East Berlin hits Hitler style peace festival by Communists
About 80,000 blue shirted youths packed a Soviet arena for a World Peace Festival in East Berlin praising Stalin and denouncing the United States. Officials claimed 2,000,000 would attend, but only 240,000 were present, mostly from Russian held areas. Some youths wandered west seeking freebies and political refuge while West Berlin warned of Soviet influence highlighted by Willi Brandt.
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Iranian Holiday Fiestas Banned
Tehran reports the Iranian government barred patriotic demonstrations on Iran’s national holiday to avoid violent celebrations that could affect oil negotiations with Britain. Premier Mossadegh faces opposition accusing him of treason while factions denounce the talks with British envoy Richard Stokes.
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Delegates Pass Through Austrian Zone as Youths Demonstrate
British and French delegates cross into the American zone of Austria for a festival. About 5,030 Red youths, hungry and broke, gather at Innsbruck railway station demanding transit through.
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Navy expands Mediterranean fleet amid Spain bases talks
The Navy is strengthening its Mediterranean force as the U S weighs a naval and air bases agreement with Spain Sources note more than 30 ships including a 45000 ton carrier and 23000 sailors are part of the Fifth Fleet under Adm Sherman The plan emphasizes carrier air support and NATO cooperation for potential moves to eastern Mediterranean fronts.
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Nehru says Indian troops stay 20 miles from Pakistan border
New Delhi Aug 6. Prime Minister Nehru announced Indian forces remain 20 miles back from the Pakistan frontier to prevent minor incidents from triggering a wider war. He cited evidence that Pakistan planned aggressive moves into Kashmir and said India moved troops only after confirming the threat. He warned that an attack on Kashmir would be treated as an attack on Indian territory.
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