Limits on fissionable materials proposed by Stassen
London April 12 Harold Stassen urged limiting all production of fissionable materials to nonweapons use starting next year. A U S disarmament spokesman said an inspection system could start April 1 with a study planned September 1 and a system by March 1. Soviet, British, French, and Canadian reps weighed enforcement and scope.
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June Draft Call Requests 33,000 Draftees for June
The Defense Department announced the Army requests a June draft of 33,000 men, matching the prior two calls. Total draftees since the Korean War began reaches 2,207,430. Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force make no draft requests.
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Censored Roosevelt Yalta Photos and Local Medical Center Sketches
A wartime aide says he censored Yalta photos of Roosevelt for looking haggard. Separate notes describe an architect sketch showing a new Frederick Medical Center with space for 30 doctors, a facility complex, and a Safeway Store entrance along Toll Spring House Road.
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Lenders and builders clash over housing slump causes
Washington reports a dispute over the housing downturn with Norman Strunk of the U S Savings and Loan League arguing ample funds exist but few buyers, while the National Association of Home Builders counters that credit policy favors only buyers able to make large down payments.
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Norstad says no immediate IRBM threat to NATO
Paris April 12 General Lauris Norstad supreme Allied commander Europe said he has no evidence Russia possesses missiles in the 1500 mile range to threaten NATO states. He noted no immediate threat from IRBMs and said Western Europe will receive shorter range missiles under a mutual aid plan including Honest John and Matador ground to air systems.
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Oldest Theater in Booneville Claims West Coast Era Heritage
Thespian Hall in Booneville Missouri is claimed as the oldest theater building west of the Alleghenies. It has hosted stage performances since 1857.
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