Assembly Supports New Talks in UN Disarmament Debate
Western delegates hailed a 57 to 9 General Assembly vote backing a 24 nation disarmament proposal hoping to pressure the Soviet Union to rejoin talks. observers note Russia’s stance and vow to oppose expanded negotiations may delay any breakthrough and reduce chances of broader participation.
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France
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Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini Separate in Rome Divorce
Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini announced their separation in Rome ending seven years of marriage due to incompatible artistic directions. Bergman, 40, is reported ill with Asian flu while Rossellini, 51, left Rome after a statement citing differing visions and interests that weakened their marriage.
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Paris
Bearded Gunman Robs Huntington Store Employee
Huntington police and Ohio authorities hunt a bearded gunman who robbed an employee, Carl Cassady, of 1251 dollars in cash and checks. Cassady said the man forced him to drive across the Ohio River into Ohio before releasing him near Burlington.
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Army Officer Ends Life In Washington
Washington report says Col. Henry I Lewis Hille Jr assigned to the Army inspector general was found shot to death today in a Pentagon washroom. A German-made pistol was found beside him. Hille, 44, a Falls Church Va resident born in Oklahoma and USMA 1935 graduate, had returned from assignment recently.
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Prison Assault Denied Inmate Testifies At Trial
SAN FRANCISCO Roland Simcox an Alcatraz convict charged with murdering Edward H Gauvin testified he did not attack with a six inch brass knife. He said Gauvin forced him into a fight on June 6 and claimed Gauvin threatened him with a knife. Gauvin had a grudge against Simcox, who described refusing to join a hunger strike in the prison area.
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Russia satellite may have broken up in space
Cambridge scientists reported sketchy tips suggesting Sputnik II could be coming apart. Smithsonian Astrophysical Laboratory director Dr. Fred L. Whipple said he lacks confirmation but warned such a development is possible.
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Army To Cut Little Rock Force Again
The Army plans another large reduction of paratroopers and National Guardsmen enforcing integration at Central High School in Little Rock. About 275 of 500 troopers from the 101st Airborne will be returned to Ft Campbell Kentucky and around 900 of 1,800 Arkansas Guardsmen will be released as the federalized troops withdraw.
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Airmen and Filipino Soldier Shot Near Clark Field
Two U S airmen and a Filipino soldier were wounded in a Saturday shooting in an off limits area near Clark Field outside Manila. Jerry Proffitt was shot in the thigh and Melvin Neibert in the hand. Neibert was later arrested after trying to flee.
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Weather notes show showers tonight and cooler tomorrow
A weather desk forecast possible showers tonight and cooler conditions for tomorrow. The morning was warmer than yesterday with a low of 28 expected to rise to 82 today and a high of 50 yesterday.
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Moon Watchers Hear Rumors Of Soviet Space Feats
U S scientists observe the moon during the 40th Bolshevik Revolution anniversary period as the USSR pursues space feats. Telescopes at the Naval Observatory track lunar activity while Smithsonian and Cambridge observatory staff monitor Sputnik II and Laika. Tass reports Sputnik II’s orbit and Sputnik I’s milestones, with U S officials cautious about data from Russia and projected timelines for releasing findings.
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Plans to launch a space ship bigger than Sputnik II
The Chicago Tribune reported President Eisenhower weighing a plan to launch a larger space ship using military rockets. The project could fire within four months, orbit at about 600 miles, and carry animals for science. Pentagon cost estimates hover near 275 million dollars amid cost and policy debates.
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Texan Surrenders to FBI Over Auto Theft Charge
Leonard H. Fancher of Wichita Falls Texas, 3, in a hip cast, surrendered to the FBI in Cincinnati on an old auto theft charge. He waived a hearing before U S Commissioner G P Hunt and posted a $2000 bond. Fancher is accused of moving a stolen bar from Dallas to Milford and said a truck crash with a pelvis fracture prompted him to turn himself in.
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Ike Urged To Speed Up On Rocket Program
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged President Eisenhower to accelerate rocket development and share nuclear weapons with U S allies. He pressed for a special session while Eisenhower planned a December 3 conference with leaders from both parties. The White House invited lawmakers from foreign relations, armed services, appropriations and atomic energy committees for bipartisan talks.
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Eisenhower to address science and security in radio TV speech
President Eisenhower says a nationwide radio and television address will outline progress in science and security. The 30 minute White House talk airs 8 to 8 30 p.m. EST, timed with space effort tensions and upcoming trips to Oklahoma City.
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Nationalism Sweeps Asia Highlighted at UNESCO Conference
In San Francisco 1500 delegates at UNESCO's sixth National Conference opened with Undersecretary Christian Herter warning of a tidal wave of nationalism in Asia after observing 10 postwar sovereign births. He urged Americans to learn from Asia and use cultural diplomacy to foster interdependence and peaceful development.
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Soviet Parade Showcases Mobile Atomic-capable Weapons
In Moscow the 40th anniversary parade displayed tactical rockets and mobile launchers, including 70-foot and smaller missiles with 400 to 500 mile ranges, and dual-purpose cannon-tank chassis weapons. Malinovsky condemned U.S. aggression and promised Soviet strength.
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Sputnik II Makes Sweep Over Nation
Cambridge report says Russia's flying doghouse Sputnik II crossed the nation before sunrise. Amateur Moonwatch teams in New England New York Ohio and Washington DC monitored the pass while clouds hid the view over Chicago. Harvard Observatory timed the satellite at 4 11 12 a.m. CST.
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Todays Chuckle Tact and the Unsaid Goof
A light note on the rare talent of leaving unsaid the wrong thing at the most tempting moment. The column riffs on timing, restraint, and the comedy of misread cues in everyday moments.
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