Freedom and security lure Czech skater to the U S zone
Linz Austria reports 22 year old Miss Nachodska a Czech figure skating star fled Prague for asylum in Vienna during the 1955 world championships. She said she left after years of being watched and restricted freedom and security were her chief motives. She hoped to continue skating in the United States or Canada. Her final decision came minutes before departure as she fled to the U S embassy then to the Vienna escapee center. Her family remains in Prague with her father a former deputy director of the national social insurance program and sister Vera an actress.
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Canada
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States
Prague
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Miss Pach
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Kremlin
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Malenkov
Miss. Nachodska
National Theater
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Adenauer Threatens coalition on Saar treaty support
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer reportedly warned the Free Democrats he will not guarantee their continued coalition unless they back all Paris pacts including the Saar agreement. Parliamentary debate on the treaties opens Thursday with his political future at stake as the FDP weighs its 47 Bundestag deputies.
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United States to join Geneva atom talks next summer
The United States consented to participate in the Geneva conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy running August 8 to 20, with ten Soviet bloc nations and 33 others. The AEC will plan US participation, featuring papers and a technical exhibit. Dr. George L. Wells named technical director.
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Geneva
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Direction Finder Aids Flight To Safety At Grandview
A new direction finder at Grandview Air Force Base was activated an hour early to guide two lost airmen to a safe landing. Capt. Edward C. Lehriner and Capt. William J. Sitzman Jr. reported they had only three to four minutes of fuel left in their T33 jet trainer when they landed near Olathe Naval Air Station after radio compass failed. Roger S. Maier of Hamp ton Iowa, heard the distress and located the jet fifty miles north of Kansas City, steering them to safety.
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Kan
Naval Air Station
Roger S. Maier
Hampton
Iowa
Grandview
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