Summit Background Khrushchev Confident At Paris Conference
AP analyst William L. Ryan reports Khrushchev’s confident stance before the four power Paris summit. The piece argues Moscow seeks to project strength, aims to expand Red authority, and casts doubt on broad Western consent. It notes Berlin, disarmament, and test ban signals as potential focus, with little chance of wide agreement.
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CIA Remains Hush Hush in Spotlight on Downed Pilot
Washington reports that the Central Intelligence Agency is one of the largest yet most secret federal agencies. Soviet premier Khrushchev claims pilot Francis Powers was a CIA agent, a claim the agency neither confirms nor denies. The piece notes CIA directs operations, analyzes data, and briefs the president while keeping its budget and personnel details classified.
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Teller urged shelters to save millions in nuclear war
Kansas City AP reports Dr. Edward Teller told the Midwest Research Institute meeting that underground shelters within walking distance of all citizens and food stockpiles could save millions in a worst case nuclear war. He argued the human race would not be terminated and urged broader scientific education amid fallout fears. He suggested space based tests may occur, with a device detonating in space at about ten miles away to study results.
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Edward Teller
Midwest Research Institute
Teller
University of California
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Earth
Wheat Team Visits State in Kansas Tour
A British Irish millers Wheat tour opens in Kansas under co hosts the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers and the Kansas Wheat Commission. The program aims to spark interest in US hard red winter wheat with visits to Concordia Minneapolis Kansas State University Kansas City Wichita Whitewater Hutchinson Palmyra and Kingman, ending after a test plot at Hutchinson.
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Kansas City
Settle Tax Action Against A Judge
An income tax action against Al Blase, former Wichita city court judge, was settled before the scheduled U S Tax Court hearing. Blase will pay 11 816 in deficiencies and fraud penalties for years 1946 to 1953, reducing the claimed 27 000.
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Blase
Free 36-page book on arthritis mailed to readers
Public service notice offers a free 36 page illustrated booklet on arthritis and rheumatism. It explains causes, effects, dangers of neglect and describes a drugless treatment method proven in thousands of cases. Send for the free book with no cost or obligation to The Ball Clinic Dept 1514 Excelsior Springs Mo.
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Ball Clinic
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Gadget Provides Rapid Russian to English Translation
Washington reports Rep. Overton Brooks says Air Force has developed an electronic translator that converts Russian into English at 35 words per second. The device scans 16,000 words a minute and can translate a page in about 30 seconds, enabling a person with no Russian knowledge to translate efficiently.
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Fragmentary quote on word rates and Soviet scientific output
The fragment discusses word rates and a figure about Soviet publishing in scientific fields. It mentions an estimated billion words annually and a per word cost in cents, noting that about one third of the output is in scientific areas. The text is incomplete and reads as a fragment from a larger discussion.
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