CIA Named Most Secret Federal Agency in U.S.
AP reports the Central Intelligence Agency is considered among the most hush hush U S federal agencies. Its operations and budget are highly secret, with appropriations hidden in general bills and staff levels not publicly disclosed. Set up in 1947, CIA coordinates with military and civilian intelligence units under the National Security Council guidance.
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National Security Council
Spying Flights Over Russia Not Anything New
Washington AP reports Rep. Clarence Cannon says espionage flights over Soviet territory have occurred since 1946, with penetrations up to 1,300 miles inside Russia. He defended the flights amid a briefing by Christian Herter and Allen Dulles, challenging Khrushchev’s claims and asserting continued foreign air surveillance.
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Nikita Krush
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Khrushchev
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Border Foster Dulles
Diain
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Strate
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Gic Air Command
Soviet account claims U2 shot down by air weapon
Soviet officers recount an American U2 flight over the central Ural Mountains ending with the jet reportedly exploded after an ejector mechanism failed. They suggest the plane was shot down by a missile or another aircraft, noting the pilot may have been a test flyer and that the page raises questions about the top lines of the May Day spy fight tale.
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de Salay
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Soviet Union
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Nikita
Ural Mountains
Ground Breaking For Church Unearths $5,000 Cache
A disasterly site dig at Assembly of God church yielded buried treasure. A jar with $3,340 in currency and coins, then a second jar with $300, were found by children and bystanders during grading. The church seeks to claim the finds though nonmembers and land owner’s daughter also assert rights. The sheriff weighs the case and contemplates storage during sale proceedings.
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Almore
Artiye J Jensen
Rotary
Ren
Jensen
Bryan Judge In Poor Boy Drive For Court of Criminal Appeals
District Judge W. T. McDonald of Bryan announces a renewed poor boy campaign for the Democratic runoff for the Court of Criminal Appeals. He trails Judgeloyd Davidson, with Atty. Jim Bowmer finishing third. McDonald defends his earlier lack of campaign publicity, noting he traveled widely in a 1955 Buick with minimal staff.
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W. T. McDonald
Bryan
Court ‘of Criminal Appeals
McDonald
You Could Do A Lot With 100000 Gift
William Denman, an 82-year-old widow's employee, inherits 100000 dollars plus the right to live a year in her five bedroom house and the couple's autos and goods. Their daughters receive 30000 each for education. Denman plans prudent, modest use and continued work.
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William Denman
John B. Wallis
Denman
Shirley Ann
Roxie May
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