Walker resigns from Army over censorship and duty
Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker announces his resignation from the United States Army after more than 30 years of service, citing censorship, political pressure, and perceived threats to military morale and national defense. He says he seeks civilian life to pursue a lifetime of dedicated service outside uniformed duty.
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Nations push moratorium on nuclear tests at UN
UN General Assembly votes 72 to 2 for a moratorium and quick disarmament talk. The four atomic powers United States Britain France and Russia oppose the move, citing distrust and desire for a verifiable treaty. Supporters include non aligned neutrals and many regional groups, highlighting a split between big powers and non atomic states.
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French Seek Treaty To Meet Red Threat
Paris reports a bold six nation plan to unite Western Europe against Soviet influence. The draft treaty ties Common Market members to political and military commitments, shifting from defensive to potentially offensive unity. Dutch and Bonn government reactions show split opinions on delaying steps.
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Adenauer Rebuff Deepens West German Crisis
Bonn reports say Chancellor Adenauer failed to win coalition support as the Free Democrats rejected his coalition treaty changes. The setback intensifies the West German crisis with Chancellor Adenauer's political survival in question and Schroeder named to lead foreign affairs in a CDU FDP government amid disputes over German interests.
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UAW and Chrysler Reach Three Year Contract Deal
The UAW and Chrysler finalized a three year contract for about 60,000 workers minutes before a midnight strike deadline. The pact mirrors terms at GM and Ford, with Walter Reuther noting a special reserve fund to aid laid off workers and those on short weeks. Some local opposition looms over unemployment compensation and a brief wildcat act at Newark and Tren ton plants.
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Three Californians Win Nobel Prizes for Atomic Research
Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry awarded to Melvin Calvin of UC Berkeley for photosynthesis study, Robert Hofstadter of Stanford for probing the atom’s inner structure, and Rudolf Moessbauer of Munich, on leave at Caltech, for the recoil free X ray effect in iridium. The trio—two Americans and a German—highlight pioneering work with atoms done in California.
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