Kremlin Letter Shows Eat Your Cake And Have It Tactics
The Bulganin letter to Eisenhower is seen as a classic Kremlin move to seek peace notes while provoking ongoing tensions. It aims to push a bilateral pact while inviting Western fatigue, with Moscow hoping to muddy Western talks and undermine resolve. The piece notes timing around Eden and broader global pressure as part of a pattern of conciliation followed by provocation.
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Weather and climate vary across the nation with storms and warmth
The Associated Press reports a mix of rain sleet snow and fog across the nation with flooding easing in the South after rains. A Pacific storm looms possibly bringing more rain by Monday night while ice slows traffic in Chicago. Temperatures range from single digits in the northern Rockies to the 70s in southern Florida. A separate note says UCLA archaeologists uncover a vast prehistoric pottery jar in the Valley of Mexico.
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Gyrocopter Inventor Demonstrates Flight at Raleigh
Igor Benson, 38, piloted his "Flying Flivver of the Air" gyrocopter at Raleigh Durham Airport before about 2000 spectators. Two Air National Guard helicopters escorted the 185 pound craft weighing 40 horsepower and priced under $2000, with kits planned for DIY builders. The device cannot vertical takeoff, but Benson hints future improvements are coming.
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ACL Reaffirms Move of General Offices from Wilmington
Government reports from Wilmington say Atlantic Coast Line Railroad reaffirmed its decision to move its general offices from Wilmington. ACL President C M Davis indicated no site has been chosen yet among about 40 bidding cities, with North Carolina still in the running. Governor Hodges and Bill Saunders discussed options to retain HQ in the state.
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