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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1960

Page

17

Ike Speech Is Jammed By Russians

President Eisenhower's address was effectively jammed by Soviet authorities in Russia. White House Press Secretary James Hagerty said Russian monitors allowed a brief English version but blocked the full speech in Russian. Tass claimed the president failed to make his case, while Radio Free Europe reported six language broadcasts reaching Eastern Europe despite jamming.

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Crowds Cheer Van Cliburn in Moscow Arrival

A crowd of about 200 teenagers and many women greeted American pianist Van Cliburn at Moscow airport with cheers and flowers on his first return visit since 1956. Cliburn, 25, spoke to fans, recalled lessons learned in Russia, and was escorted to a summer lodge with impresario Sol Hurok before his Moscow concert on June 3.

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Indiana drivers warned of Memorial Day weekend deaths

The Indiana Office of Traffic Safety projects 17 deaths over a 76 hour 6 am Friday to midnight Monday period. Last year 14 lives were lost during the 5 hour holiday. Two children died Wednesday in traffic incidents, Martin McCarthy 3 near Gary and John Baker 13 on a scooter near Odon. Church ratios noted low Catholic Protestant memberships.

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