Khrushchev and Khrushchev's Sincerity Debate Remains Open
The speaker urges Khrushchev and the Kremlin to reconsider control and inspection on disarmament and cautions against risky peace talks. He notes past breaches of agreements, calls for patience, and argues the United States should balance dialogue with defense while criticizing Soviet dictatorship and state capitalism.
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Teenagers Back Youth Camp Plan At State Capitol
A group of high school youths debated driving restrictions taxation study and driving education at a state capitol workshop. Leigh Berry of Old Chatham praised work camps but questioned readiness of younger teens for certain programs.
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Leigh Berry
Old Chatham
Northway Route Vote Discussed for November 3
Debate over Adirondack Northway focuses on preserve boundaries and development. Officials say 98 miles cross Adirondack lands with seven miles inside preserve while most non preserve land is already developed. supporters cite lower cost and preservation of core areas.
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Bronx Youth Denounces Governor Plan on Juvenile Delinquency
A 16 year old Bronx youth, Nathaniel Mayer, calls the governor's juvenile delinquency proposal "last ditch" and argues the real solution lies with the family and the home. He says work is more demanding than babysitting.
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Russians Glued to Receiver As Lunik Completes Moon Survey
Report from Page One describes the Lunik space probe near the moon on its 28 day orbit. The craft sails beyond the moon and begins a slow return toward earth while Tass notes solar batteries power all instruments. Soviet scientists discuss future flying laboratories aimed at Mars and Venus.
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