Anxious Khrushchev Tours Hyde Park Estate
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev sped through a quick Hyde Park estate tour en route to New York for a United Nations speech. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said he showed little pleasure and carried a surprise disarmament proposal, while a aide whispered of tight seven minute windows.
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Roosevelt Memorial Library
New York City
Khrushchev Visits Prompt Mixed Reaction In U S
National and city leaders hosted Nikita Khrushchev with security tight and public curiosity high. Mrs Khrushchev learned English during a New York visit while San Francisco prepared strict crowd control for the Russian premier’s upcoming appearances.
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George Christopher
Nikita Khrushchev
Thomas Cahill
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Britain Drops Disarmament Conditions
Britain's disarmament plan presented to the United Nations during the General Assembly proposes a three stage framework toward comprehensive disarmament under international control. It drops stricter preconditions from earlier plans, aiming to restart talks in Geneva next year with phased steps and verification.
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United Nations
N.Y
Britain
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Assembly
Geneva
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France
United States
Soviet Union
Weather Reading and Conditions Reported at City Stations
Reading at 8 30 a m shows 31 high 62 low 29 in past 24 hours partly cloudy conditions across THE HERALD weather site atop the Fire Station and the THE HERALD Office Building.
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Herald Office
Man Says He Was Justified in Stealing From Boss
Alton Joe Bryant faced a judge in Sacramento after being charged with stealing four to six thousand dollars from his employer’s bank account. He claimed he was justified, arguing his salary was not paid in full. The court nonetheless ordered his imprisonment.
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GM to Hold Price Line on Sixty Cars for 1960
General Motors says no price increases for 1960 regular passenger car models Chevrolet Buick Oldsmobile Cadillac and Pontiac, keeping the 1959 list prices. Ford and Chrysler have not yet announced their 1960 prices. Ward's Reports notes this as an inflation shield strategy.
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Ward
Wilson in Last Ditch Pact Effort
In Chicago AP reports last minute talks arranged for Saturday night between Wilson and Co. and the United Packinghouse Workers of America as the only block to a meat industry strike. About 5 700 UPWA workers threatened to strike at 12 01 a m Sunday. Swift & Co. faces a walkout by 17 700 workers across 34 plants and awaits union talks with UPWA and Amalgamated Meat Cutters.
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Swift & Co
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Swift
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French Settlers Seek Army Backing Against De Gaulle Plan
Right wing French settlers in Algiers appealed for army support to block General Charles de Gaulle's plan to put Algeria's future to a vote. The push failed to match the energy of last year's May 13 revolt that toppled the Fourth Republic and led to de Gaulle's return. De Gaulle as president has offered Algeria three
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Britain
FDA Warns Permanent Wave May Irritate Eyes
The FDA issued a nationwide warning about a Richard Hudnut Co permanent wave product called Fashion Quick Salon Tested Permanent. The neutralizer may cause severe eye irritation lasting days if contact occurs, prompting district chiefs to publicize the advisory amid other news events.
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Spam Queen crowning closes Spam Days festivities
The Spam Queen will be crowned during a street dance at the First National Bank lot with Fay Sherman and Geo. A. Hormel & Co. executive crowning the winner. Jack McGrew will preside as master of ceremonies while the Dixielanders perform. Voting ends at 8 p.m. with candidates from area high schools. The winner earns a trip to St Paul and a stage appearance. runners up receive prizes. Spam Days honors Geo A Hormel & Co.
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Carpenter
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Lyle
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Rose Creek
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Elkton
Susie Nelson
Grand Meadow
Barbara Scott
LeRoy
Catherine Wallace
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Britain Labor vows no nuclear tests despite truce breach
London AP reports Britain's Labour Party pledges that a Labor government will not resume nuclear weapons tests even if other nations end the current testing truce.
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Labor Party
Vanguard Soars in Orbit Boosts U S Space Prestige
Vanguard III lifted by the last Vanguard rocket, a 100 pound satellite, marking a return to success after two spaceflight failures. It carries a 50 pound payload and 50 pound third stage, to study Earth's magnetic field, solar X rays, micrometeorites and internal and external temperatures.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
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Successful Satellite Is 12th In 20 Months
Vanguard TI becomes the 12th U S satellite in 20 months joining Vanguards I and II three Army Explorers Discoverers Atlas paddlewheel and Ex plover VI Previous satellites still aloft include Vanguards two Army explorers Discoverers and paddlewheel Russia has orbited three Sputniks with Sputnik 1 still aloft Mechia Pioneer TV and other artificial planets orbit the sun Sunday the Soviet space feat was launching a moon mission test with a rocket
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Fla
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Air Force
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Russia
Road jobs total 23 million set for contracts
NEW ULM Minnesota AP more than 23 million dollars in highway projects will be ready to put under contract in the last three months this year. Of the total 17 660 000 goes to trunk highway work and 6 million to the federal interstate system. Bids on seven million worth of projects open Sept 25. Gov Freeman in a banquet talk says the Minnesota Taxpayers Assn hinders new industry as Otto F Oswald notes local gains with three new factories. Over 150 registered for the conference.
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Barrow Show to Close With Selection of Champion
The National Barrow Show will crown its grand champion this afternoon as 30 barrows advance from nine purebred and crossbred classes after more than 3 600 hogs entered the week. Judges will pick breed or division champions and carcass and truck-lot winners will be showcased, signaling the end of a week-long judging event in America's swine industry.
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