Week's Balance Sheet On International News
United Nations chief Dag Hammarskjold seeks to win release of 11 American airmen jailed as spies in Peiping after Christmas. NATO defines Europe defense strength with tactical atomic deterrence. Hatoyama government aims to maintain U.S. ties amid tensions. Russia pushes to block West German rearmament. Soviet protests threaten allied pacts. Vietnam chaos prompts U.S. embassy caution. Cyprus crisis fuels Greek anger at U.S. and Britain. King Paul calls for calm and friendship with Allies.
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Farmer Returns To Scarecrows In Boston New York
In Boston New York farmer Joseph J Kobielka 41 describes abandoning repellents and returning to scarecrows after treated corn clogged his machinery He explains his scarecrows hang from strings and move with any breeze The moving decoys deter birds and suit his farming needs without machinery interference
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