Reds Claim Record For New Jet Plane
Soviet media claims a new heavy jet bomber flew farther than any similar aircraft without refueling. Test pilot Maj. A Ponomaroyov and Col. N Savin led five crewmen on the flight over unknown Arctic terrain toward a practice target, with another unnamed pilot reportedly flying even farther in a second bomber.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Col
F. Lushnikov
Red Star
Lushnikov
A. Ponomaroyov
Col. N. Savin
Priests Freed After Brief Detour Behind Curtain
In WIEDDELAH Germany a parish priest, 46, and Brazilian Father 32, were held by East German authorities for 12 hours after straying across the border during snow. They were treated politely and warned to be more careful. They said they had no food from yesterday morning until returning early today.
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Wiedelah
Germany
Harald Ludewig
Alfonso Geissenger
San Leopoldo
Brazil
Father Ludewig
Spies Blamed for Reopening of Reich Tunnel
In Berlin today East Germany accused American spies of reopening the famed tunnel linking West and East Berlin near the Reichstag ruins. Neues Deutschland said walls were breached and a warning siren rang as Red guards rushed in, alleging U S experts again tampered with the passage used in 1933 and later as a covert line tapping site.
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Reich Tunnel
Berlin
East Germany
East
West Berlin
Reichstag
Reichsstag
Neues, Deutschland
Red Guard
Notor Lous
Registration continues for Methodist student conference events
Thor Johnson of the Cincinnati Symphony hosts registration for quadrennial conferences run by the National Methodist Student Movement. Philippe Maury of Geneva Switzerland speaks as general secretary of the World Student Christian Federation. Delegates split into morning Bible study sessions and afternoon interest groups on topics from prayer to disarmament.
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Thor Johnson
Cincinnati Symphony
Philppe Maury
Geneva
Switzerland
World's Student Christian Federation
National Methodist Student Movement
College and University Religious Life Department
Methodist Board of Education
Atudertts
Edmessor
Neoinventers University
Evanston, Ill
John W. ‘Dixon Jr
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Boston University, School, of Theology
Rep Smith fears Benson policy harms GOP in farm belt
Rep Wint Smith of Kansas criticizes Secretary Benson's plan as unfair to wheat farmers and split with corn policy. He warns the program could harm Republicans in the farm belt by favoring certain crops and complicating land reserve moves. The piece notes his concerns about soil conservation reserve and farmer incentives.
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Washington
Wint
Smith
Benson
Eisenhower
Kansas
Fraud Case Decline Highlighted by State Benefits Chief
Phalen, chief of benefits for the division, says fraud cases fell last year as more claimants were disqualified for false statements to collect unemployment insurance. The report notes many cheat by not reporting income or claiming they can work when they cannot.
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Leo
Phalen
Dulles Calls Americans to Embrace Simple Virtues and Work
Secretary of State Dulles urged Americans to return to hard work frugality personal charity and self discipline in Life Magazine. He warned that freedom requires individual responsibility and faith not government action as the nation faces uncommitted peoples and perceived despotism.
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New York
Dulles
Life Magazine
Societia
Secretary of State
Policy of Freedom Urges Global American Support
LIFE magazine outlines a global demographic breakdown of Americans abroad including government, business, education and military personnel with their dependents across regions Europe Asia Africa and the Caribbean. The feature emphasizes a united, indivisible freedom policy valued by Americans at home and abroad.
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Ria
America
U. S
Asia
Australis
Zealand
Africa
Ambiguous OCR Item on Asia Loans Balance 1948 1957
Fragmentary note mentions Asia and a cumulative balance of loans and investments during 1948 1957 totaling 383 units. No clear entities or actions.
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Asia
Fragmented Text Summary of a Miscellaneous Note
An unclear excerpt presents partial phrases about Canada and roles. It mentions numbers and evaluative terms but lacks coherent events, people, or locations to form a complete news item. The readable parts do not yield a identifiable action or outcome.
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New England Conservatory of Music
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