Voice broadcasts on Khrushchev visit yield inconclusive results
U S shortwave efforts to reach the Soviet Union with Voice of America reports mixed signals. Jamming spiked briefly during Khrushchev's U S visit but may fade after his departure. Officials note Russian language programs reach many areas, though jammers suppress city regions.
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Broadcasting Corp
BBC
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Spelling Khrushchev Challenge in Battle Creek
In Battle Creek Michigan the Khrushchev name spelling test drew 34 volunteers with $1 offered per correct answer Only three residents could spell Khrushchev correctly highlighting public confusion during Khrushchev's U S visit.
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Battle Creek, Mich
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North Carolina urged to win coast to coast air service
A board member urged recognition of demand and authorization for a coast to coast carrier service from North Carolina cities to the Southwest and West Coast. He noted it took 12 years to gain prior air service improvements linking North Carolina to Chicago.
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Midwest
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Southeast
California
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