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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1959

Page

16

Soviet to Meet Force With Force in Berlin Crisis

Soviet Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov warned the United States that Moscow would meet force with force if Western military action occurred in Berlin. He pressed for acceptance of the Kremlin plan to make West Berlin a Communist free city and warned of a separate peace treaty with East Germany if the West refused. Kozlov spoke on television during a round of talks in Washington, urging broader Soviet American understanding while maintaining Moscow's hard line.

Washington Frol R. Kozlov Soviet Union Berlin Kozlov Moscow Kremlin West Berlin U.ss.r East Germany U.S White House United States Eiserhower Christian A. Herter Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev Alles Westerm Wames

Soviet envoy Kozlov backs summit and bigger trade with U S

Anastas J. Mikoyan and Kozlov praised a U S Soviet summit and a large rise in trade. Kozlov spoke about the Geneva talks and the value of Eisenhower and Khrushchev meeting. He answered six written questions chosen from readers and vetoed about half the inquiries on foreign policy.

Anastas J. Mikoyan United States Kozlov Eisenhower Khrushchev Geneva Mikhail Menshikov William H. Lawrence National Press Club Overseas Writers Club Kozlev Lawrence Washington New York Times Menshikov States Department Laurence

Eisenhower to raise first star flag on July 4

At Camp David over the Fourth holiday President Eisenhower plans leisure with golf as he outlines the first official raising of a 48 star flag on July 4. The President flew from Washington by helicopter to Camp David and will return Sunday. John Eisenhower joins him at the golf course nearby.

Thurmont Eisenhower Wash Ington White House Evernoon Camp David Washington Philadelphia Ids Wask John Eisenhower Sunny Fr. McHenry Balkmore

Frederick Model Air Show and Accident Report

A Frederick event at the Frederick Municipal Airport blends a CAP squad participation with a Friday model air show. A woman suffered a grievous hand laceration and was transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital, while a cadet program fundraiser also unfolds nearby.

Frederick Francis Scott Key Cna Anc Wort altiueRty aupMene East Patrick Street Fredenck C.A.P Virginia D. Klos Ron Frederick Memorial Hospital

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