Premier of Poland Denounces Adenauer in Rain at Warsaw
Polish Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz denounced West German Chancellor Adenauer as shedding crocodile tears in a rain soaked Victory Square anniversary of the German attack on Poland. He warned Poland remains safely allied with the German Democratic Republic and the Soviet Union. The speech critiqued Adenauer’s cold war stance as a bid to weaken Poland and sow discord with the Soviet bloc. The day marked the 20th anniversary of the invasion with barbed wire and death warrants on display in the square. Trybuna Ludu cited ideological unity with the Soviet Union as Poland’s foreign policy foundation.
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Encephalitis and Flood Deaths Reported in Korea
Seoul reports 102 killed by encephalitis in South Korea this summer with 412 stricken by the disease. Floods from Typhoon Joan claimed 17 lives, injured 20, and left 700 homeless in central Korea according to official reports.
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Japan and Romania Renew Diplomatic Ties
Tokyo reports that Japan and Romania have re established diplomatic relations after a period of tension. The foreign office announced on Tuesday that both nations renewed formal ties and resumed normal diplomatic contact and cooperation.
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U S Restudies Wool Quotas Policy Change Discussed
London report notes the United States is re-examining its entire wool import quotas policy. White House press secretary said the full position on wool would be announced after final review. The inquiry followed Prime Minister Harold Macmillan’s statement to President Eisenhower on textiles.
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Eisenhower Hosts Warm Dinner With British Allies
President Eisenhower greeted 25 British guests including Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery and Sir Winston Churchill at a stag dinner marking the 20th anniversary of Germany’s invasion of Poland. The gathering, noted for its cordial mood, featured Churchill beside Eisenhower and Macmillan nearby as photographers crowded for a group portrait.
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Navy tests Nike-Asp rocket to study solar explosions
The Navy blasted a two-state Nike-Asp rocket 130 miles into space near Point Arguello California to observe sun flare activity causing radio interference. The T1-foot missile carried a transmitter to relay solar data back to Earth.
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In a Hole From Start LARAMIE AP
Seven year old Ted Jensen stood frozen at his desk on the first day of school in Laramie Wyoming. Police and fire rescue workers freed his trapped life finger from a hole in the desk after 15 minutes.
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Entourage Of Khrushchev To Total 100
A Soviet entourage of about 100 people will accompany Nikita Khrushchev to the United States. Included are Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyka and wife, Nina, plus Khrushchev’s daughters Julia and Rada and son Sergei. The party arrives September 3 with 20 senior officials and 39 press correspondents.
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Five lawmakers urge national mourning visit of Khrushchev
Three senators and two House members propose a period of national mourning during Soviet Premier Khrushchev's U S visit. They call for religious services in each city Khrushchev visits to mourn the victims of Communist terror and to express sorrow.
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Army Abandons Gyroscope Rotation for 4-Man Carrier Teams
The Army ends the European unit rotation Gyroscope and applies a carrier company replacement system for Europe. Four-man teams will train together then be dispersed into Army units in Europe, while battle groups and battalions head to Korea. The shift concentrates draftees in understrength Cavalry and 7th Infantry divisions.
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U.S. weighs Dalai Lama plea for UN help
The United States said it would give immediate and sympathetic consideration to the Dalai Lama's appeal for United Nations aid for Tibet. State Department spokesman Lincoln White noted officials had not yet seen the full text of the appeal issued in New Delhi. The Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual and temporal ruler, lives in exile in India after China's crackdown, and he was to meet Indian Prime Minister Nehru as the UN Assembly session opened on September 15.
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