Otis Archer Hood (center) flanked by Federal Bureau Investigation agents in the Federal Building here today en route for arraignment. Hood and six other persons described as top functionaries in th...
Sidney Hatkin, left, government economist under suspension as a possible security risk, smiles tonight as he poses with his attorney, Joseph Freehill,Photo is dated 05/12/1956.Photo measures 10 x 8...
Sir John Harding, British military governor of Cyprus, was the target of the Eoka underground who today called on every Greek in Cyprus to try to execute him. The call was made in leaflets scattere...
Despite attempts to discredit Joseph Stalin in Russia, a large picture of the late premier still holds a place of honor on the second floor foyer of the Soviet Embassy in Washington. Posing under t...
Georgi Malenkov, former Soviet Premier and now minister of power stations, has no trouble eliciting smiles from English workers as he visits the General Electric Company's Whitton works at Birmingh...
Former Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov raises his glass in toast as he drinks with Lord Citrine, chairman of Britain's central electricity authorities, in London. Malenkov is heading a group of Russ...
The Kazan Cathedral houses a Museum of Religion in Leningrad. A copy of St. Peter's in Rome, The Kazan Cathedral in Leningrad is no longer in the soulPhoto is dated 02/15/1956.Photo measures 10 x 8...
Mrs. Grace Metalious, author of the controversial novel "Peyton Place," died today at Boston's Beth Israel Hospital. She was 38. Cause of death was atPhoto is dated 1957.Photo measures 8 x 10 inche...
