Questions About Soviet Are Asked By Americans
Stanley Johnson compiles a salon of Americans’ questions about the Soviet Union. He notes Moscow’s power politics, scarce food, secret shelters, and limited nightlife while asserting Russians respect Americans and that the anti American campaign remains domestically weak.
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Stanley Johnson
New York
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
China
AR Huang
Peiping
Amasina
Amalie
United States
Airlines Use Radio Broadcasts to Aid Passengers
New York AP reports airlines test radio flight information broadcasts to reduce airport delays and phone demand. Eastern Air Lines expanded a March test to 19 one minute segments daily across 10 cities, while American condemned the idea as a public disservice. TWA United National and Mohawk joined a Boston station broadcast, with mixed reactions from others on usefulness and safety.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
Boston
Washington
Miami
Eastern
American Airlines
TWA
United
National
Mohawk
Meanantles
Kennedy gets letters from handicapped children in Easter seal drive
AP reports President Kennedy will receive a batch of thank you notes from handicapped children addressed to him via the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The letters describe personal hardships and hopes, from siblings with cerebral palsy to a 5 year old who wants to walk, reflecting the Easter seal campaign's reach.
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Chicago
Kennedy
Nellie Duke
National Society For
White House
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Soap Lake
Wash
Beth Scheib
Scheib
Larry
Beth
Lawrence Scheib
Farm Home Administration
Jan Youung
Annette
Jim
Peggy
Barbara
Don
Wally
Jinink
Leonard McNamara
Jimmy
Scheibs
Locker
Blanche B
France’s Overseas Empire Shrinks to Islands and States
The article outlines the erosion of France’s global empire since World War II. It lists former colonies and territories now independent or reorganized as overseas departments, including Reunion, Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Somaliland, New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna, the Comoro Islands, St. Pierre and Miquelon, and Clipperton. It notes Syria, Lebanon, and Indochina’s paths to independence, with North Vietnam later under communist rule.
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Paris
France
Algeria
Australia
East
Africa
French Guiana
Martinique
Guadeloupe
Reunion
Hawaii
Alaska
United States
Indian Ocean
Antarctica
Adelie Land
West Indies
South Pacific
Talli
Papeete
Polynesia
New Caledonia
Wallis and Futuna
Comoro Islands
East Africa
Madagascar
St. Pierre and Miquelon
New Foundland
Clipperton
Menico
Syria
Lebanon
Middle East
League of Nations
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambnndia
Tunisia
Morocco
North Africa
French Africa
Sahara
Guinea
Mauritania
Mali
Ivory Coast
Republic of Niger
Upper Volta
Dahomey
Togo
Ghana
Chad Republic
Gabon
Central African Republic
Republic of the Congo
Brazzaville
Russian Official Defends Matzo Ban as Waste of Money
A Soviet official argues the government abandoned matzoh production as a waste of funds after state bakeries had made it. Jewish students at the U N mission protested the ban. First secretary L Gouliev said money was wasted since much matzoh went unused.
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Matizoh
U.N
L. A. Gouliev
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