International judges tour Virginia while Stalin-era radar tale unfolds
A delegation of eight East European and Soviet officials joined U S judges in Richmond for a National Council of Juvenile Court Judges conference. Intervening road tales surfaced as a U S judge reported a radar citation for speeding between 70 and 80 mph in Fluvanna County, posting a $15.25 bond. The conference examined weapons and armed forces across the Soviet bloc and allies.
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Bulganin Leads Soviet Delegation to Warsaw for Joint Command
Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin headed a delegation to Warsaw to form a unified Eastern command with East Germany Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Albania. Observer China will attend. Western analysts expect Marshal Ivan Konev named top commander as talks cover an East German army and continued bloc integration despite Bonn's NATO sovereignty.
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Japan Russia Talks Seen Open Near London Flight
A Japanese delegation to world war peace talks with the Soviet Union plans to leave for London by May 28. Talks are set to open around June 1 as both sides prepare for formal discussions on the postwar settlement amid the broader European diplomacy.
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Senate to Approve Pay Rise for Mail Workers
Democratic leaders say the Senate will take up a bill Wednesday to grant an average 8.8 percent pay increase for postal workers. The measure, backed by both houses, would add about 179 million dollars a year to the payroll for 500,000 postal employes. President Eisenhower warned against increases above 7.6 percent and Postmaster General Summerfield opposed the plan.
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