Talk on policing nuclear tests grows as talks eyed
The White House welcomed Khrushchev's offer to hold technical talks on a suspension of nuclear tests. Officials note no immediate broad disarmament steps, while studying a possible 8 page letter from Khrushchev and preparing for potential inspections inside the Soviet Union and Allied territory. In other news, Kuwait grants Japanese oil rights in a neutral offshore zone shared with Saudi Arabia, amid strong U.S. and British competition.
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Pottstown youths win honors in wide parade field
Washington safety patrol parade draws about 31,960 students from 20 states plus DC. Pottstown Senior High School band placed third in its division and majorette corps topped the junior division. Pottstown also won in the slogan contest. Other winners include St. Anthony School Falls Church and various Washington area entries.
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Compstition
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Khrushchev to Study Disarmament With U S
Moscow radio says Premier Khrushchev will join the United States in studying disarmament methods including a possible halt to nuclear tests. White House press secretary James C. White says Khrushchev’s May 9 letter recognizes the Western position that disarmament talks should begin soon, at least on the test suspension issue, and will be studied with allies. Eisenhower earlier urged technical studies and consultations on disarmament controls.
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Rioting and parade events mix with varied local notices
Fragmented reports describe rioters in Lebanon and Maryland, a dawn curfew, and clashes around schools. Names include Beiruts security forces, Montgomery County and Roanoke. Separate notes mention a promotional parade in Florida, baton twister Audrey Scarborough, and Robert Cobb winner honors. Also brief items on chocolate bean exports and designer Lucien Lelong's death.
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Fla
Audrey Scarborough
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Pylesville
Mad
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