U.S. Open to Reasonable Deal to Free Nine Airmen
The United States left room for a deal with the Soviet Union and East Germany to release nine U.S. airmen held in East Germany since June. Washington rejected ransom as a price and warned it could worsen U.S. Soviet ties and Berlin stability.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
East Germany
U.S
State Department
West Germany
Moscow
Washingen
Jmen
Goldfine Defends Self Against Accusations Of Smear and Spy
Bernard Goldfine rejected congressional charges as a fishing expedition amid threats of contempt for refusing to answer 23 questions about his company dealings. He argued the committee pursues irrelevant matters while Chairman Harris and Rep. Bennett denounced his stance. Goldfine planned to return to Boston, asserting Congress should legislate, not pry.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Congress
Boston
Samuel Sears
Roger Robb
Adams
Goldfine's Legal Strategy Faces Courtroom Contempt Threat
Federal agencies favor Goldfine due to ties with Adams while a rift grows between his two legal teams over defense strategy. One attorney warns contempt charges looming as Bos ton and Washington lawyers clash over how to respond. Goldfine plans to confer with lawyers before appealing subcommittee actions.
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Adams
Goldfine
Stevenson Arrives In Leningrad For Quiet Soviet Visit
Adlai Stevenson reached Leningrad from Helsinki with a small party for a four week tour of the Soviet Union. He plans to learn first and speak little while visiting normally closed cities and meeting Soviet officials about royalty rights for American authors and drama. The delegation includes two sons and city officials led by Deputy Mayor N Lebedev.
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Leningrad
Adlai Revenson
Russia
Helsinki
Soviet Union
Stevenson
Central Asia
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Sverdjovek
Urals
Dramsma
Minster of
N. A. Mikhailov
Dep
N. Lebedev
Treasure tale of old Parkway loot at Telegraph Hut
A playful AP item says a buried chest of Captain Kidd’s treasure lies at Telegraph Hut Park off the Garden State Parkway. It notes the chest marks the parkway’s first toll, buried at park dedication in 19h.
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N.J
Telegraph Hut Park
Garden State Park
Lway
Captain Kidd
Parkway
McCone to Be AEC Chairman and Member
John A. McCone an Los Angeles industrialist will be sworn in at the White House Monday as both chairman and member of the Atomic Energy Commission. The White House confirmed he will succeed Lewis L Strauss who resigned after Senate confirmation of McCone.
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John A. McCone
Los Angeles
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
McCone
Senate
AEC
Mc Cone
Lewis L Strauss
Joint Cyprus appeal by British Greek and Turkish leaders
In Nicosia British Governor Sir Hugh Foot and Greek and Turkish community heads urged an end to factional fighting. Violence rose with 15 Turkish Cypriots and 28 Greek deaths since June 7, while weeks of unrest spread to Limassol and Nicosia.
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Cyprus
Hugh Foot
Sinc
Albring
Greece
Brain
Turkey
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