Finland Cabinet Declares Friendship with Russia and Sweden
Helsinki report says Finland will keep its traditional policy of friendship with all nations, with emphasis on relations with the Soviet Union and the strategic position of Finland. Prime Minister Ralf Toorngren's new coalition cabinet unveiled the policy, naming Russia and Sweden specifically.
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Yank Dies in Mexico In War War Era
U S Embassy reports William Corcoran a Los Angeles and Nogales businessman died in Mexico City from pneumonia. The note ties his death to the Peace Treaty framework and cooperation with Russia. The government aims to maintain good ties with Nordic nations, notably Sweden, as a pillar of current foreign policy. A new cabinet began office Wednesday with six Social Democrats, six Agrarians, one Swedish Minority member and one Conservative.
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U S Weighs Renewal of Airport Aid
Washington Budget Bureau to decide soon on renewing federal aid to airports seeking 30 to 40 million dollars for the year starting July 1. Discretionary funding to be raised to 50 percent and federal aid for airport terminals to be eliminated, per Commerce Department spokesman.
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Mass Lie Detector Test Seeks Clues in Evelyn Hartley Case
In La Crosse Wisconsin criminals investigate Evelyn Hartley disappearance a mass lie detector test begins. Over 1700 students teachers and staff from Central High Logani High Aquinas Catholic High and local schools face the test under A M Josephson and DA John Bosshard. Detectives hope clues emerge from responses and shown evidence including shoes gray trousers and a blue denim jacket.
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Farm Surplus Sign of Strength Declared by Morse
New York P Undersecretary of Agriculture True D Morse told the annual convention of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers that American agriculture is strong and wealthy and can progress profitably despite crop surpluses. He called the surpluses a sign of great national strength and urged constructive use as population grows.
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