U S and Soviet to swap broad casts under two year pact
Ambassador William S B Lacy announced at a National Press Club luncheon that a two year agreement to exchange radio and television broadcasts and experts between the United States and the Soviet Union is in place The first swap of political broadcasts is expected within two months The talks left some points unresolved including uncensored commentaries and dates for specific broadcasts Lacy hopes the pact will broaden Soviet coverage by U S reporters and notes potential benefits for Eastern Europe including Hungary
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U S Marines Seventh Fleet and Philippine soldiers and airmen will join next week in defending Luzon island against mock invaders in the exercise named Operation Strongback.
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