Russia to Tighten Hold on Satellites
Washington reports rising nationalist sentiment and rumors of Soviet moves to tighten control over Eastern Europe by annexation and repositioning. Speculation centering on Romania Bulgaria Yugoslav border and potential influence over Czechoslovakia, with claims of revived interest in restoring red sphere dominance.
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Shington
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Romania
Bulemia
Yugoslav
Czechoslovakia
Diplomatic Strains Rise Over Berlin and Albania
Western officials weigh Moscow risks as Russia backs Albania claims and Berlin blockade hardens. Notes from Washington London and Paris stress ending the Soviet siege while outlining a united stance to defend Berlin and allied borders amid Yugoslav Albania tensions.
Hope High School Summer School Second Term Start
The second semester of Hope High School Summer School will begin soon for students behind in the prior term or who failed second semester. Attendance is urged to avoid makeup work in fall. The term will run five weeks, ending August 73.
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Market Report highlights from St Louis and New Orleans
Hogs sold 7 500 head fairly active with lighter weights up to 25 higher. sows 23 to 44 higher. cattle demand strong with steers 35.00-37.00, heifers at 32.50-36.50, cows 19.50-23.00, bulls 23.00-24.50. sheep at 26.00-29.00. New Orleans cotton futures rallied late on short covering. London and Chicago markets mixed with government acreage outlooks and futures near steady to higher. Poultry and eggs firm in Chicago with live fowl higher and eggs steady. New York cotton futures steady ahead of acreage report with highs around 34.94 and lows near 32.04.
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Punehiep
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Jiy
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ISDA
New York
Grain and Provisions Market Moves on Wheat Rally
Chicago July grain and provisions report shows wheat leading a small rally with gains of about 2 to 3 cents as government purchases and crop concerns support prices. Corn and oats firmed modestly while soybeans edged higher. overall trading active with shipments and receipts noted amid weather and demand factors.
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Russell-Miller Milling “Company
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Corm
The Sun Seen as Bright Yet Small Star
A compact note states the sun is the largest and brightest naked eye star in appearance but is, in fact, one of the smallest and faintest stars, a point highlighted in the Encylopedia Britannica.
Daily Bread Debate Surfaces Political Motives in Science Funding
A fragmented excerpt argues against politicizing science funding, suggesting Congressmen Taber and Ea bear responsibility for allocating money to atom science projects. The piece warns that using pragmatism as political cover risks harming atomic research and possibly triggering destructive outcomes through politicization rather than scientific scrutiny.
US Demands Continued From Page One
The United States reiterated it will not pull out amid Soviet efforts to drive Myton out, while hopes fade for Vow to agree to power demands. The delivery of the note to Soviet Ambassador Panyushkin marked a key step, as Brussels five power nations and Canada began exploratory talks at the state department on possible backing for a united defense pact. They will meet again today to discuss how far Europe will defend itself if attacked from the east, with further discussion on U.S. military options to follow.
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United States
Bove Tin Ji
Myton
State Department
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United Nations
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Brussels
Magazine features college profiles in Bull Sessions series
The story notes a regular magazine feature called Bull Sessions at top U S colleges including Oklahoma A and M Pitt and Columbia. Miss Heard writes that Oklahoma A and M leads in size with about 12 600 students and claims the school edges other Oklahoma colleges.
Hope College Student Aims For Journalism Honors At Oklahoma A
A Hope College senior, one of five Hope students attending Oklahoma A and M, is active in campus life. She serves as president of the Association of Women Students and Kappa Delta, part of the Student Senate, Mortar Board, and YWCA. Named among Fifty College Activists in a national magazine, she favors article and fiction writing and plans writing career along with diving into student journalism.
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Oklahoma A
Bob Ward
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Johny Brannan
John Paul Urban
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Abel Mo
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