Senate Ratifies Nuclear Test Ban Treaty 80 to 19 Vote
After hearings and debate the United States Senate ratified the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty by an 80 to 19 vote. The pact bans atmospheric, outer space, and underwater nuclear explosions and requires approval by the original three parties for amendments. The treaty takes effect after ratification by the signatories and remains in force indefinitely with withdrawal possible by any party.
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Senator Stresses Amendments On Nuclear Treaty Provisions
The senator discusses voting for the Russell amendment requiring Senate ratification of future treaty changes and the Long understanding that failed to pass. He notes withdrawals of other reservations, President guarantees, and hearings by the Preparedness Investigating Subcommittee outlining safeguards. He warns of ongoing underground testing programs and the need for modern nuclear laboratories to advance military posture.
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Senate debate on nuclear test ban treaty and security guarantees
The text discusses ratification risks and safeguards for a nuclear test ban with assurances from military and civilian leaders. It weighs failure versus proceeding, argues for trusting U.S. officials, and frames two peace paths: strength and negotiation. It ends noting J Allen Frear resigns from the SEC.
Strength For Today by Early Dougl How To Meet Consunism
A discussion contrasts communism with religion noting its missionary zeal and devotion among adherents. The piece argues communism deifies materialism and rejects spiritual realities while referencing the Marshall Plan as contextual backdrop.
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Religion vs Communism Faith as Ultimate Battleground
The speaker argues that communism is the enemy of true religion and demands total commitment to faith to counter the atheistic system. He asserts that political efforts like foreign aid and government policy fail without spiritual fervor, stating that if religion is taken seriously it cannot be buried by a false creed.
Two Michigan Men Sentenced in Maryland Pharmacy Hold-Up
Patrick G. Gregory of Detroit and Kenneth Lee Wesley of Jackson received eight year terms each in the Maryland Penitentiary after pleading guilty to a St Paul Pharmacy robbery in North Baltimore last August. Judge Charles D. Harris rejected pleas for suspension and noted their claim of many Michigan robberies aiming at life sentences there.
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