelaide Australia a predicted doomsday quake and tidal wave at 12:30 p m failed to occur drawing widespread skepticism yet causing hundreds to flee to higher ground. Clairvoyant John Nash had warned of disaster on November 3 sparking hoaxes and a city wide flurry of doomsday jokes and preparations.
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Australia
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Nash
South Australia
Sydney
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Mt. Lofty
Dunstan
Glenelg Beach
Sydney Sun
Taft II Chosen for Ohio House Seat
In Columbus Republican caucus picks Robert A. Taft II to fill the vacancy in the Ohio House of Representatives left by Frank Mayfield who resigned to pursue private business. Taft is heir to a noted political dynasty with lineage tracing to President William Howard Taft and U.S. Senator Robert Taft Sr.
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Ohio House of Representatives
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Frank Mayfield
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U.S
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NAACP Opposes St Louis Desegregation Plan
The NAACP and three teachers groups filed objections in U S District Court to a St Louis desegregation plan. They argue the plan fails to do the job and oppose involuntary teacher transfers ahead of a January 23 hearing. The plan aims by fall to have 10 percent minority teachers per school, rising to 20 and 30 percent later, and study magnet schools deemed of limited value by the civil rights group.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
U.S
Nuisance Taxes Likely To Increase This Year
Washington expects higher state taxes on cigarettes liquor and gasoline this year while income and sales taxes are unlikely to rise observers say states will raise minor levies and fees to curb expenditures amid inflation and election pressures New Jersey may consider income tax changes and several states plan modest hikes in income corporate and sales taxes depending on revenue sharing and political factors
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Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
National Governors Conference
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Governors’ Organization
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