Soviet Leader Hails U S Russia Culture Pact as Step Toward Friendly Ties
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin praised the Washington cultural accord as an important step toward better relations while warning that political disagreements remain. He urged concerted actions to solve urgent international problems, amid Western calls for gradual summit diplomacy. The pact envisages exchanges of broadcasts films tourists students journalists athletes and technicians.
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Washington
Soviet Union
London
Russia
Indiana Senators to Speak at Lincoln Day Events
Indiana's two U S senators plan three Lincoln Day appearances each next month while Rep Halleck adds four in Indiana's 2nd District. Capehart will speak Feb 6 in Akron and Elkhart with a Shelbyville date TBA. Jenner has Feb 6 Corydon Feb 12 Indianapolis and Feb 13 South Bend. Handley and Brucker also booked for multiple mid February events.
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Evansville
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Richmond
Portland
Charles A. Halleck
Congress
2Nd District
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Lafayette
Valparaiso
Warsaw
U.S. Drops Air Aid To Explorer II In Antarctic
U S planes dropped oxygen cylinders to the British Antarctic expedition after Pratt fell ill from carbon monoxide exposure. Weather and low visibility hampered landing. one aircraft was lost. Dr Vivian Fuchs and Geoffrey Pratt remained at the site as crew sought safety measures.
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Mcmurdo Sound
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U.S
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Japanese Warships Return to Pearl Harbor Visit
Japanese destroyer and three frigates, part of a 46 day training cruise, dropped anchor near Barber's Point three miles off Hawaii then entered Pearl Harbor for the first postwar official visit. An exchange of 76 gun salutes is planned as the two navies welcome the visitors. They will stay in Hawaii for two weeks under a United States invitation.
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Biology teachers found well qualified in Indiana
State Superintendent Wilbur Young announced a report showing Indiana biology teachers are well qualified. Among 539 teachers 470 have 24 semester hours in biology and 371 hold the biology license. The work was by a Sputnik age committee led by Clarence Manion to compare Indiana science and math with Soviet standards. Foreign hearings set in Washington as Senate panel schedules a two to three month series to review U S foreign activities and policy recommendations.
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Lee Caldwell
General Commission of the Board of Education
Clarence Manion
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Senate
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