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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1960

Page

10

End Of Civil Rights Battle Hopes Rise In Senate

Washington AP Sen Everett Dirksen urged optimism that the long civil rights fight may end by next week as supporters push to finish action on the House measure. Senator Sam Ervin disputed any quick end, saying prospects of defeating the bill remain. The Senate moved on desegregation and related provisions, while a fire at John Hanson Apartments prompted a brief blaze response with no damages.

Washington Everett M. Dirksen R-H Frigay Senate Emm Dirksen Senate Gop Sam J. Enia Jr DNC House John Hanson Bentz Street

Cutback Announced In Missile Program

The Air Force disclosed a cutback in the Bomarc B long range anti aircraft missile program and announced changes in air defense and missile efforts. Projects include expanding the MUDSS detection system for intercontinental missiles with a reconnaissance satellite, speeding up the land based ballistic missile early warning system, and increasing AIs ICBMs for some squadrons at an estimated cost around 300 million dollars. The Bomarc B, built to seek and destroy enemy aircraft, has suffered several test failures including a seventh failure at Cape Canaveral on March 5.

Washington Air Force Cape Canaveral

Soviet Rejects Police Force At UN Disarmament Talks

Geneva AP report notes Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin rejects Western plan for an international police force to keep order in a disarmed world. He says new armed formations should not be created and calls to discuss UN charter guided relations. Western delegates see proposal as vague but see need for restraint after demobilization to prevent power dominates over smaller neighbors. American Ambassador Eaton highlights concern that without international policing a great power could threaten smaller states even after arms cuts.

Geneva Valerian Zona Wea Lalian Disarmament Conference Zorin Soviet Union United States Britain France Italy Canada Frederick M. Eaton

Disarmament Talks Press for Central Enforcement Body

United States and Soviet delegates clash over details as they seek a central enforcement organ named the International Disarmament Organization in the Western plan. Zorin signals the USSR will not discuss control specifics until disarmament steps are agreed, pressuring the West to accept Khrushchev’s plan before enforcement questions.

International Disarmament Organization Zorin United States Soviet Union Zerin Nikita Khrushchev

Red Sox face long build after Jurges remarks

Scottsdale AP report notes Bill Jurges enters first full Sox season unsure what kind of club will emerge. Boston faces catching uncertainties with Nixon or White, Williams limited by health, Malzone anchoring infield, and a mix of veterans and rookies in outfield while pitching rotation aims to shape up. Ex-Yankee Sturdisant may start. lefties Borland Wills Bowsfield compete for spots. Also reports the death of Frank Eschen, 50, Post-Dispatch events chief.

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