Kennan Opposes Western European Nuclear Arms
George F. Kennan, ex State Department policy maker, warns arming Western Europe with nuclear weapons would heighten Europe’s tensions and risk minor incidents becoming major conflicts. He says it would nearly bar Russian troop withdrawals and condemns the nuclear arms race as dangerous. Danish and Norwegian officials foresee NATO offers at Paris summit.
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LIFE AFTER DEATH SERIES IN CITIZEN
The Associated Press surveys three prominent figures in entertainment science and politics Deborah Kerr Dr Selman Waksman and Senator Ralph E Flanders about views on life after death The Citizen previews the upcoming articles in tomorrow's issue.
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Keel of Nuclear Cruiser Laid in Quincy
The keel of the Navy's first nuclear powered surface ship, USS Long Beach, was laid at Bethlehem Steel in Quincy marking 15 years since atomic energy was first unlocked in a Chicago squash court. Adm. Jerauld Wright presided as the 721 foot cruiser, displacing 11,000 tons, begins a new era with Talos Terrier and Regulus missiles and a nuclear plant built by Westinghouse and GE. Safety measures are already in place with radiation protection personnel at the shipyard and ongoing federal and state oversight.
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Bird Causes Fire by Carrying Cigarette to Nest
A Franklin Kentucky fire damaged the eaves of a business building when a bird carried a burning cigarette to its nest. Firefighters traced the blaze to the cigarette dropped by the bird.
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Indian Chief Visits Pittsburgh to Smoke Peace Pipe
Pittsburgh welcomed 87 year old Chief William Red Fox head of the Ogalala Sioux as he returned to apologize for the city’s loss of smoke. He recalled 1895 when Buffalo Bill’s circus brought heavy smoke signals and noted no smoke signals are visible now.
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