Summit Diplomacy and Travel Anticipated by Ike
President Eisenhower says his successor will pursue summit diplomacy and goodwill travel as inevitable despite hazards. He spoke after a Hawaiian golf outing, noting tours abroad to Korea Formosa the Philippines and Okinawa boosted U S interests. He expects future presidents to confront Khrushchev top level talks and international diplomacy challenges. He did not rule out another foreign trip within his remaining six months and had considered Nigeria independence ceremonies.
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Eisenhower
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Waikiki Beach
Korea
Formosa
Philippines
Okinawa
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Africa
Nigeria
Sahara
Halt Army in Miami Ready to Invade Cuba
Federal agents broke up a small anti-Castro group believed ready to invade Cuba. About 60 Cuban youths recruited in Miami were moved to a Key Largo motel Monday night to await transport, with former Batista henchmen said to lead recruitment. FBI declined to comment and had made no arrests.
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Miami
Cuba
Fla
Key Largo
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Castro
FBI
Two Men Nabbed After Highway Pursuit Near Dawson
Montevideo police chased a car with Illinois plates from Sacred Hearts area to Dawson on Highway 212. Six shots were fired, the car overturned at a roadblock, two men jailed with a shotgun and a 30-30 rifle inside. they refused to give names and had $50 to $60 and coin machine keys.
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Montevideo
Minn
Dawson
Illinois
Sacred Heart
S and
Renville
Olivia
Danube
Bird Island
Lightning Strikes Trees Amid Storm and Fugitives List
An early morning thunderstorm caused isolated power outages with transformers knocked out. FBI adds 41 year old Richard Peter Wagner to its Ten Most Wanted list after escaping a Minnesota federal prison on December 17, 1959. A bolt struck a tree outside Mrs. John Perry’s home and a neighbor reported a ball of fire in her bedroom as power cuts affected utilities briefly.
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Richard Peter Wagner
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wagner
Sandstone
Minn
John Perry
8Th Ave
Frank Rahfeldt
Hector Girl Dies Following Accident
Pamela Augeson seven of Hector Minnesota died after injuries from a traffic crash on June 13. She passed away Wednesday at the University of Minnesota Hospital.
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Hector
Minneapolis
Pamela Augeson
Minn
University of Minnesota
U.N. Seen Favoring Argentina Over Eichmann Case
The U N Security Council appears poised to back an Argentine resolution censuring Israel for secretly removing Adolf Eichmann from Argentina. The measure charges Israel with violating sovereignty and seeks reparations, while Israel defends the action as a lawful capture and transfer for trial.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Adolph Eichmann
Argentina
David Ben-Gurion
Buenos Aires
Eichmann
Settle Wage Dispute With Rail Workers
Chicago reports a 14 month wage dispute between US railroads and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen ends with a 4 percent pay raise over 16 months. Members receive 10 208 cents an hour increase split between July 1 1960 and March 1 1961. Current wages range from 2.25 to 2.84 an hour.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Resigning Not Set After Japan US Treaty Exchange
The United States and Japan formalized the mutual security treaty in a secret ceremony. Premier Nobusuke Kishi offered to resign once his Liberal Democratic party selects a successor, while police blocked leftist protests. The pact keeps US bases in Japan for a decade and ties defense to Tokyo.
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United States
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Liberal Democratic Party
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Fujiyama
Soviet Union
China
Eisenhower
Houston Council Moves to Make City World’s Largest by Area
The Houston City Council voted to annex about 1,100 square miles to reach 1,560 square miles, aiming to be the largest city by area. Mayor Cutter called the plan preposterous while Los Angeles remains the nation’s largest by area at 455 square miles.
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Houston
Houston, Tex
Lewis Cutter
Harris County
Cutter
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Paris cleans city monuments to restore historic charm
Paris officials vow a five year program to scrub dirt from historic monuments and public buildings despite protests from traditionalists who say grime is part of the city’s character. The effort aims to revive the city’s appearance and preserve heritage.
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Paris
Russian student held in espionage case at The Hague
Police in the Hague have arrested a Russian student enrolled at the Hague Institute for Social Studies on suspicion of espionage. Authorities did not disclose the suspect's name or specific charges.
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Hague
Netherlands
F For Social Studies
Polaris Missile Tests Mark Busy Day at Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral a Polaris submarine missile was launched from an underground tube offshore and another from a ship, both hitting targets over 1,000 miles away. Earlier Thor-Able Star sent two satellites while Atlas carried a nose cone 5,000 miles. Officials said all four tests succeeded and data on air ejection effects on guidance were gathered.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
British Labor Urges Denial of Nuclear Rocket Bases
London AP report says Britain's Labor party executive committee calls for denying U S nuclear rocket bases in Britain while bomber bases remain excluded. It also urges no new British nuclear weapons, U S pledge not to use hydrogen bombs without NATO approval, and Western patrol planes not to carry H bombs.
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London
British Labor Party
Britain
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Royal Air Force
Soviet Union
Sheetmetal Workers Strike Delays Rochester Projects
About 100 workers from Local 218 of the Sheet Metal Workers union picketed sites in Rochester including the airport, two public school projects, a church addition and a motel plus nine shops. They seek a 30 cent raise over two years while management offers 25 cents.
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Rochester, Minn
Rochester
Sheetmetal Workers Union
Weather Outlook With Showers Friday Across Zones 2 and 4
Partly cloudy with light showers tonight and Friday. Lows 48 to 55, highs near 70. Saturday outlook calls for more widespread showers, mainly in zones 2 and 4.
Storm Rips Fairmont Area Smashing Glass and Crops
A thunderstorm carved a 35 mile swath through southern Minnesota smashing greenhouse glass in Fairmont and Sherburn. About 2000 panes shattered at Harlan Hanzen's greenhouse with $8000 in damage. Stokely-Van Camp near the area reported major pea field losses.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Fairmont
Sherburn
Harlan Hanzen
Stokely-Van Camp Co
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