Timing Too Delicate For Probe Mansfield
Sen. Mike Mansfield says Congress will not launch an investigation this session into the downing of the American spy plane over the Soviet Union. He cites delicacy of the situation and says time is not appropriate for such an inquiry after a 90 minute briefing by Secretary of State Herter and CIA Director Dulles. India's ambassador to the United States M C Chagla calls the incident unfortunate but not altering U S-India relations, noting Soviet propaganda is blunted by Eisenhower's popularity in India.
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Vapor Trails Raise Cold War Questions Over North American Skies
AP report notes Soviet high altitude flights over the U S and Canada since 1954 near the Queen Elizabeth Islands to photograph air fields and radar lines. Officials say no intrusions confirmed yet while defenses rely on three radar fences and allied monitoring.
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Khrushchev Warns Rockets Will Shoot Down Spy Planes
Premier Khrushchev warned Moscow will down any future spy planes over Soviet soil and use rockets against bases in foreign countries that host United States missions. He urged restraint but said measures would be taken if flights continue, timing the protest ahead of the Paris summit. He also urged peaceful relations with the American people.
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Ohio Bell Extension Phones for Home Use
A sales pitch explains problems from a home without extensions and asserts the fix is strategic placement of extension phones for home-wide convenience. It highlights low cost and urges readers to contact an Ohio Bell Service Representative.
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Red Spies Made U S Headlines
The Associated Press notes major Cold War espionage trials in the United States. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed in 1953 for passing A bomb secrets. Col Rudolph Abel received 30 years in 1957. Jack Soble earned seven years, Mark Zboroski five after perjury convictions. Morton Sobell drew 30 years for Rosenberg ring membership.
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Ethel Rosenberg
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Mark Zboroski
Morton Sobell
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Khrushchev Links Spy Flight To U.S. Shame At Embassy Speech
In a Moscow broadcast Khrushchev denounces the U.S. explanation that the spy flight lacked Washington authorization. He warns that military action without government backing would be unacceptable and asserts the U.S. must admit the disgrace of the act. Soviet media also questions whether forces could start a war without the president or Congress.
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Eisenhower
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Provocateurs Caught In Aggressive Soviet Action
A commentator in Izvestia, the Soviet government newspaper, says provocateurs were caught red handed for committing an aggressive act against the Soviet Union.
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Izvestia
Soviet Union
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Fake G Man Placed In Cincinnati Bond Set
Four Kentucky truck drivers were taken into custody as FBI agents charged Edward Lee Brown 22 of Covington with falsely posing as a federal agent for a Senate crime commission. Brown held on $2,000 bond pending a hearing next Monday after claiming he was surveying gambling and rackets in northern Kentucky. Ed D. Mason, FBI Cincinnati agent in charge, confirmed the incident.
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Senate Crime Commission
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Ed D. Mason
Brown
Laborers in Seoul Demonstrate Against Wealth of Rhee Era
About 100 day laborers defied martial law to demand government confiscation of wealth profited by businessmen from the Syngman Rhee regime.
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Korea
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