Nuclear Bomb Tests.

The article focuses on the deliberation of scientific experts from the U.S., Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, and Great Britain concerning the methods of monitoring nuclear weapon bomb tests. U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, regarding the issue, expresses that the Americans are willing to stop nuclear tests for a year. Great Britain readily signifies to take the same action, while the Soviet Union announces that it will resume the action if other nations continue testing. Eisenhower suggested a moratorium unless the establishment of an effective monitoring system is provided. Furthermore, annual extensions are envisioned if general disarmament negotiations develop favorably.