Ben Bella Hailed in Moscow Welcome by Khrushchev
Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella arrived in the Soviet Union for his first visit, welcomed as a dear comrade by Premier Khrushchev. He signaled desire for more Soviet aid and said Algeria will follow a socialist path with support from the Soviet Union and other socialist nations.
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Baruch's Daughter Dies At 65
Belle Baruch daughter of financier Bernard Baruch dies in New York Hospital at 65 after a life abroad and in Georgetown She was noted as a sportswoman charity worker and social leader Gen Pershing appointed her to raise the American flag over a French cemetery She was a close friend of Mrs Woodrow Wilson and supported rehabilitation programs for the handicapped Survived by Bernard Baruch Jr and two sisters Mrs M Robert Samstag
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Truman Reconciles With Nixon At Gridiron Club Dinner
Former President Truman breaks bread with Richard Nixon at the Gridiron Club dinner, signaling a thaw after past feuds. The event also features discussions of Truman’s feelings about Nixon and a noted historical portrayal of political tensions between the two figures.
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Threat In Cuba Examined
U S strategists say Castro aims at diplomatic propaganda over shooting down planes. Soviet troop withdrawal may let Castro control 24 Russian antiaircraft bases. If a rocket is fired, a Cuba crisis could reemerge as aerial reconnaissance continues. Izvestia defends Cuba's right to weapons. Wheeler AFB in Hawaii names a woman as pantry supervisor, First Lt. Billy A. Griffee.
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U S Cuba Fusses Over Flights Put Khrushchev In Bind
AP dispatch details how the U S Cuban quarrel over surveillance flights tests the Kremlin. It notes party lines and military views on a possible clash, with Izvestia urging restraint and alluding to the 1962 crisis while weighing how Khrushchev might respond to pressure from both military and party leaders.
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