Foster predicts Senate passage for any test ban treaty
In a Washington AP interview 66 year old Foster argues a Soviet West nuclear test ban could win Senate approval with a two thirds vote and back up negotiators from the US on inspections and verification. He stresses the treaty has symbolic value and would not guarantee broader disarmament but could be approved despite expected battles.
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Inspections Debate Mirrors Nuclear Pact Talks
The text cites a critic arguing that three inspections a year are insufficient and mentions Foster commenting on the absence of a magic number seven. The snippet also references President Kennedy announcing that he, Soviet Premier Khrushchev, and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan had discussions.
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Oranda News Briefs Miss Wanda Sutherly
Oranda notes say Wanda Sutherly is missed. Walruth Springs Bible School classes are held Sunday at 8 p.m. Norman Coffelt of Maryland visits his mother, Effie Coffelt. Pete Keener is a patient in Woodstock Hospital. his brother Sno Keener is ill.
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Foster backs Moscow talks and sees Russians inclined toward ending tests
The speaker argues the United States cannot force a test ban without Russian agreement and predicts Congress is not the main obstacle. He says the situation depends on a signed treaty and full presidential support, while acknowledging risks and the impossibility of a foolproof pact.
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Polls Show Mixed Opinion in Communist Alignments Abroad
US Information Agency reports reveal poll findings from Poland Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union. Yugoslav students doubted Marxist ideology while rural Latin American workers leaned toward reform or rejection of communism. The study notes contours of urban discontent and pockets of support for land reform.
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