Noise Biggest Problem For Civil Aviation
The Evening News says jet aircraft will replace propeller planes this year, creating noise headaches for civil aviation. Daily jet arrivals at London Airport are rising, with Caravelle service to Paris by Air France starting next month, and TU 104 jets from Moscow and Qantas flights to London planned, among others. Officials warn the noise issue may be hard to resolve.
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Montgomery Sends Thanks to Khrushchev Over East West Views
Tass reports Field Marshal Montgomery wrote to Soviet Premier Khrushchev thanking him for calling Montgomery's East West views reasonable. The letter, dated April 30, predates Montgomery's departure from Moscow according to Tass.
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Cape Stoles and Fur Cape Selection Prices Listed
Advertises watermole capes stoles full length coats and jackets in various furs including Baltic mink ermine Russian squirrel and American ranch mink. Prices range from 39 to 95 guineas with mentions of rich marmot models and dyed options.
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Tangled Finances On Chinese Farm Communes
The Peking Ta Kung Pao reports communes faced wage payments shortfalls in late 1958 and some created their own currency. Finance notes muddled thinking from rapid commune formation, calls for clear separation of state and communal property, strict accounting, and regular reports to curb waste and potential theft.
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Tito Receives Soviet goodwill note on Tito’s birthday
Soviet Prime Minister Khrushchev sent Belgrade a goodwill message through Tanjug to President Tito. The note expressed hope for friendship and peaceful socialism and responded to Tito’s telegram congratulating Khrushchev on his 60th birthday two weeks earlier.
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Chicago Reports Steep Early Year Murder Toll
Police figures show sixty people were murdered in Chicago in the first quarter, nearly matching the deaths from road accidents in the same period. The data highlights the city’s alarming murder rate and sets a stark contrast with traffic fatalities.
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