Propaganda By Reds Gains In Britain
London reports that a Soviet peace offensive is gaining traction in Britain with a "let's live and let live" approach. Prime Minister Macmillan faces pressure from both sides to visit Moscow while weighing Bulganin’s 8000 word letter. British mood shifts toward a third force amid Suez memories.
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London
Britain
Kremlin
United States
Soviet Union
Harold Macmillan
Moscow
Macmillan
Nikolai Bulganin
Europe Pressed Not To Cut Defense Forces
Secretary of State Dulles travels to Bonn for NATO talks as the United States urges European allies to avoid deep defense cuts. Officials cite Soviet threats and warn reductions could weaken allied security and trigger similar moves elsewhere.
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Washington
United States
Dulles
Bonn
Germany
North Atlantic Council
Europe
Britain
Eisenhower
U.S
NATO
U.S.A
Thej
U.ss.r
MacMillan
Moscow
Winston/ Churchill
Maude
Angus Maude
Sunday' Express
Mrr. Macmillan
Sunday Times
Bulganin
The
People
Labor Party
Russia
Huntington
Speeernremerne
North- Lake Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
Hungary
Poland
Denver Waitress and Bartender School Teaches Teetotalers
Donald Howe runs a Denver school that trains waitresses and bartenders to work without alcohol. No alcohol or smoking allowed on premises. Classes start with water bottles and basic equipment, with the first real drink only after about 50 class periods.
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Denver
Colon
Donald Howe
Howe
Manhattan
Civil Defense Departments
Flying Speed Trap Over Oklahoma City Netted 1929 Violators
In 1956 Lt Art Hamilton piloted a patrol aircraft above Oklahoma City spotting traffic violations and radioing ground units who stopped 1 929 erring motorists. The airborne speed trap demonstrated a new enforcement tactic.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Diane
Art Hamilton
Hamilton
Cabinet To Stay Intact in Ike Administration Changes
Reported cabinet stability with Dulles likely to stay, possible moves include Herter or Larson. Humphrey futures discussed after budget work. other posts hinted for Anderson and Quarles. safety director appointment in Maryland and college road study noted. device to reduce electrocution risk announced in Johannesburg.
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Eisenhower
Wilson
Congress
Washington
Dulles Gross
Dulles
Christian A. Herter
Jarcan
Treasury
Humphrey
Larson
Anderson
Robert B. Ander
Summerfield
Brownell
Defense
Air Force
Agriculture
Ben Donald A. Quarles
Interior
Quarles
Mitchell
Uwess
Johannesburg
Kenneth A. H. Adams
American woman released from Israeli prison after 8 months
TEL AVIV April 30. Frances Hagan an American convicted by Israel of spying for Syria was released from prison and placed on a plane to the United States. The 29 year old Huntington West Virginia resident served eight months of a suspended sentence and was freed under a law allowing release after two thirds of a sentence. Her cases involved collecting secret information and notes in violation of Israel Official Secrets Act.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Imary Frances Hagan
Syria
Miss Hagan
Espionnage
Kayali
Damasseus
Huntington
W. Va
Jerusalem
J Court
Times
U.S
United Nations
Washington
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