Khrushchev Signals Start For Nuclear Test Policing Talks
Khrushchev announced Russia would hold technical talks to police suspension of nuclear tests. The White House welcomed the agreement and urged broadening talks to cover other disarmament issues. Khrushchev said on Radio Moscow that both sides would appoint experts to study means of detecting violations and that work should be completed in the earliest agreed term.
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Russia
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Radio Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
One Dies as Bus Crash Kills Man Nearby in Tennessee
A Fayetteville Tennessee crash between a school bus carrying Alabama junior high pupils and a northbound pickup killed Ralph Reed editor of the Arab Tribune and injured 43 including 38 students. Driver Marvin Burns was hospitalized in serious condition amid blood tests and accident investigation.
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Here
Ralph Reed
Ala
Tribune
Martha Jean Reed
Union Grove
Nashville
Marvin Hollis Burns
Florence
Fayetteville
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Wayland Cooley
Union Grove Junior High School
Hazel Cooley
Sidney
William Gregg
Junior Terrell
Demonstrations in Bogota Rally Against Nixon
Vice President Richard Nixon faced anti U S demonstrations in Bogota Colombia as police mounted charges broke up two protests. About 200 students clashed outside the hotel and another 1000 gathered for a wreath ceremony at Simon Bolivar statue amid chants of Nixon out with Nixon and long live the revolution. The protests involved youths and a 49 year old leader among those detained. There were no casualties.
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Colombia
Richard Nixon
U.S
Nixon
Simon Bolivar
Auto Makers Urged To Skip New Models This Year
Sen. Wat kins proposed halting new model designs and passing savings to buyers. Sen. O Mahoney backed price cuts to clear about 800 000 unsold 1958 models. Experts warn changeover costs could exceed 1 billion dollars for six million autos, averaging 250 per car. Others urged tax cuts to spur demand.
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Washington
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Watkins
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Dwye
Detroit
Senate House Economic Committee
Convict Could Get New Trial After Reporter Probe
Denver man Bethel F Brooke 36, sentenced to life for murder in the July 13 1957 death of Edith Norma Marck 25, is eyed for a new trial after an anonymous letter and investigative reporting by John Snyder and the Denver Post. Polygraph tests reportedly supported Brooke's claim that Marck killed herself.
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Bethel F. Brooke
Brooke
Edith Norma Marck
John Snyder
Snyder
The
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Marck
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Reported For Day
Western League results show Amarillo tied 1 1 with opponent, Puchio 0 3, Des Moines 6 Topeka 5, Sioux City 2 4, Lincoln 1 3 Colorado Springs 15, Albuquerque 5. National League games include St Louis 8 6 Chicago T 5, Pittsburgh 10 1 Philadelphia 4 0 Milwaukee 7, Cincinnati 6, Los Angeles at San Francisco postponed by rain. American League outputs feature New York 4 0 Washington 3 4 Baltimore 3 4 Boston 2 0 Cleveland 4 2 Chicago 2 5 Detroit 10, Kansas City 3.
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St. Louis
Chicago
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
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New York
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Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Dulles Urges New Aid and Trade Programs
Secretary of State Dulles urged U S aid and trade programs to counter Soviet moves as he spoke at the Minnesota centennial. He warned that the Soviet Union offers aid to gain influence and called for freedom, independence, and interdependence among free nations to survive amid rising despotism.
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Dulles
U. S
Mishandling Tax Stamps Leads to Early Retirement
A reader cites an IRS retirement after mishandling millions in used tax stamps and jokes that pension beats a rock hammer. The letter from D. E. Scott in Wellington comments on Bureau treatment and contrasts pension with punishment.
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the Revenue Bureau
Weather summary for Amarillo and nearby cities in 1958
Report covers limited readouts from 1958 including Amarillo at 112 days of sun out of 131. Mentions readings for Wind Visibility Sky conditions at 3 p.m. Sunday with data fragments for Houston Oklahoma City and Amarillo, showing hazy to fair conditions.
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Amari
Amarillo Area Weather Forecast From U S Weather Bureau
Amarlio and vicinity expect Monday partly cloudy and warm with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Tuesday remains partly cloudy with little change in temperatures. scattered thundershowers noted in Panhandle and South Plains. No significant temperature changes expected.
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Ant South Plains
Storms bring hail and high winds to Texas Panhandle
A lightning driven squall line rolled across the Panhandle and South Plains Sunday evening, dumping brief heavy rain and hail. Plainview saw up to 1.21 inches of rain and gusts to 75 mph toppled a drive-in screen, while Hale County Airport recorded 1.02 inches. Rain started near 7:45 p.m. and largely ended within an hour.
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South Plains
Plainview
Hale County
Khrushchev Warns Yugoslav Leaders on Alignment with Moscow
Khrushchev warned Yugoslav Communist leaders to align openly with the Kremlin bloc or risk losing Soviet solidarity. Soviet ambassador Zamchevsky delivered the letter to Tito aides in Belgrade, while Voroshilov’s Yugoslav visit was postponed, signaling a deepening rift between Belgrade and Moscow.
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Moscow
Ivan Zamchevsky
Soviet Union
Klementi Voroshilov
Zamchevsky
Khrushchev
Aleksander Rankovic
Tito
Kremlin
Ljubljana
Red China
Czechoslovakia
Pravda
Voroshilov
Yugoslav Communist Party
Curious Czech Tourists Poke Through Austria on Way to Russia
In 1958 a Western traveler details two routes from Paris to the Soviet border, opting for the Vienna Brno Krakow Warsaw path via Demel’s pastry shop. After Vienna’s farewell flare with the Imperial Hotel crew, the journey proceeds through Austrian Czech border crossings into Mikulov amid watchtowers and customs checks as the car heads toward Moscow.
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