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GENEVA——Russian as well as western officials are worried that Rod China soorLmay
possess enough material and know-how to h^ixld it*s own A**boirib and emerge as a nu**
clear power©- informed souroes stated4
One report circulating in official circles at the
conference was that the Peiping regime may he planning
next fall* This report could not bo confirmed* .
Geneya foreign ministers
a nuclear tost explosion
SYDNEY t AUSTRALIA—-American evangelist Billy* Graham brought; his four-mo nth gi»
gantio Australia-New Zealand MCrusad© Por Christ” to a close and flew to Switzor
land*
Shortly before hie plane took off Graham told United Prose International he
may Visit Moscow sometime in June0
More than 5,000 persons braved bleak and rainy weather to see the evangelist
off at the airport, * A spokesman for Graham said the orowd was the largest .ever
to see the evangelist off*
ASUNCION, PARAGUAY-—•Clashes between students and polioe and growing political f
unrest has placed Paraguay under a renewed state of siege and left supreme power
in the hands of President Gen* Alfredo Stroeosner* The house of representatives
was dissolved*
Demonstrations by students continued before the National College in Asunoion
and seven policemen were injured trying t.a dislodge students from the college
with tear gas* ,
WASHINGTON*—Son, James O# Eastland (D-Mlss#) warned that the U,S. Postal Service
has become nan unwilling pipeline” for a tremendous amount of oommunist propagan
da'passing through this country to Latin .America®
' Eastland, Chairman of the Senate Intern*! Security subcommittee, said that un
do* the Universal Postal Union agreement the United States is obligated to handle
closed mail originating in foreign countries and destined for other foreign coun
tries#
GEHBVAr^ThQ western big throe have warned Soviet foreign minister .Andrei A* Gro~
nyko that there will be no western moves to .ease tensions in Berlin without equal
Bkssinn oonoessiatfs, high U.S. officials stated*
The Amorionns moved swiftly to squelch .reports indicating that the United
Abates, Britain and Pranoe would make concessions to the Soviets at the foreign
, ministers conference here for the sake of maintaining the present position in
Berlin'pending a settlement at the summit* ■*,
lu ary eventy the prospects for a summit conference dipped sharply at the
; Start of the fourth week of the Geneva conference in the light of Nikita S* Khru
shchov* a latest attack against the west*l*;peace package for Berlin and Germaiy*
BEAVER Throo tough minors who walked out smiling early.Sunday after be
ing- trapped in & aavo-in for 41 hours wore5.*: Hin remarkably good condition consid
ering. their ordeal*11 the doctor at this western Kentucky town stated#
Dr* Albert H# Jo'slin said two of the. minors had slight cases of Bronchitis be**
cauke of the dampness and 55-dogroo temperature in the cave-like room* 496 feet
Jii 'hi hillside* where they had been trapped#
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