US Experts Warn on Soviet Airbase Threat
Washington reports that US analysts view Rodion Malinovsky’s Kremlin speech as signaling intent to bomb any airfield used by planes violating Soviet air space. Khrushchev’s warnings and potential accidental violations raise fears of nuclear war, with State Department still silent and Senator Aiken warning of a war party resurgence in Russia.
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Washington
Russia
Rodion Malinovsky
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Malinovsky
Soviet Union
State Department
Sen
George D. Aiken
RVI
Radion Malinovsky
the Kremin
Moscow
Korean Crisis Sparks Student Protests Across Seoul
About 1,000 students from Tangook College and Yongkook University marched on the National Assembly Building demanding President Huh Chung and the government resign. Scuffles broke out as rival groups clashed with clubs while U.S. diplomats debated the implications of the crisis and Rhee remained silent in Hawaii.
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Seoul
Mike Mansfield
Malinovsky
Huh Chung
Lohlef
State Department
Berts
Tangook College
U. S
Syaoman Rhee
Thel
Tangnok University
Ees
Kyunghi University
Rhee
Hawaii
Taegu
Korea
Huh
Apel
Tangook Buddhist University
National Assembly
Soviet U2 Flight Keeps U.S. Bases Under Pressure
Russia Long presses for force abandonment of U.S. bases near its borders after the U2 incident, with experts saying Moscow aims to keep U2 flights as the dominant issue while redeploying and expanding rocket bases over the next six to nine months. The plan reportedly includes UN notices, Malinovsky and Gromyko actions, and a possible Powers trial as steps to deter spy flights while easing other relations.
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Russia
U. S
Malinovsky
Khrushchev
Paris
Soviet Union
Berlin
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
Marshall
Francis G. Powers
Andrai Gromyko
United Nations
General Assembly
Soviet Accuses U S of Buzzing Russian Ships
Vodny Transport reports Hydroplane 145916 of the U S Navy flew over the ice breaker Admiral Lazarev in the Bering Sea at about 500 feet. It says seven flights between May 22 and 25 over Soviet merchant ships occurred in the Mediterranean Sea the Sea of Japan and the Pacific. It notes an American carrier and destroyers surrounded the Taras Shevchenko near Genoa in May.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Vodny Transport
Water Transport
U.S. Navy
Admiral Lazarev
Bering Sea
Olyutovsky Capr
Murmansk
Sea of Japan
Mediterranean
Pacific
Taras Shevchenko
Genoa
Swap Anything Fast Through Classified Ads
Classified ad line invites readers to swap items quickly via a dedicated ad-writer service at the NE 2-5959 number. The short notice emphasizes rapid transfers and a phone-based posting option for quick exchanges.
Turks Move to Halt Any New Unrest
Ankara broadcasts military backed move to suppress political activity after coup. Namik Gedik, former interior minister and adviser to Menderes, died by own action in prison prompting arrests aimed at quelling protests. Provisional Cabinet bans party activities to prevent friction among factions. Gedik’s death cited as cause of repression. leaders of Menderes era to be moved to Yesil Ada to curb demonstrations. Several nations extend diplomatic recognition to the revolutionary government.
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Ankara
Turkey
Namik Gedik
Adnan Mendeces
Menderes
Old Democratic Party
Gedik
Army War College
Gediks
Celal
Bayar
War College
Yessi
Ada
Sea of Marmara
United States
Britain
China
Pakistan
South Korea
Pasternak Dies After Years of Soviet Storm Over Zhivago
Boris Pasternak renowned Russian writer and Nobel laureate dies in his sleep at 70 after a long illness. He faced fierce Soviet criticism for Doctor Zhivago and was forced from the Union of Soviet Writers. Burial planned at Peredelinko village church.
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Moscow
Gfl
Boris Pas
Teenaly
Doctor Zhivago
Peredelinko
Pasternak
Alexander
Khrushchev
Russia
De Gaulle Backers Win Big Edge in Algeria
In Algeria weekend elections pro French de Gaulle backers won 296 of 452 seats on regional councils with 55 percent turnout despite boycotts. Non political candidates took 57 seats and socialists won none. clashes near the Tunisian border occurred as French forces reported rebel activity.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
Algiers
Saip
Charles de Gauille
France
Tunisia
Hotel offers weekly rates with special meals and contact
A scrambled note advertises a hotel with weekly rates and meals. It lists a reservations phone number HE 6-4253 and mentions services like Tide Is Ol arditio and Nut a. Rite var Hotel All Fears. The legible detail emphasizes good service and friendly staff.
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Miso
Willis
Relief Offered Wearers of Thick Lensed Glasses
Dr J M Soss, optometrist at 47 Pine Avenue, promotes modern plastic contact lenses designed for long wear to improve vision for wearers of thick lensed glasses. He notes easy terms and invites patients to visit or write for a booklet illustrating the benefits and field of vision.
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Jereedom
Soine Wright
J. M. Sos
Soss
Pine Avenue
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