Freed A-Spy Fuchs Bears No Grudges
Klaus Fuchs left England for East Germany saying he bears no resentment toward Britain for his 14 year prison term for passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. The German born scientist will join his father in Leipzig and did not outline future plans.
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Germany
Britain
German Democratic Republic
Freedom Hope Soars as Mrs Long Leaves Louisiana
Gov. Long's campaign for release from the state mental hospital gains momentum as Mrs. Earl Long departs Louisiana for rest. Attorney Joe Arthur Sims says release now seems certain and confirms a habeas corpus hearing set for Friday in Covington. Subpoenas for 16 witnesses including Lt. Gov. Luther Frazer were issued, with no opposition reported from Sen. Russell Long or administration leaders.
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Louisiana
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Covington
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Russell Long
D-La
Open Hearth Workers Striking at Jones & Laughlin Steel
Open hearth workers at Jones & Laughlin Steel in Pittsburgh continued a strike as other employees returned after pickets were removed. About 2,000 open hearth workers in the South Side plant joined the walkout Sunday night over a claimed 10 percent cut in incentive pay without union notice.
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Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
United
John F. Murray
USW Dist
Brazil area far larger than France by factor of fifteen
In the area, Brazil is described as about fifteen times larger than France. Fach is noted to have approximately 42 million inhabitants.
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Brazil
France
Fach
U.S. Gold Stock Falls Under 20 Billion as Exports Slump
U.S. gold holdings dip below 20 billion dollars for the first time since 1940 as exports slide while imports stay high. The drop follows a 344 million dollar gold payment to the IMF and expectations that reserves may improve as Bank lending grows.
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New York
Uncle Sam
United States
International Monetary Fund
Armstrong Improves After Pneumonia Attack in Spoleto
Louis Armstrong, silenced by a pneumonia attack, is reported much improved after a restful night. Doctors expect the jazz great to leave the hospital in a few days. He will be 59 on July 4 and was stricken early Tuesday with chest pains initially thought to be a heart attack.
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Spoleto
Italy
Louis Armstrong
Armstrong
Governors in Paris on Way to Russia
Nine American governors en route to Moscow for a 24 day tour of the Soviet Union landed in Paris for a brief sightseeing stop. The governors include Leroy Collins Florida George D Clyde Utah John F E Davis North Dakota Luther Hodges North Carolina Robert Meyner New Jersey Stephen Mc Nichols Colorado Robert Smylie Idaho William Stratton Illinois and Cecil Underwood West Virginia. New York is 3714 miles from Gibraltar.
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Soviet Union
Paris
Leroy Collins
Florida
George D. Clyde
Utah
John FE. Davis
North Dakota
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Stephen L. R. McNichols
Colorado
Robert H. Smylie
Idaho
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
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