Soviets Seek Small Steps Toward East West Opening
Western informants say the Soviets aim to wage a full scale cold war yet may concede limited East West openings. They could permit cultural and scientific exchanges and private travel while expanding exchanges of scientists and scholars, sports teams, and tourist visits as a path to better understanding. American officials support gradual openness to Russia for mutual benefit.
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Asia
Middle East
Geneva
United States
Russia
Soviet Iron Curtain May Open Further Under New Magazine Deal
U S officials say Russia may ease restrictions after Geneva failure. Soviet agree to publish non political cultural magazines Amerika in the United States and an English language Soviet magazine in the United States with first issues due in three to six months.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Amerika
Theodore C. Streitbert
UB. 8. Information Agency
Hawks Eagles Owls Get Break From the Law
Science Service reports a shift in protection for hawks eagles and owls with six states lacking protections in 1955 down from earlier eras. Kenneth D. Morrison notes most wild birds remain protected and that harm should target individuals rather than species.
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Eagles
Owls
Boston
Kenneth D. Morrison
National Audubon Society
American Ornithologists’ Union
Mr. Morrison
Arkansas
Georgia
Maryland
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Virginia
Morrison
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