Khrushchev sees hope in signing partial test ban
Khrushchev said the partial nuclear test ban opened the way to settling other global issues. He urged Western powers to negotiate a broad security pact, disarmament steps, and Berlin issues, stressing goodwill and readiness to discuss inspections and limits with the United States and allies. Harriman reported that Berlin did not come up in talks and that the treaty could spark wider understandings, with France and China considerations noted.
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Who needs education aid
A New York report argues for a federal scholarship program to help low income students. Dr Elmer West highlights that only a small share of aid goes to the neediest, many scholarships concentrate in few colleges and states, and rising costs threaten access. Loans may widen cost gaps and discourage advanced study.
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Kennedy plan moves unions toward ICC reference
Washington dispatch notes a potential carrot in President Kennedy’s railroad labor dispute plan. The administration proposes sending the case to the Interstate Commerce Commission, a step unions may view as leverage amid tangled railroad work talks.
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World in a spin increases free world vigilance
South Korean Foreign Minister Kim Yong Shik warned that the split between Russia and Red China does not signal safety for the free world. He noted Red China and Soviet Russia now in separate boats, rowing in the same direction, and predicted further tensions from China’s militarism and aggressive Korean actions.
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Unions Push to Delay Rail Merger Rules Vote
The article discusses railroad unions opposing Kennedy plan work rules and potential delays at the ICC. It notes unions' leverage in hearings, the Hydroframe 60 case with new couplers, and ICC statistics on pending cases. It also covers remarks by ICC Chairman Walrath before the Senate Commerce Committee about support for Res. 102 as a proper solution.
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Productivity surge lifts American industry to new highs
American industrial output rises sharply with productivity up 42 percent in 1964 after 42 percent in 1961 and 1962. Experts credit investment in advanced equipment, more efficient labor use, and extended capacity utilization as profits improve and the balance of payments strengthens.
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