Need More Than NATO Kennan Warns of Risks
George F. Kennan warned in an interview that a one sided concentration on NATO risks widening war. He urged the West not to rely on NATO alone for security and called for negotiation with the Soviet Union despite Bulganin’s messages proposing talks and warning against nuclear deployment in Europe.
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Education and defense clash in Nixon and Kennan remarks
Nixon urges schools to build the whole person not just science, while Kennan warns against abandoning NATO and nuclear deterrence. He stresses balanced strategy and warns against overreliance on military power. Nixon cites teachers’ salaries and quality, plus parental responsibility for American education.
Education Subsidies to Be Studied by Senate Panel
The Senate Preparedness subcommittee will study federal subsidies for scientific education as part of its missile and satellite program inquiry. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson urged aiding training of scientists, suggesting a bill parallel to agricultural vocational education. The panel heard that the United States lags behind Russia in producing engineers and scientists and notes Russia’s mathematics and sciences education as superior.
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Mothers Await OK on Visit To Red China
Three American mothers await permission from Communist China to visit sons jailed there. The State Department reversed policy to allow close relatives of Americans jailed in Red China to seek visas. Mothers Downey, Fecteau, and Redmond have or seek passports. two have passports issued and a third awaits approval.
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Ingalls Favored to Fill Cole Seat in New York
Ingalls, 43, attorney and former assemblyman, is the likely GOP pick to run for the U.S. House seat left vacant by W. Sterling Cole’s resignation. Francis P. Hogan, Hornell GOP leader, says he expects Ingalls to be nominated, with a special election ordered for January 14 to fill the vacancy. Observers expect Ingalls to accept if offered and seek the seat through the term ending December 31, 1958.
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Atom Icebreaker Urged for U S by Tolflefson
Washington urged creation of a United States nuclear powered icebreaker to meet present and future polar needs. Tolflefson cited Russia as already launching the Lenin in 1959 and noted a nuclear merchant ship the Savannah was completed in 1960.
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