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...Russians themselves were less reticent but only slightly more informative. "A watchman on our ship saw the frogman come to the surface in Portsmouth harbor," said an assistant naval attachè at the Soviet embassy, but "we were in a British port and there was nothing we could do." It was nevertheless true that soon after anchoring, the Ordzhffuikidze had taken the precaution of putting a crew of its own frogmen over the side...
Into this situation Soviet Russia plunged boldly by offering to Avunduk to put Turkish business back on its feet by outright gifts and barter loans. The Soviet commercial attaché invited Avunduk and his friends to come to Russia to see for themselves what Russia could do. He also said that Russia was prepared to aid Turkey through private enterprise on a scale far bigger than aid hitherto given to India and Burma...
These figures are also indicative of strong bonds which attach most alumni to the College--an attachment which can be plainly shown in the dollars and cents contributed to the Harvard Fund...
DEEPLY APPRECIATIVE COVER STORY IN LAST ISSUE [FEB. 13] OF YOUR BRILLIANT MAGAZINE WHICH REVEALS PERCEPTIVE ANALYSES OF CURRENT PROBLEM AND GOALS TO BE PURSUED BY MY GOVERNMENT. I ATTACH FUNDAMENTAL IMPORTANCE TO THE ROLE OF A FREE AND WELL INFORMED PRESS IN STRENGTHENING GOOD WILL AND UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN OUR COUNTRIES AND REGARD THE TIME STORY AS A RECOGNITION OF THE GROWING IMPORTANCE OF BRAZILIAN PROBLEMS IN THE WORLD PICTURE. IT IS A VERY DEFINITE CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS BRINGING TO THE ATTENTION OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE THE ASPIRATION OF MY GOVERNMENT AND ITS PURPOSE TO ACHIEVE WITHIN A DEMOCRATIC...
Observers also indicated that the Air Force might attach certain conditions to maintaining the unit. These conditions, it was learned, might be totally unacceptable to Administration officials. There has also been some University dissatisfaction reported in the past with the service's refusal to integrate civilian courses with the regular Air Science program...