U S Russia Parley Reaches Climax as Consular Ties Break
In Moscow talks binders tighten as U S and Soviet officials clash at the parley. Soviets sever consular relations amid widening disagreements. Reporter Bill Schoentgen notes uneasy negotiations and escalating tensions shaping the crisis.
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U. S.-Russia
Moscow
Soviets
Russia and West Edge Toward Berlin Talks Breakthrough
In a tense Moscow circle diplomats from the United States Britain and France push for a partial Berlin blockade relief while Molotov and Stalin clash with hardline stances. Lomakin is expelled over the Kasenkina affair and Moscow severs consular ties though wider diplomatic relations remain intact. Kasenkina testifies she jumped to escape not to kill herself and condemns Soviet policy.
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Mbassador Walter Smith
Frank Roberts
Yves Chataigneau
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Berlin
Germany
Stalin
Kremlin
U. S
New York
Oksana Kasenkina
Tolstoy Foundation
Reed Farm
Russia
Josef Stalin
Warning on low down payments tempting buyers
Government housing experts warn prospective buyers about lower down payments under the new housing law. They caution that easier upfront costs may lead people to purchase homes they cannot afford, risking financial trouble.
Dulles and Hromadka Discuss World Council Debates
In Amsterdam delegates at the World Council of Churches debate the East West rift through religious discourse. Dulles calls for moral law and UN backed action while Hromadka critiques Western leadership and moral authority after World War II.
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World Council of Churches
Amsterdam
John Foster Dulles
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Joseph L. Hromadka
Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren
Dulles
Hromadka
Record U S Output Rises to 248.2 Billion in Q2
The total national output of goods and services, boosted by inflationary pressures, reached a record 248.2 billion dollars in the second quarter of the fiscal year. This marks a 4.4 billion dollar increase over the peak reached in the first quarter of the year, the commerce department reports.
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Commerce Department
Department
Sewing Circle Patterns for a Smart Daytime Frock
Sewing circle patterns describe a stylish daytime frock with diagonal scalloped accents and a high neckline. Pattern No. 1806 offers sizes 12 14 16 40 42 with size 14 requiring fabric. Pattern No. 1750 covers small child sizes in even yardages. additional notes list pantion yardage for 35 or 39 inch fabric.
Home Remedies And Household Hacks From Odd Instructions
A quirky collection of old time tips covers fixing furniture with wax and wood, patching holes with steel wool or matches, processing berries through a meat grinder, tenderizing steak in water and vinegar, beating dust with a damp cloth, enriching margarine with condensed milk, and storing citron in the refrigerator for extended freshness.
Woodpeckers Disrupt British Telephone Service
Telegraph poles damaged by woodpeckers puzzling experts. Birds attack poles despite lack of bark or insects. Officials suggest silencing the humming by insulating wires for about ten inches beside each pole to curb the destruction.
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Britain
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