Asian African Drive at U N Spreads Debates in China Rift
UPI reports amid Asian African drive at the United Nations, debate over China policy intensifies. Nations including India push Peiping representation while the U S faces protests and warnings from Ceylon and others. Stevenson and Zorin hold talks on disarmament, and relief needs for Palestine refugees draw funds.
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Test Ban Talks Resume Amid East West Deadlock
In Geneva the United States Britain and Russia resume nuclear test ban talks amid a deadlock over verification and disarmament. They reported no progress and planned to brief the UN General Assembly next week. Soviet delegates faced questions on Soviet intentions while Western allies pressed for concrete verification measures. Continuous nuclear testing threats and a dispute over a Chinese representation further clouded prospects for a breakthrough.
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Credit Union League Meeting Announced in Long Beach
Long Beach area CCUL chapter announces its monthly meeting at Lakewood Country Club on December 12. Chapter president James G. McElmer says Byron Alderson will speak on Closing the Books. A panel discussion titled Annual Meetings will follow, with dinner at 7 p.m. Reservations advised.
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Foreign Students in U S Total About Sixty Thousand
Secretary of State Philip H. Coombs spoke in New York saying the United States hosts almost 60 000 foreign students as of summer. He urged that the number should be greater and emphasized the need to expand study opportunities for these students.
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Japan lays keel for fourth postwar submarine
The Kawasaki Shipyard near Tokyo will lay the keel Wednesday for a 750-ton, 14 knot submarine core ship costing about $5 million. The vessel named Fuyushio will be built at Kobe’s Mitsubishi shipyard and known as Nal Shipyard in Summer Tide.
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U S and Japan form joint scientific cooperation committee
The United States and Japan agreed to establish a joint committee on scientific cooperation, following President Kennedy’s June talks with Prime Minister Ikeda. The panel will explore collaboration methods and report to both governments, with its first meeting set for December 13 through 15 in Tokyo.
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Doctor, 100, and Bride of 63 on Honeymoon
Bartholomew E. Hoye a 100 year old physician and Janet Frances Murray a former Tacoma High School teacher wed in Tacoma on Saturday. Hoye who will be 101 on Valentine's Day, and his bride were honeymooning today.
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