Allen Gives Approval To Fair Display
U S Propaganda Chief George V Allen reported the Brussels World Fair exhibit left a generally favorable impression on Europeans while urging improvements. He proposed removing puzzling items, expanding unfinished tasks coverage, broadening arts, increasing guides and captions, and adding more performances to the pavilion to appeal to the casual visitor.
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Washington
U.S
George V. Allen
Allen
U.S. Information Agency
Eisenhower
United States
Best
Howard S. Cullman
Cullman
USIA
America
Red Dancers Are Picketed In New York
A small group of Hungarian patriots shouted Khrushchev Murder as 15 placard carrying pickets protested outside Madison Square Garden after a matinee by the Moiseyev dancers. About 14 000 fans left without incident praising the performers amid the tour's final stops.
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New York
Khrushchev
Madison Square Garden
Moiseyev
Garden
Moise
Park Avenue
US Air Force Crew Held After Soviet Frontier Violation
Soviet claims say a four engine US Air Force transport with nine crew crossed the Armenian border, flew about 105 miles inside Soviet territory, and was forced down. Gromyko presented Thompson with a protest note stating the intrusion and that the crew wore U S uniforms. The United States said the aircraft was unreported on a flight from Nicosia to Tehran via Turkey, a C118 military DC-6A transport.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Gromyko
Thompson
US. Air Force
US. Defense Department
Washington
Nicosia
Cyprus
Teheran
Iran
Turkey
Sea lion Cyril to be returned to London owners
Toledo Zoo director Skeldon announced Cyril the sea lion will be returned to his original owners in London Ontario when fit to travel. The animal, captured in Sandusky Bay after a weeks chase, was nursed back with herring and squid as caretakers assess its sex and readiness.
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Toledo, Ohio
Cyril
Saturou Skeldon
Toledo Zoo
London
Ont
Springbank Park
Sandusky Bay
Skeldon
Toledo
Canada
United States
London Zoo
Sheldon
Curtis Faults Procedure Over Adams-Goldfine Testimony
Rep. Thomas B. Curtis accuses House investigators of procedural impropriety for allowing John Fox to testify publicly on Sherman Adams and Bernard Goldfine ties. He asserts the subcommittee violated House rules on secret sessions. Fox's statements include Adams received checks and a Washington home from Goldfine. Hearing resumes Monday with Fox expected back. Adams, Goldfine, and the White House deny the accusations as false.
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Washington
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
House
Boston
John Fox
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Curtis
House Commerce
Adams-Goldfine
Fox
Boston Post
Goldfine
Adams
Eisenhower
White House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Congress
Russian Bolshoi star Lepeshinskaya charged with shoplifting
Olga Lepeshinskaya, famed Bolshoi Ballet dancer, was stopped in Brussels after attempting to leave L Innovation department store with an umbrella gloves cuff links and tape. She admitted taking items and claimed she would perform that night but was released after questioning.
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Brussels
Belgium
Olga Lepeshinskaya
Stalin
Nina Ponomareva
London
Miss Ponomareva
Miss Lepeshinskaya
UN force urged as Lebanon fights rattle Tripoli and Sidon
Bitter clashes rocked Tripoli and Sidon as Prime Minister Sami Solh pressed for a stronger UN role. He said arms smuggling and infiltration increase despite UN observers, warning Lebanon may seek Security Council action or direct aid from Britain or the United States if no relief comes.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tripoli
Sidon
Middle East
Sami Solh
U.N
United Arab Republic
Soth
Associated Press
Solh
Dag Hammarskjold
U. N
Hammarskjold
U.A.R
Nasser
Hammarsskjold
Security Council
General Assembly
Britain
United States
U.S. Information Agency
Poet Alfred Noyes Dies At Age 77
Isle of Wight England AP poet Alfred Noyes died in hospital at 77 He wrote The Highwayman and The Barrel Organ and shaped English verse through lectures and a Princeton professorship He swam near his home enjoyed outdoors and married twice leaving children and honorary degrees with an eminent literary legacy
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Alfred Noyes
Isle OF Wight
England
Britain
Noyes
United States
Kew
Oxford
Garnett Daniels
Rites Today for Jet Tanker Crash Victims at Westover
Ten specialist teams opened a detailed probe into the KC 135 crash that killed 15 people near Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts during a planned London flight. Memorial services were planned at the base chapel for the victims including six newsmen. Brig Gen Donald W Saunders, commander of the four plane group, was among the dead. The two surviving tankers were to resume return flights to New York and Westover. The Air Force issued condolences to the Washington Star Associated Press staff and to the other five newsmen families.
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Westover Air Force Base Mass
London
Donald W. Saunders
New York
Athens
N.Y
Brize Norton Air Base
Floyd Bennett Field
Westover
Air Force
Washington
Benjamin M. McKelway
Washington Star
Associated Press
Daniel J. Couglin
Boston Associated Press
United States Air Force
Westover Air Force Base
US Air Force
Yule Service At Mid-Year At Pilgrim Church
Pilgrim Congregational church in Milwaukee will hold a Christmas service on Sunday July 6. Rev. Robert H. Midgley will preach on Merry Christmas and read Luke 2. Yuletide hymns will be sung by the choir.
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Milwaukee
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Robert H. Midgley
Midgley
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Moscow Theater Ballet Co
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