New Pact Opens U.S.-Soviet Visitor Exchanges
A broad U S Soviet exchange accord signed at the State Department allows 500 to 2 000 Soviet visitors in 1958 59 and an equal number of Americans to travel to the USSR over two years. The deal covers tours by scientists artists musicians and scholars with limited radio TV broadcasting exchanges and no immediate UN or interparliamentary meetings.
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United States
U.S
Sovet
Voice of America
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.S.S.R
Bolshoi Ballet Theater
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Russia
Today’s Crossword Clues and Answers List
A compact list of crossword clues with numbers including state of sensibility man’s name constellation egg shaped Burma city measure out fondle skin tumor telegram sweet potato pouches American covering variety of quarts London atmosphere chatter smell American game microbe perform S shaped curve skills afternoon function destructive plant average time solution 33 minutes King Features Syndicate 21 affirmative sink in the middle kind of crow Connecticut city month destroy the interior of poem road once around a track Turkish cap remuneration injures San Jose Puerto Rico Roman ferment German river club yield to authority
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Burma City
San Jose
Rico
Zarubin to Leave Washington After Five-Year Mission
Georgi Zarubin departs Washington after five years as Soviet ambassador aiming to ease East West tensions. He helped negotiate a broad exchange of about 500 experts across ballet, wrestling, science, education and other fields. Zarubin will return to Moscow to become deputy foreign minister, replaced by Mikhail Menshikov. his son Victor and wife Elizaveta await reunion in Moscow.
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Washington
United States
State’ Department
Georgi. Zarubin
U.S
William ¢. B. Lacy
Eisenhower
Georgi Nikolaevich Zarubin
Zarubin
State Department
New York
Andrei Gromykoo
Mikhail Menshikov
Elizaveta Kulkova
Moscow
Victor
Canada
Ottawa
Royal Mounties
U.S. Congress
Great Britain
Driver Jailed After Car Said Stolen In Wreck
A. T. White 32 was arraigned in municipal court on four charges from a collision at Clinton Street and Vail Avenue. He faced auto theft and fleeing charges, pled innocent, and was bound for grand jury action with a $1,000 bond. The victim Maggie Cole was treated at Middletown Hospital for leg and hip injuries.
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Clinton Street
Vail Avenue
Butler County Grand Jury
A. T. White
Fleming Rd
White
Earl Kidd
N. Verity Pkwy
Donald Wallace
N. Verity Parkway
Wallace
Maggie Cole
Sheffield St
Middletown Hospital
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Ivory Soap Laundry
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Connecticut
Oregon
Algeria
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1St Avenue
Denzil Lawson
Tytus Ave
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Lloyd LeForce
Claude Ingram
Fray Wills
Hill Ave
Harold Augsburger
Wright Ave
Lebanon
William Lindon
Granada Ave
Edgar Ferguson
Dayton
Vincent T. Hobbs
Ranch Inn
LeForce
Ethel Sargon
Oberon
Rose Stephens
Germantown Rt
Anna Demostenes
Webster St
George Marshall
Charles St
Jessie Mae Johnson
Joe Johnson
Middletown
Ohio
Hamilton
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Said
H. O. Finkelman & Ross
Attorneys-at-Law
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Hannah A. Tullis
John W. Tullis
Said County
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Walker
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Childrens Wear
Wilmer Motors
Manchester
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Nascar
Los
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Fla
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Cardigans
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