Balance Sheet Of The Worlds News Week
United Press Foreign Analyst Charles M. McCANN reports on a mixed week in world affairs. Good news includes 11 U S airmen freed by Chinese authorities, Soviet Premier Bulganin calling the Geneva summit historic, and France granting Tunisia home rule. Bad news covers possible Soviet pressure on Adenauer, Rhee threatening action over the 38th parallel, and rising Goa tensions with a planned August 15 Indian invasion.
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