Spy's Retreat From Soviet Poland Mission in 1959
The narrative recalls a Polish military attaché in the U S who after years in intelligence and service to communism sees hypocrisy and danger in the system. He describes disillusion with Communist truth, the grim Polish military plans, and his resolve to quit intelligence work and return home to renew ties with the Polish Army.
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U.S
Dl Commiuttiss
Miy Fies
Warsaryhol
Washington
Thal
Poland
Vayas
Europe
Tito
Trick Shot Death Probe in Balloon Shooting Tragedy
CALENICO AP Ballistics tests ordered for pistol used by trick shot artist Mike Ploof when he shot at a balloon and killed his teenage daughter Marilyn. Ploof said the last gun was faulty and he should have checked it. The performance drew a 50 person crew. Marilyn had worked with him since age nine. Police listed the shooting as accidental. Ploof was not held.
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Ploof
Marilyn
Johnson Leads 15,000 Mile Scandinavian Tour
Vice President L B Johnson begins a goodwill mission to Scandinavia visiting Sweden for a three day stop. He arrives at Atlanda airport near Stockholm and is greeted by Prime Minister Tage Erlander and cabinet members. Erlander says the trip will strengthen US Sweden relations and reflect friendship and confidence.
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Seocrkholm
API
Lytton B. Johnson
Sweden
Scandinavia
Kennedy
Johnson
Atlandal
Storrholm
Erlander
United States
Pakistan Eyes Shift Toward China as U S Talks Fail
In Rawalpindi Pakistan talks unfold between Undersecretary of State George Ball and President Ayub Khan amid reports of Pakistan seeking closer ties with China. Ball seeks to ease tensions after U S aid to India and rising frontier tensions with Red China. A Chinese delegation meets Pakistani officials to discuss barter trade, highlighting Pakistan's foreign policy pivot.
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United States
India
Red Chinal
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
George Ball
U.S
Kennedy
Ball
Pakitan
China
Ayub Khani
Pre-School Binge Jails Area Teens
About 80 youths were arrested or cited over the weekend by California Alcoholic Beverage Control agents in the Bay Area. Some 40 were in the Russian River area north of San Francisco and near Lake Tahoe on the California-Nevada line. In Russian River, 10 were booked for intoxication. Others faced charges of possession of alcoholic beverages and were referred to juvenile probation. At Lake Tahoe, arrests covered possession of alcohol, intoxication, or false ID.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Russian River
Lake Tahoe
California-Nevada
Sonoma County
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