Khrushchev Threatens West During Vlore Speech
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev warned in Vlore Albania that any attack on the Soviet bloc would be met with destruction and predicted capitalism’s defeat. He touted Soviet industrial strength and backed a joint Soviet Albanian communique on world policy, urging end to colonialism and a nuclear free Europe.
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Lloyd’s Days Not Numbered Say Officials In Geneva
British delegates at the Big Four talks dismissed a London Times report that Selwyn Lloyd will be moved as foreign secretary before Britain's general election. Officials in London called the claim pure speculation and said there is no chance Lloyd leaves his post before the vote, expected next May or October depending on the outcome.
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Rightwingers Suffer Defeat in Algiers
In Algiers, liberals and far right factions lost in the 32 seat French Senate election from Algeria. About 6,000 conservative voters chose the winners, a result seen as aiding President De Gaulle to shape a representative Algerian body to discuss ending the 4 year nationalist rebellion. It marked the first time Algerian Muslims outnumbered Frenchmen in the chamber.
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Space Monkeys Watched for After Effects of Journey
Able and Baker, two space monkeys, will undergo long term observation at Walter Reed and Pensacola to study potential late effects from their 1500 mile flight. Doctors reported physiological changes were minimal and heart and breathing rates normalized during ascent and in orbit.
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Accused Interferes in Steel Wage Dispute Claim
John L. Lewis accuses President Eisenhower of siding with steel magnates by discussing inflation from a wage and price increase. He says Eisenhower interfered in a labor dispute before talks ended, while Eisenhower urges wage limits tied to productivity as steel negotiations resume in New York toward a new contract replacing the July 1 expiring agreement.
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Storm Leaves High Waters Across Louisiana
Tropical storm Arlene weakened in central Mississippi leaving high waters in parts of Louisiana with minimal wind damage. The Weather Bureau forecast scattered showers for both states as torrential rains closed major roads near New Orleans and Moisant International Airport recorded 10.92 inches in the 24 hours ending Sunday evening.
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Tax Plan: Even Odd Street Numbers Proposed
In St Paul AP the idea suggests taxing those with even house numbers by withholding and those with odd numbers by a sales tax for the first half of the year. For the second half the system would reverse.
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Nylon Thread Lifts Hones Polio Victims Fingers
A Baylor University College of Medicine lab unveiled a nylon thread system aiding paralyzed hands. Four nylon threads through a light plastic hand cast flex finger joints, preserving touch to help feeding sewing writing and shaving. A related electro pneumatics device powers the muscles via a fingertip switch.
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Town Proves Poor Place for a Holdup
Cedar Key police report Huey Long Cannon of Dade City attempted a robberies spree ending in his death. He robbed a drugstore of 100 dollars and a theater at Chiefland, set up drinks with stolen proceeds, and fled at 90 mph before crashing into a lagoon. City Marshal Sam Perryman chased him along the only mainland road. Cannon died in the lagoon.
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Billy Graham Ends Australian Campaign After Strong Three Months
Billy Graham leaves Australia and New Zealand after a three month revival tour that drew about 3,217,500 total attendees and 140,000 Decisions for Christ. About 5,000 gathered in heavy rain at Brisbane airport to bid him farewell before he flies to Zurich and then Britain with his wife.
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Magazine Chairman Dies in New York
James Wright Brown age 85, chairman of the board of Editor and Publisher magazine, died Saturday in New York from cancer.
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Body Recovered in Conchas Lake Still Missing Others
Rescue teams work Conchas Lake after marks on Conchas Dam led to the recovery of W. O. Wright 39 of Friona Texas from 40 foot water. Tommy Poehler 9 of Santa Fe was found in a life jacket. Victims include Victor Poehler and Jimmy Poehler and J E Snyder missing after a capsized boat accident.
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Ex University Regent Sheldon Wood Dies in Minneapolis
Sheldon V. Wood, businessman and former University of Minnesota regent, died in a Minneapolis hospital after arteriosclerosis. A regent from 1939 to 1953, he founded Minneapolis Electric Steel Castings Co. and served as its president and later chairman. Survivors include Mrs. Wood, a son, and a daughter. Funeral services set for Tuesday.
Five Day Forecast for Midwest States
Minnesota shows near normal highs of 72 to 76 and lows of 48 to 55 with light showers totaling .10 to .15 inch mid period. Iowa expects highs near 77 to 80 and lows 54 to 57 with little change. Wisconsin reports highs 73 to 75 and lows 48 to 54, trending warmer Tuesday or Wednesday then cooler Thursday or Friday, with showers northern areas Wednesday and Saturday.
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Democracy Winning Children as Soldiers in Macao War
In Macao the Catholic Santa Teresa kindergarten and primary school faces Red China backed rival schools. Principal Ignatius Wong uses anti communist loudspeakers to counter infiltrators as students sing political songs across the fence. Santa Teresa enrollment rises to 1053 while Communist schools hold about 400.
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Wildcatter Charles Wrightsman Dies at 99 in Fort Worth
Charles J. Wrightsman, age 99, a veteran wildcatter from the oil boom era, died Saturday in Fort Worth, Texas. He was among the last early day oil prospectors and is remembered for his long career in the industry.
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Rainier Plays the Drums on His Birthday
Prince Rainier III celebrated his 36th birthday by drumming into Sunday night in Monaco. Princess Grace watched, with Aristotle Onassis on guitar. The private session occurred in a cabaret beneath the casino, closed to all but Rainier's party of 40.
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