Dulles Outlines U S Arms Policy at U N Assembly
Secretary of State Dulles outlines a policy of disarmament while preserving a strong nuclear arsenal as the U N Assembly opens. Wilcox warns of new tests in the Pacific absent a safeguarded agreement. Gromyko says progress depends on all parties' will. Amid Hungary tensions Wan Waithayakon pursues exploratory talks.
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Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
Hungary
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Assembly
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Two Chicago Churches Install Equal White and Black Co-Pastors
In Chicago, Normal Park Baptist Church and First Presbyterian Church begin integrated worship with co-pastors of opposite races. The Presbyterian plan replaces retiring Dr. Harold L. Bowman with Ulysses B. Blakeley and Charles T. Leber Jr., while Normal Park installs Merrel D. Booker and Fred R. Tiffany as co-pastors. Both congregations emphasize racial harmony and future duties start October 20.
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Normal Park
First Presbyterian Church
Harold L. Bowman
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Presbyterian Church
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Ulysses B. Blakeley
Philadelphia
Charles T. Leber Jr
Detroit
Merrel D. Booker
Gary
Ind
Fred R. Tiffany
Pontiac
Mich
Prices Keep Rising Despite Efforts to Curb Inflation
The piece surveys the price rise debate across sectors from homes to Wall Street, noting a tight money policy by the Federal Reserve and Treasury yields while prices persist. It cites Eisenhower plans, the National Association of Manufacturers blaming rising costs and taxes, and the risk that higher prices fuel higher wages and profits despite slackening demand.
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White House
Federal Reserve Board
Eisenhower
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China Bids For UN Seat Faces Another Rebuke
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Red China seeks a U.N seat backed by India for a second year. The General Assembly is urged to place the issue on the 12th session agenda, but diplomats expect overwhelming postponement with the United States leading the delay and Britain and Australia cautiously supporting shelved action.
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China
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New Nuclear Tests Planned at Eniwetok Proving Grounds
The Atomic Energy Commission and the Defense Department announce a new series of U S nuclear tests at Eniwetok in 1958 aimed at improving weapons against missile warheads while limiting radioactive fallout. Observers from a UN agency and news media will be allowed under announced safeguards.
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mid-Pacific
Eniwetok Proving Grounds
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
United States
Free World
AEC Defense Department
U. S
Bermuda
AEC
United Nations
Bombs Rock Damascus Embassy District in Syria
Two dynamite explosions ripped near the Soviet Embassy in Damascus with no casualties or major damage reported. Police detained one person for questioning as authorities noted a prior blast near the Egyptian Embassy last week.
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Syria
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