Senate Probes Foreign Agents Amid Global Influences
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee probe highlights how registered foreign agents influence U.S. policy. Witnesses include Igor Cassini and Robert T. Oliver, with ties to Trujillo, Rhee, Portugal, Nigeria, Turkey, Israel, and the Soviet relief effort. The column notes Canadian U S tensions and domestic political shifts as context.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
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Senate
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John F. Kennedys
Selvage and Lee
Portugal
Boston
Martin Camacho
Bangkok
Nigeria
Tom Dewey
Turkey
Dewey
Clarence B. Randall
Eisenhower
Osgood Nichols
Israel
Uncle Sam
Package Express & Travel Agency, Inc
Elizabeth Bentley
Russia
Margin Released by J. B. Priestley Fleshes Advice
In his autobiography Margin Released, Rudolph Flesch reviews Priestley’s work and praises his career. He highlights Priestley’s early influence and notes guidance for aspiring writers especially on TV drama, urging focus on technique and the potential for intimate, subtle storytelling.
Priestley Urges Young Writers to Write Regardless
J B Priestley advises aspiring writers to sit at the desk and write through gloom and doubt. He argues for intimate drama in close up, stressing personal perception and adult civility over grand spectacle. If writing for a living seems risky, seek another pensionable position.
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Denison
Grace
Typographical Vote Planned by ITU Locals
International Typographical Union locals in the United States Canada and Puerto Rico will vote Wednesday on a wage assessment to aid striking New York and Cleveland printers. About 115000 members across 700 locals participate with an estimated 3 percent assessment. Elmer Brown says the plan could raise at least 1 million dollars monthly. The one year term begins about 15 days after the referendum with possible earlier termination and unofficial returns next weekend.
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ITU
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Executive Council
Paraglider Idea Emerges to Ease Space Recovery Burden
CAPE CANAVERAL AP I The vast manpower needed for every spaceflight weighs on the future of manned missions. Parachute landings may stay for Gemini in 1964, but experts discuss a winged paraglider to aim landings on land and reduce recovery needs. West Texas is floated as a landing base amid political speculation.
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America
Vata UY
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Hackensack
N.J
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Atlantic Ocean
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Pacific
Walter Schirra
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Atlantic
Space Agency
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Columbus
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Laura Williams rites held in Phoenix
Private services were held today for Mrs. Laura L. Williams 89 mother of former Mayor Jack Williams She died Monday in a Phoenix nursing home.
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UPUI
Laura L. Williams
Jack Williams
Schick Widens Lead In Voting
In Managua Nicaragua UPI reports mounting returns from Sunday’s presidential election showing Rene Schick widening his lead as Somoza’s chosen successor. With about 35 percent of the vote counted Schick led Chamorro 12 to 1, reflecting a decisive early margin for the Liberal candidate.
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Nicaragua
UPI
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Luis A. Somoza
Schick
Diego M. Chamorro
Crossword Puzzle Answers
The clues list covers many entries from imitating to three toed sloth with across and down hints. It includes parts of circle point of hammer rope holding animal and other terms like river island epic poem and caustic substance.
McNamara defends Cuba facts against critics in Congress
Defense Secretary McNamara denounces lawmakers for questioning Soviet force estimates in Cuba as Stratton accuses Keating of irresponsibility. Bruce claims 82 to 88 missiles were sent, Pentagon denies any credible offensive weapons remain, and Thurmond and Keating trade barbs over the Cuban buildup.
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UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
Cuba
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N Y
Department of Defense
Stratton
Joseph Carroll
Defense Intelligence
U.S
Bruce
United States
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater Defends De Gaulle On Nuclear Policy
Senator Barry Goldwater spoke in defense of French President Charles de Gaulle stance against a European joint nuclear defense plan. He criticized U S critics and cited Canadian defense policy as an example of hasty decisions. Goldwater quoted Claire Boothe Luce and urged unity over strategic policy differences.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Goldwater
Senate
de Gaulle
Congressional
Claire Boothe Luce
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