U S Envoy Nufer Dies in Philippines
U S envoy Albert Nufer, aged 62, died in Manila of coronary thrombosis after showing mild signs of illness. He arrived in Manila last July to succeed Homer Fringuson as ambassador to the Philippines, with a long career in Germany, Latin America, and Spain. Nufer previously served as ambassador to El Salvador and Argentina, relations with Peron noted as warmer than predecessors.
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Balloon inflating death ties to weather fleet
The Navy reported that 33 year old meteorologist's mate MONTEREY Royal Montana Pease died apparently from asphyxiation while inflating a weather balloon at the Navy air facility. An autopsy was ordered as investigators review the incident at the base.
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FCC Split ruling loosens candidate free time requirement
The Republican National Committee objected and asked for more time to reply to Stevenson. The FCC, in a split decision, held that network companies were not obligated to give Stevenson free time. This marked a new interpretation of the Communications Act section on free-time privileges for public office candidates.
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Eisenhower Declines Free TV Time After FCC Action
The Michigan Business Women's Bulletin notes readers to report life events after moves or deaths as the FCC ruling prompts CBS and Mutual to offer free 15 minutes of airtime for Eisenhower. He appeared on a scheduled program but did not use the extra time. Networks weigh impact on Democrats following Stevenson’s prior use.
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Bomb Hurled at Soviet Embassy in Copenhagen
A home made bomb was thrown from a passing car at the Soviet embassy in Copenhagen today. The blast caused a terrific bang but no damage to the building. Police said anti Russian demonstrations had been ongoing since Russia moved to crush Hungary.
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India Acts Slowly on U.N. Police Force Request
New Delhi sources say the Indian government has not yet acted on the request from U.N. Secretary Dag Hammarskjold to contribute troops or support to a proposed U.N. police force for the Middle East. The delay underscores uncertainty over regional security and international peacekeeping efforts.
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