Khrushchev Visit Highlights Washington Tour
President meet Khrushchev in Washington as crowds greet the leaders. The two leaders toured Georgetown and Camp David area routes with a formal White House sequence and a dinner at Cabot Lodge. Khrushchev’s visit included a speech at the National Press Club and a Beltsville farm stop.
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Justie Hagerty
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Tueday
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Dalport
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Paty
Richard M. Nixon
Blaizner
Dexelyn Thompson
U.S. House
Russia
White House
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Cabot Lidge
Wall
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Knishvhiev
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National Press Club
Agriculture Department
Beltsville
Jury May Question pang prone and one tour of the county home
A jury may question a local case involving a pang prone matter and conduct one tour of the county children's home, county farm, and jolt for witnesses.
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Pang
County Farm
Jolt
Red Cross submits rezoning proposal and water safety review
The council approved a rezoning proposal presented by H G Barngrove of St. Louis for the firm. Water safety and training programs were discussed with certificates issued to 114 lifeguards and instructors, including expansions for chapter activities and the Gray Lady service.
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Jones
Muncie
Marlee Tallman
Gray Lady
Pipeland
Creek Township
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Red Cross
Romine
Q. K. Gray
Mary Kelley
Ay Channel
George Pancol
Warren
Stidham
Frank Donaldson
Chase St
Gribben
Explosive blast rocks school area. Orgeron linked to crimeaccidents
Investigators tied the Orgeron case to burglary and theft as a blast near the school injured several and left a trail of detonators and explosive remnants. A note warned of further detonations while frantic parents searched for children and police collected evidence including a 351 rifle and a 32 pistol.
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Orgeron
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Las Gil
Belly
Jean Orgecon
Nole
William Appelt
Obituary notices for Templeman Armstr ong and Schleyer in Anderson
Orville Templeman of Deville died at 9 45 p m at St Johns Hospital after a lengthy illness He was born October 1 in Madison County Kentucky son of John and Belly Templeman moved to Anderson eight years ago a retired car heater and member of the 1000 Odd Fellows of Richmond Kentucky and Central Church in Seymour Survivors include his widow Amanda A a daughter Mrs Lester Cookman and two grandchildren Funeral services are pending with arrangements at Alb rt Funeral Home Friends may call after 7 p m Wednesday Also mentioned are Ada Armstrong and Mrs Cla Cora Schleyer with details of their deaths and funeral plans.
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St. John's Hospital
Madison County
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Lester Cookman
Anderson
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Claude Cookman
Albright Funeral Home
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Weeds Rd
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Forxelle
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Turial
East Maplewood Cemetery
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Poplar St
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Fleming County
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Elizabeth Kirk
Nicholson Fire
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Herbert HL
James
Iuckels and Carmichael
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First Eub
Memorial Park Cemetery
Deaths In Madison And Nearby Counties
Edward Smith 78 a Summitville farmer died after a yearlong illness. Survivors include widow Veda three stepchildren four sisters a brother six grandchildren and nieces. Services at Summitville Christian Church with burial at Vinson Cemetery. Edith Reddick 69 of Lapel died Sunday. Funeral at Fisher Brothers Funeral Home Lapel with burial in Brookside Cemetery.
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Summitville
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Muncie
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Gaston
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Sarah Cunningham
Bradenon
James
Sum Snitville
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Richard Moore
Garth Grey
Fforet
Vinson Cemetery
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Edith Reddick
Fisher Brothers
Leon Latz
Prairie Baptist Church
Brookside Cemetery
Albert Harless
Albert C. Harless
Beach SL
Nuckols and Carmichae
Clarence Travis
Church of God
Brookside
Lapel
West Lafayette extends Daylight Time into fall debate
West Lafayette City Council votes to keep Daylight Time through Oct 5 and surveys residents on winter status. Meeting on local time policy discusses broader daylight saving continuation and community sentiment for year round use.
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Rebels seek peace talks with Laos royal government
Radio Hanoi reported northern Laos based rebel leaders wrote UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold on September 10 offering to negotiate for peace. The letter demanded a return to the Geneva agreements and the freeing of Nea Las Haksat Party leaders, imprisoned in Vientiane, and called for an end to American interference and the expulsion of all Americans from Laos.
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Vientiane
Congress Fumbles To Extend Civil Rights Commission
Congressional leaders press President Eisenhower to continue the Civil Rights Commission, first created in 1957 to probe voting rights issues, as the session ends with renewed partisan clashes over civil rights, public works, and spending.
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