Soviet espionage nets exposed in East Berlin school
Washington reports a top East German HVA defector named Guenter Maennel exposing a covert East Berlin School for Spies run by Brigadier Markus Wolf. The one year course trains candidates in indoctrination, surveillance, and clandestine operations, producing roughly 40 spies annually and about 120 master spies since 1959 with thousands arrested in West Germany.
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What does people to people mean in Eisenhower plan
The piece explains Ike’s proposed people to people effort to foster friendly national ties through direct contact with individuals. It cites student exchanges and foreign students, notes concerns about anti American sentiment, and highlights a Kansas City incident where Carl Rowan was refused service. It warns against patronizing attitudes and urges polite, inclusive behavior toward foreigners.
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Stevenson stays U N ambassador avoiding Illinois Senate bid
The nation gains from Adlai Stevenson remaining as United Nations ambassador as Democratic leaders favored his nonrun to challenge Senator Dirksen. The piece notes Stevenson's high regard among fellow delegates and his role in upcoming orbital flight, plus a reflection on middle-aged astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. and the value of experienced minds over youth in advancing complex ventures.
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Middletown lecture predicts U S victory in World War II
Associate professor Harry Howard of Miami University told Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce that the United States would win the war against Japan and the Axis. He called nonalignment with the League of Nations a colossal blunder. Police Chief Hugh King noted 148 locals signed up for volunteer fire and police service for the war duration.
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Kennedy sidesteps wage issue with unions
President Kennedy failed to stress wage restraint to the AFL-CIO as promised after addressing the National Association of Manufacturers. Secretary Goldberg’s reinterpretation warned that wage increases tied to productivity could be justified, signaling potential political harm amid economic risks and union pressure.
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We gotta quit kickin Udall around
George Dixon laments the abuse of Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall and praises his efforts to expand parks and curb monuments. The piece recalls past incidents, notes Udall’s confrontations with land use and statues in Washington, and ends with a lighthearted Christmas carol praise for Udall. The author admires Udall despite the ridicule.
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Christmas Tree project aids Middletown band camp
Fewer public appeals this season may reflect better charity organization or growing strong in Middletown. The Middletown High School Band Associates run The Christmas Tree vouchers for $1 toward Christmas tree purchases at Main Street and Lafayette Avenue, to fund the annual Band Camp for local students.
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Gossip in Gotham Lanes Kilgallen Tidbits From New York
Dorothy Kilgallen relays buzz from Manhattan on Eleanor Powell courting a famed comedian Allan Drake and Mae West’s California fury after Jayne Mansfield’s barbs on Jack Eigen’s Chicago radio show. Kenyatta seeks visa to visit Kennedy. Chavalier meets officials. and Rita Hayworth lightens her hair while jazz crosses borders.
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Bull racing on Madura Island described in factographs
The text notes Madura Island in Indonesia holds bull racing as a chief sport with jockeys riding plow like sledges. It also mentions Lake Superior as the largest deepest of the Great Lakes and a claim about Germany building a jet plane factory near Munica after World War II.
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