Two Leaders Split by Two Worlds Eisenhower and Nehru
James Marlow contrasts President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru. Eisenhower is a West Pointer, extroverted, supported by staff, leading a modern industrial power. Nehru, an intellectual, cautious, juggling multiple roles, steers India toward the 20th century amid a vast population but weaker military reach.
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Ninety Korean orphans arrive in U.S. amid engine trouble
A Pan American airliner brought 89 Korean orphans to the United States to join foster homes in California Oregon and other states. Fourteen adults accompanied the children from Seoul. Holt and World Vision organize the airlift with a Dec 3 deadline.
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Urge Curbs For Nixon In Austria
U S and Austrian security officials press for strict limits on Vice President Richard M Nixon during his Vienna visit. The scene centers on tensions over Nixon's activities as Egypt’s Rameses II imagery misleads readers, while refugees from Abu Simbil underscore regional strains amid Cold War concerns.
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Javits Says Opposing Red China Not Serious Policy Issue
Senator elect Jacob Javits, after a round the world trip, said the United States should not change its stance on Red China. He warned Egypt's Nasser could gain a large foothold unless the U N action secures canal control within Egyptian sovereignty. Javits leaves Japan for the U S Thursday after visits to Israel Pakistan India Thailand Nationalist China and the Philippines. He offered no new solution beyond maintaining current policy of non use of force.
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Austrian border holds refugees amid Cold War fears
Reports say itinerary withheld for Austrian border incursion concerns. Soviet troops feared near Hungary border prompt Austrian police action. Refugees flow estimated at over one thousand as Vienna weighs security. Counted refugees in transit, with Austrian officials and press noting tensions and cautions. The piece references a separate note about Elle Claire in Columbia, S C, but focuses on Austrian border tensions and refugee movements.
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