West Plans Strategy For Test Ban Talks
Western scientists gathered in Geneva to map a three stage approach to enforcing a nuclear test ban. The plan includes technical review of detection methods, location of inspection posts, and finally political questions such as Communist China participation.
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Record Breaking Jets Set 2nd Speed Mark
Two Air Force KC135 tankers broke the London to New York speed record, flying in under six hours. Alpha reached New York in 5 hours 51 minutes 24.8 seconds, with Bravo 2 minutes 5.2 seconds longer, surpassing the old 77 hour 29 minute record set in 1955.
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Minister Takes Month Leave Over Marriage and Inheritance
The Rev. James A. Doubleday began a month off from Grace Episcopal Church to salvage his marriage after his wife Barbara, 33, left with their two sons to pursue a Reno divorce and took a $200,000 inheritance. FBI involvement arises over missing funds tied to cowboy Raymond Headspeth. only $2,000 was recovered in Phoenix.
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Nation Shows Slump Yet Pockets of Prosperity Persist
A nationwide AP survey midyear shows the U S economy slowing but with pockets of strength. Bankers and economists see downturn fading, while automakers and some industrial centers suffer. Consumers cut spending, saving rises as uncertainty weighs on daily life.
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Santa Last To Feel Effect Of Hard Times
New York AP reports toy and game sales for the year may exceed the 1957 record of 1.3 billion dollars as parents keep spending on children. Santa is among last hit by recession while summer toys and backyard pools drive demand. Parker Bros. president Barton notes first half ahead of last year. Hubley Manufacturing's Breneman predicts a strong pistol market and Urb Products cites beachgoer trends as pools rise in popularity.
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De Gaulle Backs Western Unity With Macmillan Talks
In Paris Gen Charles de Gaulle reaffirms France's Western alliance with Britain and the United States. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan concludes a 22 hour visit, warning against Soviet deals and noting shared concern over Hungary's execution. They discuss a possible summit while De Gaulle presses for a larger role for France in the atomic club.
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