Red China Calls India Two-Faced in Disputes
In Tokyo AP dispatch Marshal Chen Yi accuses India of two faced tactics over border disputes and Tibetan asylum. He rejects Indian demand for Chinese troop withdrawal from Longju while asserting China will discuss the issue, maintains the MacMahon Line is illegitimate, and condemns Indian overreach beyond Chinese territory. Nehru faces parliamentary criticism but survives with cautious approval.
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Luebke Is Sworn As Bonn President
Heinrich Luebke, a farm expert with little prior public recognition, took the oath today as West Germany's second president. Named as a compromise candidate by the Christian Democratic Party, his presidency follows decisions by Chancellor Adenauer and Economics Minister Erhard who did not want the job.
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Moon Rocket Report From Moscow After Lunar Milestone
The Moscow radio and Tass bulletin announced the second Soviet cosmic rocket reached the Moon surface at 2 minutes 24 seconds after midnight. Red Square remained quiet as Moscow restaurants closed reflecting restrained public reaction.
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Bergman Marries Rossellini Ruled Invalid by Swedish Ruling
Bergman and Rosellini plan fresh annulment bids in Italy after a Swedish High Court found her 1950 Bergman Lindstrom divorce invalid, meaning she may still be married to Lindstrom. Bergman and her current husband face potential charges over previous marriage status. She travels to New York with her daughter for a TV color taping and a brief U.S. visit.
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U.S. Bars Newsmen From 5 Nations In Soviet Orbit
The United States will not grant visas to journalists from East Germany China North Korea North Viet Nam and Albania to cover Premier Khrushchev's visit. A State Department source confirmed the policy rejects reporters from Communist bloc nations not recognized by the U.S. The East German press applicants were three reporters seeking entry through U.S. consular offices.
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Americans Call For Mourning During Khrushchev Visit
About 200 prominent citizens including six U S senators and 35 congressmen urged a period of national mourning to impress Khrushchev with U S resolve during his New York visit. The full page New York Times ad was signed by lawmakers such as Bridges Douglas Judd McCormack and others amid warnings against Communist propaganda.
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East Germany protests U S attitude toward press freedoms
East Germany's ADN news agency published a protest from the Association of East German Journalists blaming American authorities for gagging freedom of information and the press. The letter notes visas were issued for American correspondents when Khrushchev visited East Germany last spring.
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Radio Moscow moon tale echoes Verne fantasy original
London reports Radio Moscow aired a 30 minute lunar fantasy in Verne style featuring Archimedes Jules Verne and Konstantin Tsiolkovsky in a pretend discussion. The program imagined a future Earth Moon link and two moon inhabitants words Prisunitesya and Lunyan while recalling Verne's From the Earth to the Moon.
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Rocket Won't Affect the Tides Expert Says
A Hayden Planetarium astronomer said the Soviet moon shot would not change the earth tides or the moon’s orbit. Dr Franklin Branley noted the rocket’s mass was too small to alter the moon’s revolution, though dust kicked up on impact could leave a visible scar on the moon.
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Norwich Enrollment Is School's Largest Freshman Class
NORTHFIELD Vermont UPI reports Norwich University enrolled its largest freshman class in 140 years. Lt Col Lloyd C Harper director of admissions said 32 freshmen came from 15 states and the province of Ontario.
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