European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 17, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Red China fires a bomb Tokyo up communist China exploded an atomic bomb Friday and then proposed world conference to ban the use of nuclear  official government state ment monitored Here said that . Nuclear threat had forced communist China to develop nuclear bomb. It proposed to the govern ments of the world that a sum Mit conference of All the coun tries of the world be convened to discuss the question of the com Pine prohibition and thorough destruction of nuclear  said this world conference should reach an agreement tothe effect that the nuclear pow ers and those countries which will soon become nuclear Powers undertake not to use nuclear weapons either against non nuclear countries and nuclear free zones or against each  it added an optimistic note we Are convinced that nuclear weapons which Are after All Cre ated by Man certainly will be eliminated by  new China news Agency Dis Patch monitored in London said China exploded an atom bomb in the Western Region of Chinat 3 . Local time on oct. 16 and thereby conducted Success fully us first nuclear test. This is a major achievement of the chinese people in their struggle to increase their nation Al defense capability and oppose the . Imperialist policy of nuclear blackmail and nuclear  defend oneself is the in alienable right of each Sovereign state and to safeguard world peace is the common task of Al peace Loving countries. In the face of the Ever in creasing nuclear threat posed by the United states China is Force to conduct nuclear tests and develop nuclear  the question of nuclear weapons China will neither com Mit the error of adventurism nor the error of capitulation Lam the chinese people can be trusted. The atom bomb u a paper Tiger. This famous saying of chairman Mao tse Tung i known to All. Thu was our View in the past and this is still Purview at  at about the time of the blasts reported by the chinese news Agency the Seismograph Atto ont. Pm pane 34, col. If in Thuril if 21855 a army Navy air Force Tik. Old flt la hokum 23, number 182 s col. Ii labor triumphs by slim margin in British voting from press a palches London Harold Wilson became prime minister of Britain by a very narrow margin As the labor party ousted the conservatives. Wilson said i would like to pledge myself and my col leagues to work together for the Good of our country. We Are facing very great problems but i am confident we can overcome  with All but two of the 630 parliamentary seats decided the standing was labor 317conservative 303 Liberal ithe remaining two seals arc expected to go to the conserva Tives. When All the results prerecorded labor is expected to Lave 317 seats against 313 for the conservative and Liberal Mem lbs gets peace message from new soviet chiefs Washington a presi Dent Johnson received a peace message from the new soviet government Friday and sen Wick word that the United slates111 persevere steadfastly its own quest for . Johnson himself announced these developments after a 49-minute conference at the White House with soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin. The ambassador brought Mea first message from the new soviet government or. John son said. The message stated the desire of the soviet govern ment to continue in seeking for Steps toward a More solid peace i told the ambassador that 1 welcomed this Assurance an that the soviet government am All governments could rely on the determination of the in Lei states to persevere steadfastly in its own proven Delermo Naploi to serve the cause of peace a International understanding. "1 reviewed the development which have occurred in relations Between the soviet government cant on Panr to col. 31 Bers together. This represents a actual majority of four. Doubts immediately developed about whether Wilson could Long keep control of the  suggested Wilson would risk a Quick fall if he applied to quickly and too thoroughly his socialistic party s policies on related Story Page 4 such controversial issues As Thero  of the steel Industry and Iho abandonment of Britain s separate nuclear deter  s associates advised him to push ahead with his pro Gram and i begun naming the leading members of his govern Patrick Gordon Walker was appointed foreign Secretary de spite his failure to win a House of commons scat. George Brown Deputy part Leader will be first Secretary of state and minister of economic affairs. He will act As prime Mil ister when Wilson is  named include James Callaghan As Chancellor of the exchequer Denis Plealey As de sense minister and Herbert Bow Den As lord president of the coun Ioctl. On panel col. To secret service knew of Jenkins 1st arrest Washington up the alter do dus Urc of his arrests Inbi informed the secret service in april 1m1. That president Johnson s former aide. Walter w. Jenkins had been arrested two years earlier it was Learned the Fri did so on the secret service s request for a Check on Jenkins. The secret service May not have known however that the arrest involved a morals charge. What following investigations if any were made was not known or. Johnson was vice president at the  resigned wednesday january 1999, and on oct. 7 on morals charges at the washing Ion Myca. He is under treat ment for extreme fatigue at a Washington  the Fri nor the secret service would comment on re ports that Jenkins arrest record was . Johnson said he never had received any information questioning Jenkins conduct before wednesday. He has a s k e d the Fri for a full investigation. It was Learned Friday that after Jenkins first arrest in 1999, the Quahi Tilon police asked the Fri to Check Jenkins Finger Erines to determine whether head a criminal record. The feb reported that the Man had none the police card bore the notation investigation suspicion apparently neither the police Northe Fri realized at the time the Jenkins was or. Johnson s topside. The Fri left the Jenkins fingerprint card in its identification file along with 173 million other sin april ital. At the Secre service s request for a Check oni Cunt. On pair i. Col. Ii Harold wll Soi Keane quits Berra fired halted press Uler Zoial Johnny Keane resigned a manager of the world Champion St. Louis cardinals and the Newyork Yankees announced that Yogi Berra will no manager next year club president August a. Buncher. Announced at a news con Ference that the 92-year-old natives. Louisan had decided to submit his resignation on sept. 28, before the cardinals had won the National league  is to submit my Resig nation As Field manager of the cardinals at the end of the National league season Keane Sletter to Busch said. The Yankee organization said Berra will be retained As a Spe Cial held consultant under general manager Ralph Houk