Herter Sees Berlin Accord Hope Despite Low Odds
US Secretary of State Christian A Herter indicated a Berlin agreement with the Soviet Union remains possible at Geneva. He stressed answers on postwar rights in Berlin and timetables for German negotiations would shape any progress. He cautioned a long second round could shift talks to lower officials or a new negotiator.
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Skelton Attacks Butler Over Leadership Critique
Byron Skelton, Texas DNC member, says Paul Butler outlived his usefulness as DNC chair. He cites Texas House censure and resignation call as justified amid Butler’s criticisms of Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn. Also notes a new Army rifle replacing the Garand with a rate of fire of about 1.5 rounds per second.
Greek WWII Hero Is Charged With Aiding Soviet Spies
Athens based Manolis Glezos 27 a famed Greek resistance hero appeared in an Athens military court charged with aiding and hiding Communist spies infiltrating Greece from behind the Iron Curtain He is among about 20 defendants facing possible death and has a history of wartime subversive activities and imprisonmentandreleased after two years in prison
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