Khrushchev’s unpredictable diplomacy shocks West at Paris
AP analysis notes Khrushchev’s confrontational style defies Western norms. His Paris summit behavior, insults, and threats over Berlin exposed Western misreads of his aims. The piece argues his timing and anger mask deeper aims and urge cautious, noncontemptuous engagement.
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Khrushchev signals summit brink over Berlin demand
The passage suggests Khrushchev’s stance in Berlin could push the summit toward collapse as Western leaders debated whether the United States would permit ongoing spy overflights. The tension hints at a deeper conflict over Cold War tactics and summit outcomes.
Cagney Sees Simple Life as Answer to Woes of World
Hollywood star James Cagney champions country living as a remedy for civilization’s ills. He recalls loving animals and farms since childhood, owns properties from Martha’s Vineyard to California and New York, and notes his career spans Oscar winnings and 30 years in film.
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Award and staff notes at Fort Detrick and Tokyo clash
A Fort Detrick contract official, AWAEPD Charles Stup, receives an award from Major Harold McCue amid discussions on philosophy. In Tokyo, nearly 1,000 left wing students clash with police over Prime Minister Kishi and the US Japan security pact, injuring dozens. George Claude Paris, 90, the neon light pioneer, dies. Peggy Murphy, Fort Detrick student, participates in the Home Economics Club banquet at the University of Tyoming. pins awarded to club members.
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City Man Assigned To London Embassy
John Burraston Batemen of Frederick has been commissioned as a Foreign Service Reserve Officer and assigned to the U S Embassy in London as Deputy Scientific Attache. Born in Nottingham England May 26 1908 Bateman naturalized American December 12 1949. He graduated from King's College University of London in 1928 with a degree in physical sciences and earned a doctorate in physical chemistry.
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King’s College, University of London
FHS Fashion Show at Frederick High Wednesday
The sixth annual home economics fashion show at Frederick High School, Maryland, will be held in the school auditorium with two daytime student showings and an 8 15 p.m. public performance. Garments are all student-made and supported by the Frederick Community College staff.
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U. S. Office of Education
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