Visit To Russia Cancelled Early By Communists
Washington AP Secretary of State Herter said the Soviet English magazine withdrew a welcoming Eisenhower article on May 6, before U2 downing was acknowledged. The move indicated an official shift in stance prior to Khrushchev inviting or not inviting the President for a June visit. The USSR edition planned for June was pulled and replaced by Khrushchev cover material.
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Washington (Ap
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
U.S
Soviet Union
Herter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Morgan
Ussr
United States
America
Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Roman Catholic Population Up In United States
The 1960 Catholic Directory reports U S Catholics including Alaska and Hawaii totaling 40,871,302 a rise of 1,365,827 from last year and 47.2 percent above the 1950 figure of 27,766,141.
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New York
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Spy Eagle Device Allegedly Used For Espionage Exposed
At the United Nations a plaque showing the Great Seal of the United States was split by Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge to reveal a hollow listening device beneath the eagle. Lodge said the Soviet origin explains the hidden aerial and spying potential, while Harriman recalled receiving the piece in 1945 and noting it was not bugged during his tenure.
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United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N. Security Council
Lodge
U.S
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Ammbassador
W. Averell Harriman
George F. Kennan
Harriman
Former Nazi Eichmann Captured by Israeli Agents
Reports from Buenos Aires say Argentine police investigate claims Israeli security agents captured Adolf Eichmann in Argentina and smuggled him to Israel for trial. Blair of Bormann remains unclear. Telegraaf cites Dutch and West German sources on his fate.
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Argentina
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Tuvia Friedmann
Haifa
Amsterdam Telegraaf
Eichmann
Bormann
Centeriis
South America
Man Is Weakest Space Travel Link
SAN ANTONIO AP Scientists say they can send a man into space and return him safely but are unsure how he will perform in weightless isolation. Lt. Col. Bernard E. Flaherty cited Gen. Thomas D. White noting man is a sea level, low speed, one G, 12 hour animal, calling the human element the weakest link in aerospace development.
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San Antonio
Tex
Brooks Air Force Base
Flaherty
Thomas D. White
Air Force
Officer Exonerated in Beating Case
Kansas City AP reports that Sgt. Bob Sawtell was exonerated by the police board for beating prisoner Walter Havens of Independence Missouri after Havens was arrested February 25 for drunkenness resisting arrest and driving with no license. The board found no unnecessary force by any officer.
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Kansas City
Police Board
Bob Sawtell
Walter Havens
Independence
Havens
Reports Question Bormann Survival Amid Silence
The text questions whether Bormann is alive and notes Israel refuses to reveal Eichmann capture details. Tel Aviv maintains silence to avoid a diplomatic row over alleged cloak and dagger operations by its secret agents abroad.
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Eichmann
Resolution Opposes Catholic Nomination by Fellowship
The Baptist Bible Fellowship adopted a resolution opposing the nomination of a Roman Catholic for the presidency of the United States. The 2,000 delegates voted unanimously as the resolution was approved by the resolutions committee chair. The convention coincides with commencement exercises at Springfield Baptist Bible College in Springfield, Missouri.
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Springfield, Mo
Thelciow
Baptist Bible Fellowship
United States
James Combs
Lyn
Springfield Baptist Bible College
Fellowship
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