Kennedy Plans White Paper On A Tests
The Kennedy administration prepares a white paper to pressure the Soviet Union over international inspectors in a push to resume underground testing. It argues secrecy in Russia and treaty breaches, while congress and Sen. Symington debate the moratorium and a possible U.S. return to testing.
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Eisenhower Seeks Deadline for Atomic Test Pact
Cincinnati crowd hears Ike press for a set date on a nuclear test ban pact amid debate over budget, defense spending, and Cuba. He urges timely action while urging Republicans and Democrats to back clear policies and a tested course.
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U S Probes Resale Of Drug Samples Across Nation
Federal agents investigate resale of physician samples of drugs including mycin equanil and placidy. FDA says repackaging firms and distributors falsely label products and ship unprescribed medicines to druggists. Actions filed in Newark New Jersey target Marshes Sales Co and Fall Drug Co as repackers and wholesalers.
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Kennedy Back Injury Sparks Old Health Debate
Washington reports Deva low back strain tied to Kennedy’s spine issues. Doctors differ on recurrence versus new damage, with one surgeon optimistic about avoiding further surgery, while others warn of extended convalescence and possible future intervention. The president’s earlier war–related spine history shapes current prognosis.
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Two Texas killers demand speedy trial and death sentence
George York and James Latham, two youths from Texas and Florida, confess seven murders across five states during a two week spree and said they will seek three promises: death sentence certainty, joint trial, and quick proceedings before voluntary surrender. They claim both killed all victims.
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Laos Peace Talks Struggle to Reach Agreement
The Laos peace conference opened amid walkouts and sharp dispute over Laotian representation. The Western bloc and neutral delegations call for a ceasefire, joint representation, and an effective International Control Commission while China and the Pathet Lao push for conditions before broader business. US and British officials push for balanced talks with new procedures and potential site visits to verify ceasefire.
Commie Beef-Up In Laos Feared
Washington warned of Communist regrouping in Laos with fresh Red reinforcements and continued Soviet airlift. State Department spokesman Lincoln White cited Padong area activity amid a cease-fire dispute as Prince Souvanna Phouma and others seek a coalition government. Washington contends the 14 nation Geneva conference aims to pressure a neutral, independent Laos, while Red forces hold over half the country despite talks.
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The Luckiest $7 Ever Spent
A reader praises The Wall Street Journal after a trial subscription costing seven dollars. The ad claims the Journal delivers valuable business and finance coverage, with broad accessibility for wages, small business owners, and aspiring professionals. It promotes a three month trial and lists Chicago address details.
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