SEATO denounces neutralists in new communique
SEATO’s final communique denounces neutralist nations while urging greater economic aid to SEATO members, noting the insidious nature of communist subversion in Southeast Asia. It highlights increased bilateral programs, a two million dollar vocations plan for Asian members, and a 2.23 million Australian grant, with Dulles meeting Pakistan’s delegate after the conference.
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Dulles Says Summit Depends on Soviet Willingness
U S Secretary of State Dulles said a summit depends mainly on whether the Soviets are willing to discuss serious subjects. He stressed the United States favors agreement and would meet at any level to advance world peace, while the Russians seem to want a conference. Discussions followed SEATO foreign ministers’ meeting with Britain and France on preparations for a possible heads of government summit.
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Propaganda and Nuclear Warnings Across Nations
Soviet Pravda cites US reluctance to curb nuclear arms while Tokyo and Moscow news outlets push anti nuclear campaigns. The piece notes a supposed accidental B47 drop near Florence and a global push for peaceful space use. U.S. officials discuss SEATO roles amid Indonesia concerns. Robert B. McCandless dies at 72 of a heart attack in Washington.
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Broadway Slap Sparks Stage Scandal at Lyceum
Wi Joyce Greller, 25, stormed the Lyceum stage during Look Back in Anger. She slapped male star Kenneth Haigh in the third act, then was escorted out. No charges filed. Greller apologized saying it was likely her first and last Broadway appearance. Press agents denied a publicity stunt.
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Vanguard Woes Delay Navy Space Launch Attempts
PORT CANAVERAL Fla VA The Navy s Vanguard program faces serious difficulties with repeated launch delays. Officials refuse comment as secrecy tightens. A third attempt in a week was postponed due to liquid oxygen and valve issues, risking weeks more before a launch. Meanwhile the Army Jupiter C program presses ahead with a third Explorer satellite and five more rocket options. Secretary Brucker announced authorization for the Explorer launch while Von Braun cites a second moon by April 1.
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Carol Kelly to Wed New York Actor Maross
Carol Kelly plans to wed New York actor Joe Maross on June 23, as gossip notes a personal failed romance and public intrigue. The couple, amid stage rumors and divorce battles, face a media spotlight while planning the ceremony in New York.
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Rep Engle of Calif flew an Air Force TF104B jet at 1300 miles per hour from Andrews Air Force Base. Colonel Enxgle in the Air Force Reserve accompanied him on the flight.
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