Khrushchev Excuse Over Summit Flop Hits U S Trust
The United States offers Khrushchev an excuse for the summit failure as questions linger on the plane incident. Allies doubt U S trustworthiness has weakened and fear U S leadership at the table is diminished amid Cold War tensions and espionage questions.
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J. M. Roberts
Associated Press
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Two Lubbock Students To Get Tennessee Temple Degrees
Charles Kenneth Johnson son of Mr and Mrs C M Johnson and Doris Jean Harris granddaughter of Mr and Mrs E G Jay both graduates from Tennessee Temple College Chattanooga Tennessee will receive bachelor of arts degrees in history and English with minors in Bible psychology and other fields Commencement exercises are set for May 30.
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Soviets Can Obtain U.S. Plans Without Any Risk
The article argues Soviet access to U S defense plans is easy via newspapers and magazines. It notes radar fences protecting North America and allied help from Norway and Japan, while Pentagon sources reveal base locations and unit dispositions as public information.
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