Small Caravan Begins Trek Across Antarctic
Capt Pint Ronne leads a two-tracked caravan from Ellsworth Station southeast toward a rendezvous with a companion party heading 63 miles south east. The 1200 mile trek across the Antarctic involves Sno-cats and freight sleds loaded with scientific gear, food, and shelter for three months.
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Pint Ronne
Cape Horn
Ronne
Bilsworth International Geophysical Year Station
Malforda Sound
Amy Byril
Edward Thiel
Wausau
Wis
Brima
Hel Deep
Finn Ronne
Ellsworth
Antaretes
Nana
Oime
Soviet Greece pact boosts air routes via Helenikon
The Soviet Union and Greece reach an accord allowing Aeroflot to refuel at Helenikon airport in Athens on Moscow Cairo flights via Bucharest and Sofia. In return Olympic Airways gains Greek rights in Russia. US officials express concern. Cyprus issues linger with broader regional implications. The move aims to ease Arab world communications and signals broader Soviet diplomacy.
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Athens
Soviet Union
Greece
Middle East
Aéroflot
Russia
Helenikon
Moscow
Cairo
Bucharst
Sofia
Olympic Airways
Aristotle Onassis
U.S
Rustia
McElrony
Defense
Wiliam P. Rogers
Yen
Egypt
Cyprus
Benson
Hellenikon
Aeroflot
Eisenhower
Gaszis of Agriculture
New York
Far West
Navla
FARM DISCONTENT AND POLITICAL PRESSURE IN 1950S WASHINGTON
Regional fee moves and cabinet changes stir unrest as President Eisenhower faces pressure from Congress after Republican setbacks in last election. The article notes potential early resignation of Secretary Benson and shifts under new arrivals Seaton and Anderson while misgivings about Russia and space policy linger. Garfield Heights students propose paid instrumental music glasses at the Saturday session.
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Washington
Nana
Russaia
Evra Taft Benson
Bengovy
Russist
Eisenhower
Congréss
Fred Seaton
the Interior
Robert B. Anderson
the Treasury
H.J
Cleveland
Garfield Heights
Reversal on Military Pay Hikes Moves Forward
Washington report shows the Eisenhower administration backing a broad military pay increase plan after earlier opposition. Cordiner of General Electric led the proposals, predicting savings by 1962. The plan includes phased raises for officers and a cost of about 60 million in year one, with debate over inflation and political implications for candidates like Brownell and Dewey.
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Washington
NANA
Eisenhower
Courtey
Pentagon
Ralph J. Cordiner
Pingidene
General Electric Co
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Cardiner
Budget Bureau
Armed Services Jak
Tom Cordiner
New York City
Algo
Oupert Brownell Jr
Leonard Hall
Cant
Nelson
Rockefeller
Politi 4
New York
Oswald D.jand
Heck
Brownell
Europe
Cordiner
Clude
Plan
Thomas E. Dewey
Bureau of
Secret Soviet missile stockpile report leaked to Senate subcommittee
A Senate Preparedness Subcommittee briefing cites a 20 000 missile stockpile and 2 000 monthly production for the Soviet program plus 600 submarines and 200 new subs yearly. The report notes ranges from 2000 to 600 miles, with fears of ICBMs IRBMs and thermonuclear warheads capable of striking major targets, though the ICBM is not yet operational. The leak, deemed non sensitive by Pentagon officials, underscores concerns over US missile and satellite programs amid ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Bry
Pentagon
Khnow
Senate
Jeeting Informatton
U. S
U.S
Ussr
Steel union leader targets labor attack in campaign
David J. McDonald of United Steelworkers warns the union may spend its $27 million treasury to counter a rising anti-labor effort. He notes a Soviet backed push to expand German scientific training and asserts government-backed efforts aim to smear labor while funding education and research. Nixon aides prepare a broad campaign to win votes, with Vice President taking a leading role in shaping a foreign policy and labor strategy.
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New York
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Baar
Washington
McDonald
Richard Nixon
Bheing
Yerhy
Ballle
Faderal Andjin
Congress
Europe
Ight
Ithe
Willian Rogers
Treasury
Robeamt Andersim
Interior
Fred Seaton
Défense
Neil McElroy
Meyner's Untrammeled Prospects For Meet Wilson’s Shadow
Washington reports Gov. Robert Meyner of New Jersey surges toward a possible Democratic presidential nomination, drawing early comparisons to Woodrow Wilson and signaling a long, contested path. The piece traces Meyner’s political stance, potential crossovers of support, and the complex national landscape shaping his candidacy. It also touches on global notes from France and Fiji, framing Meyner within a wider geopolitical press.
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Washington
Nawa
Robert Meyner
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Mayner
Wilson
Technd
France
Nana
Nandi
Fiji Islands
Champagne& Aow
Anne
Pacifics
Roosevelt and
Truman Admin
South Pacific
Eisenhower
United States
Adlai Stavenson
Hils Repub
Meyner
Can
Meyer
Agaes
Pacific
Epernay
Reims
Republic
Globe Lcan
Cavear
Hurlbutt
Fon
Wing
Ilinois
South Pole
Dubon Society
Stevens
Navy
Audubon Society
Malcolm Forbes
Vice Presse
Chila
Dhat
Stevenson
Littl Rock
Paradise Fiji Living Easy but Not Versus State Officials
Colorado Bird Club officer clashes with state officials during a display event. The incident involved miscommunication over bindings and buntings as authorities confronted the organizers. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Fiji
Paradise
Denver
ING
Colorado Berd Club
Tate
Iub
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Early
Benson Ouster
Dewey
Ave
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Edvin Weiss
Cyrus Vanee
Associated Press
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Nixon
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