Great Spy Uproar Prompts Cold War Summit Reflections
Corry Journal reviews the ongoing spy climate highlighting a recent air reconnaissance incident ahead of high level talks. The piece argues spies are expendable, notes historic cases, and warns the summit could expose diplomatic and intelligence weaknesses while stressing the need to guard military secrets and avoid escalating tensions.
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Rome
United States
Russia
Rosenbergs
Alger Hiss
Washington, DC
Pumpkin” Case
Diozens
Canada
Thieand Pears
Soviet Russia
Eaint
OPEN BOWLING BOWL AIRE SUMMER RATES
Summer bowling rates listed per line with adults at $1.00 for three lines and children at 300 per line. Hours show weekday and weekend times including Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings and weekend afternoons and nights.
Spy plane wreckage evidence stirs Cold War tensions
AP News analysis notes claims by Kiruchiler that wreckage photos show no spy plane, while Cannon cites Soviet defenses and past incursions. Khrushchev admits deep Soviet airspace penetrations, prompting State Department to reassess earlier denials and acknowledge long risky spy flights.
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Washington Jar
Usdhaat
Nikit Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Francis G. Powers
Tiut
Kiuushehey
Khushchev
Khrishchev
C. L. Johinson
Ieal Tiltyiy
Cannon
Khiaishchev
Russia
U.S
State Department
Khrushchev
Christian A. Horter
Uren
Paratroop Armada Flies Over Holland In Major Invasion
Yesterday's memories recall a massive German air invasion over the Low Countries as hundreds of fully-equipped parachute troops dropped. Dutch and Belgian forces, aided by Allied mechanized units, halted the land assault along the frontier while Nazi planes darkened the skies in a campaign to disrupt communications and bombard defenses. Municipal police urge public cooperation with traffic rules as a city pickup service pauses Monday pending Congressional action.
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Amsterdam
Germass Aly
Holland
Low Countries
Uselr Fontiers
Ajrmail
Community Notes and Local Visits in East Smith Street
40 Years Age May U1 1920 L W Olds entertained the foramen althy Climax Mig Co plant of ditinel at his home on East Smith street last evening in honor of D W Miller Pacific manager who is visiting here. Mrs Thomas Goblin chairmath Mrs ed L Splesman re Houghton and Miss Bellesel the Red Cross Committee held a meeting last evening and much valuable work was accomplished. Wilbur Lattibing arrived home for a visit with his mother this morning. A F Stanley father of Dr W Stanley of this city died last evening at Frewsburg NY in the hospital there.
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Ww. Olds
Foramen Althy Climax Mig. Co
Ditinel
East Smith Street
D. W Miller
Pacific Manager
Thomas Gblin
Ed. L. Splesman
Re. Houghton
Bellesel
Red Cros
A. F. Stanley
Dr. W. Stanley
Frewsburg, N
Mental Test Ordered In Fatal Beating
A psychiatrist examination was ordered for Edward C. Youns, 28, in the fatal beating of his father-in-law. Judge Rollin A. Fancher ordered the test yesterday. Hallge A. Nelson, 70, of Jamestown, died yesterday at Jamestown General Hospital from injuries suffered Saturday night. Police said the case remains under investigation.
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Edward C. Youns
Chautauqua County
Rollin A. Fancher
Hallge A. Nelson
Jamestown
James
Town General Hospital
Pollee
Airlines face jet era cost squeeze amid rising demand
New jet aircraft push adds capacity and higher fares as airlines contend with heavy debt and financing hurdles. Analysts warn an oversupply risk could spark fare cycles while industry stress continues until demand catches up with jet fleet growth. The Civil Aeronautics Board hints at returning 10.5 percent fair profit for US carriers as jets proliferate.
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New York
Civil Aeronautics Board
Airlines seek higher fares to curb excess seats
The piece notes air travel demand rising while fleet capacity grows, leaving many empty seats. Airlines request the CAB boost base fares by 3 to 5 percent and add a $1 surcharge per ticket, a move seen as favoring larger carriers and shorter routes while smaller ones would suffer.
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CAB
Skipper Feted After Cruise
A rendezvous with the cruiser Macon allowed removal of a crewman seriously ill from kidney stones. The Triton, a radar picket submersible, reportedly surfaced near Philippine fishermen, triggering curiosity. The Triton serves as a distant warning sentinel and does not fire missiles.
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Macon
Beach
Philippines
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Ino
Chine
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News
Marlow
James Marlaiw
Moray
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Wilbur Lattibing
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