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Said Bulganin, summing up: "The outgoing year will go down in history as one of a definite shift in the strained inter national situation . . . This shift is in a large measure due to the efforts of the Soviet Union." For the benefit of Asian listeners, Bulganin called anew for the outlawing of atomic weapons, "including rocket weapons which have been recently developed into weapons of intercontinental power...
...only Britain reacted violently to the new Russian behavior. "The cold war has been declared anew by Party Secretary Khrushchev," proclaimed a West Berlin commentator. Added a French Foreign Ministry official: "There's very little left of the Geneva spirit after this tour of South Asia." Or as U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles put it in his Chicago speech: "A huge, materialistic state, thwarted in its efforts to aggrandize itself by force [is trying] coldly and cruelly ... to exploit for its selfish ends the aspirations of the peoples of less-developed lands...
Caught between the crossfire of professionals and private airmen, the CAA has moved cautiously. New York City's Idlewild Airport is installing anew $761,000 system that enables ground controllers to keep track of all planes via more and better radio communication between pilot and controllers. Beyond that, CAA is conducting a special radar study at Washington National Airport on the problems of high-density air traffic control...
CONFLICT OF INTEREST fight is stirring up anew over businessmen who serve in the Government without pay. Trustbuster Stanley Barnes is not satisfied with the compromise worked out last summer, whereby a businessman can run a key division but make no policy decisions (TIME, July 18) ; Barnes will attack the idea, especially in the Commerce Department, recommend that Secretary Sinclair Weeks either use businessmen strictly as advisers or replace them with salaried division chiefs...
...turned out a whole series of popular romances, one of which, Flaming Youth, trademarked a generation. Finally, from his ancestral seat in New York's Finger Lakes district, he knocked off a succession of York State historical novels. Now, at 84, Sam Adams displays his tireless versatility anew in an amusing collection of sketches written out of his boyhood recollections. Grandfather Stories, most of which first appeared in The New Yorker, is the Book-of-the-Month Club's midsummer selection...