Turcks Set to Invade and Socialist Reactions Abroad
Western European Socialist leaders cooled to Khrushchev s call for an alliance against U S Turkish pressure on Syria while Khrushchev blamed Western oil firms for the crisis He urged unity with Communists for Middle East peace as British Labour and Conservative leaders discussed the issue and proposed UN action.
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Queen Elizabeth II Arrives at Virginia Airport Welcome
Hundreds of cars and thousands of spectators greet Queen Elizabeth II at a Virginia airport en route to Jamestown and Williamsburg as a six gun salute and a 50 member band mark the start of her six day U.S. visit. Governor Stanley and Ambassador Wiley Buchanan lead the welcome with a Marine honor guard and a tense crowd behind security nets. The Queen later attends tea at the William and Mary president’s home, a site tied to Cornwallis in the Revolutionary era.
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Dulles Warns Against Pressured Turkish Policy
Secretary of State Dulles rebuked attempts to tell Turkey what to do while noting talks with Soviet Minister Gromyko aid understanding between nations. He warned against wild charges from Khrushchev about Turkey and Syria, saying a Soviet attack would demand direct U.S. action beyond a mere defensive move. Dulles recalled postwar ties, the Truman Doctrine, and NATO’s expansion to protect Turkey.
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Soviet Propaganda Seen in Khrushchev Middle East Appeal
Dutch Labor Party sources call Khrushchev appeal pure propaganda echoing Soviet views on the Middle East. Oslo and Copenhagen report socialist governments in Norway and Denmark reacting cautiously to shifts in Soviet messaging.
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Loans Keeping Pace With Rising Income
New Orleans report shows rising income yet Americans rely increasingly on small loans each year, according to the National Consumer Finance Assn. The pattern highlights growing dependence on affordable credit as earnings grow.
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Korea Leader Calls Shootings Accidents Not Endangering Ties
President Syngman Rhee said the recent Korean deaths caused by U S guards were purely accidents. He stressed the incidents do not reflect distrust and have not harmed Korea-U S friendship. Officials will pursue measures to prevent repeats, though details were not given.
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