Eisenhower cautious on Soviet nuclear test ban debate
President Eisenhower held a cautious position on the Soviet Britain United States nuclear test ban, delaying full support as Republicans and Democrats debated the pact. He urged a careful, minute examination by lawmakers and scientists before any Senate vote. Democratic leaders and Kennedy pressed for an endorsement to rally GOP support.
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GOP
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Leverett Seltonstall
George D. Aiken
Everett M. Dirksen
Dlinois
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Halt Mail Order Guns Aimed at Juveniles Proposed by Dodd
Sen Thomas Dodd introduces a measure to curb murder by mail order guns. The bill seeks to halt mail order gun sales to under 18s, require dealer licenses, mandate written notices to carriers, and require sworn affidavits from buyers to reveal age and criminal history.
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Washington
Hearst
Thomas J. Dodd
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Nuander
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Harriman's briefing erupts over nuclear treaty clash
Under Secretary Harriman clashed with Rep. John Pillion during a congress briefing on the partial nuclear test ban. Witnesses said Harriman exploded after a question about concessions, with Pillion alleging political weaponization in an election context.
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W. Averell Harriman
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United States
John BR. Pillion
New York
Congress
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Pillion
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Pilton
Youth Pay Plan Proposed After Car Incident
A Philadelphia juvenile court judge ordered an 11 year old boy to quit high school and begin a five year rehabilitation plan after being run down by a car. The judge cited the aim of restoring responsibility and safety for the public while supporting the victim’s family and the offender’s rehabilitation. The boy remains hospitalized with head and body injuries and is not yet released.
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Vatican Warns Khrushchev Backtracks on Coexistence
Vatican published opinion pieces noting Moscow’s stance on peaceful coexistence as a path to communist victory. Editorials question whether the Soviet line has shifted and warn against assuming communism changed its core aims.
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L’osservatore Della Domenca
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