Frigid Cold War shifts campaign plans after Paris summit
Prospects rise that Democratic and Republican presidential nominees will campaign this fall in a war grown even colder. With the Paris summit likely to collapse, both parties may revise strategies as Khrushchev’s tactics threaten to redefine the election focus from peace to defense. Democrats argue the Moscow invitation snub hurts Republicans, while Eisenhower’s absence fuels arguments over administration leadership and Soviet airspace violations. Kennedy criticizes the handling of spy matters and Khrushchev’s stance, while some question why Eisenhower waited to disclose the no visit outcome.
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Berlin Residents Caught Between Opposite Sides
Berlin dominance and daily life split by a city divided. East Berlin residents face higher prices and restricted communications while West Berliners must carry papers and exchange marks. The frontier wears a calm facade but patrols and arrests mark crossings, revealing a tense geopolitical fault line in a city of 3.4 million people.
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Piece Of Junk Vins Art Award Piece Of Junk Vins Art Award
Visalia California AP reports a fan cut sheet metal marked peterfid cat 350 won a merit at Tulare County Art League sidewalk exhibit. Murrell Twibell, court house official, recognized it as a piece from an old locker door used by janitors for repairs. Judges quipped the janitors were better artists than spellers. The label intended petrified meaning 45.
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Teacher Quits to Win in Contests for High Payouts
NEW YORK AP William Sunners a 56 year old Edison Vocational High School teacher quits after earning 10 009 from contests vs 8 600 teaching last year He has won diamonds cars TVs washing machines and more by entering radio contests He markets contest jingles epigrams and testimonials and even ghostwrites for agents He plans to pursue commercial work full time while leaving teaching after 31 years in the classroom.
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Pentagon orders global readiness drill tied to summit tensions
Secretary Gates in Paris ordered a worldwide communications readiness exercise for U.S. forces. The secret move followed Khrushchev’s bitter summit outburst and left decisions to local commanders while Joint Chiefs of Staff evaluated options.
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Cancer Fear Is Told By Woman
In Tampa Florida an 18 year old mother admitted embezzling nearly 5000 dollars citing fear of cancer to fund a nest egg for medical expenses. She said a supposed torturer threatened her four children, but later confessed the tale was a hoax. A physician found no cancer evidence. Auditors flagged missing funds after she left Springs National Bank.
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