Poll Indicates Senate Will Ratify Nuclear Treaty
Washington United Press International survey indicates ratification is almost assured with 62 of 100 senators in favor or leaning toward approval, only six certain votes against. Senate leaders foresee debate on the treaty on the floor, though paths to victory remain narrow given lingering opposition and fence-sitting.
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Arms Control Tests Involve Allied Field Exercise
The US Disarmament Agency reports a field test named Exercise First Look tested how inspection teams could safeguard a future arms control pact. Conducted March to September near Salisbury Plain England, the drill monitored 30,000 British troops over 2000 square miles to verify compliance without compromising national security.
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Shafer to Meet Finch on Desegregation Order Talks
Gov. Shafer said he would meet with Welfare Secretary Finch in Washington within two weeks to discuss a federal order directing Pennsylvania to desegregate state colleges. The plan follows a telephone discussion as Shafer returns from Britain next Thursday, with further details and inspection reports cited in the session.
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Robert Finch
Washington
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Atute
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Finch
Britain
Shoulders And Legs Pain Relief Ad From Dr Duncan
An item from Long Beach presents a medical ad describing relief for shoulder and leg ache. It promotes a product or treatment by Dr Duncan of 2501 E Broadwer and cites expectant results like reduced joint pain muscle spasm and relaxed nerves.
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Duncan
D.C
E. Broadwer
Stennis Signals Change on Treaty After Debate
Chairman John C. Stennis indicated doubts about the treaty had lessened but would study the Senate debate before deciding. He had previously said he would vote against the accord, reflecting ongoing contention over its military implications.
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John C. Stennis
D-Miss
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