World Debates Nuclear Peace
Washington discusses a London conference table effort to slow the U S Russia arms race amid disarmament talks. Readers weigh risks of inspectors safeguards and China inclusion, with experts citing inspection feasibility and past treaty limits. Washington doubts a quick East West breakthrough in near future.
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Washington
London
United States
Russia
U. S
Free World
U.S.S.R
Red
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Global reverberations of a lone shot in Japan
The January 30 pistol‑grip incident by Specialist William S. Girard in Japan triggers a crisis linked to U S Japan relations and Cold War alliances. Debate over line of duty and who may try him—American or Japanese—reach the Supreme Court as the United States defends due process and foreign policy powers amid a wider constitutional dispute.
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Washington
Japan
Empire
Wilson
America
Pacific
United States Supreme Court
William S. Girard
Ottawa
Girard
United States
Federal
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Justice Department
Supreme Court
NATO
The
U. S
Watermelon origin traced to wild Africa
The watermelon is believed to have originated in a wild state in Africa, where its earliest cultivation began before spreading to other regions. This history highlights Africa as the likely cradle of the fruit's domestic varieties.
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Africa
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United Nations
Subcommittee On
Britain
MacMillan
Khrushchev
China
U. N
N. Main
Korea
North Korea
C.g. & E. Middletown Office
Ed Gunder
MacGarraghy
Eisenhower
By Douglas B. Cornell
Naka Sakai
Nagasaki
Tobias
Luxtrol
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Grond
Halsey
Central Ave
Filson’s
Filson
Bermudas
Meo
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