Moscow Visit Shapes U.S. Reception For Khrushchev Promise
A New York dispatch questions how Soviet views may ease or complicate President Eisenhower's Moscow trip. It weighs a helicopter tour over the Moskva River and Luzhniki stadium against Mosfilm visits and glimpses of daily life in cramped housing, amid Russia’s hospitality expectations.
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New York
Nana
Eisenhower
Moskva
Moscow
U.S
Khrushchev
Volga-Don
Empire State Building
Russia
Luzhniki
Nikita Khrushchev
Alteactions
Arctic
Wilkes
Olsen
Olsen/Land
Antarctic
Johnson
Moscow University
Columbia University
George
Gothel
Navy to begin airborne magnetic survey of world oceans
The U S Navy hydrographic office launches a multi year airborne magnetic survey of the oceans to map sea bottom features and continental shelves, improve navigation, and aid basic research. Planes will use nonmagnetic interiors and carry magnetometers to measure magnetic flux.
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Washington
NANA
Hydrographic Office of
United States Navy
Beauty Denies Girl Friend Of Hitler Tag
New York news reports Leni Riefenstahl, famed German photographer, denying the label of Hitler's girlfriend. She explains media sensationalism, plans a planned visit to the United States in the fall, and reflects on her controversial status and efforts to clear her name.
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Hitler
Tag
New York
Nana
United States
Con
Troversial Leni
Riefenstahl
Germany
Leni
Munich
Ihe
London
Adolf Hitler
Chile Tightens Passport Rules Suppress Tourism Travel
Chile imposes a new exit and entry system requiring a passport or visa within two years for travelers, easing some access but adding police checks and a safe conduct pass. The change aims to boost tourism while simplifying cross border stays for Americans and other travelers.
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Nana
Chile
Hag Mere
America
South America
Otter
United States
South
Carlos
Fust
Brunson
Difj
Enor
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Pausilippo
Europe
Dancing Stamp of the Mysterious Traveler in a Train Car
In Paris a peculiar man with a heavy beard and bright blue eye amuses peasant children riding a second class rail car. He stamps his boots and performs a rhythmic dance, then bids farewell with a wink as the children applaud and thank him before disembarking at the next stop.
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Paris
Nana
Frage
First Tripper Desires Old English Pub Scene in London
London readers discuss the changing British pub culture. Reports describe pubs shifting to modern entertainment, coffee bars, and family friendly spaces with spotlights, juke boxes, and live shows while noting a decline in traditional drinking habits among the working class and younger patrons.
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London
Nana
Britain
Anlerts
Coventry
Sweet Hood
Britinle
Jayne Mans J'Ield
U S Home Considered For Queen Elizabeth
Ottawa reports Britain weighs a permanent royal residence in the United States as a step to deepen Anglo American ties. The plan envisions shorter tours and easier access to North America via jet age travel, allowing royal family members to visit Commonwealth nations with less pomp.
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Britain
Variente
Canada
Australia
Dia
Pakistan
Kenya
Chicann Fort
Prince Philip
Chiago
St. Lawrence Seaway
Montreal
Eisenhower
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Scotland
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Ife
U.S. Aalth
Ernst Ne
Cmedivinat Bn Haname
London
Balmoral
U.S
Buckingham Palace
Voml
J Amerca
Moose Problem Grows in Newfoundland Wildlife Balance
Corner Brook Newfoundland reports a surge of aggressive moose from initial introductions. native caribou decline alarms experts. A bacterial disease spreads through caribou herds across Canada's subarctic, while predators and human encroachment disrupt feeding and migration routes.
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Corner Brook
Nfld
Canada
New York Primary Boosts Kennedy Challenge
Washington dispatch outlines factors boosting Senator Kennedy in the presidential race. It cites Symington’s stalled drive, Kennedy’s retained “secret weapon” after the 1950 Democratic convention, shifts in New York Democratic organization support, and polls not yet released. The piece assumes Kennedy must overcome Symington and Stevenson supporters to win the convention.
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Washington
Nana
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart] Symington
New York
Evatral
SemAn
Kennedy
Symington
Adlai Stevenson
Strick'ly Fer Birds and Kennedy Delegates Split
A jumble of notes covers a novelty belt buckle key gag, moose and caribou chatter, and a political split among Kennedy forces at a Midwest conference. The piece hints at factions led by Jake More and Frank Theis, framing Kennedy as a fresh personality amid shifts in state delegate strength.
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Midwest
Jon
Hi Raskin
Chicago
Stephen A. Mitchell
Jake More
Iowa
Frank Theis
Kansas
Kennedy
More
Theis
Old Guard
Synington
Kennedy F
Paul Butler
New Mexico
Massachusetts
Ope
Man Lived Simple Life At Abandoned Bridge Site
Meridian California AP reports John Greenteat, 60, living in a self built cabin from dump materials near an abandoned bridge. He tends a flower garden, collects 40 photo albums, and enjoys radio music while laughing at taxes and high living costs. He survived by wild foods and wartime jobs, now retired and watching wildlife.
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Calif
John Greenteat
Ife
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