United Nations debates Khrushchev disarmament plan
United Nations steering committee puts Khrushchev disarmament proposal on the General Assembly agenda while Russia seeks a separate debate. Kuznetsov advocates treating the plan alone, not merged with other disarmament topics. US attacks Peiping, calling China an international outlaw amid efforts to block its seating at the UN.
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Vasily ¥. Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
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China
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Peiping
U.S. Asst
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Tibet
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Philippines
Malaya
Laos
Taiwan
Formosa
Robertson
Eisenhower signs bill to raise U S savings bond interest
President Eisenhower signs a bill allowing higher interest on government savings bonds and approves Treasury plans to raise the rate by one half per cent. He aims to remove the ceiling in January while noting the limited expansion for E and H issues. The move seeks to curb bond turn-ins and keep government financing from inflationary short-term borrowing.
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Eisenhower
Treasury
Congress
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Stevenson backs Red China entry to United Nations
Adlai Stevenson urged admitting Red China to the United Nations and said the United States should stop leading opposition. He told a local TV station that Red China would be forced to answer daily for actions prompting worldwide indignation.
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UPI
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Stevenson
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Lippmann Celebrates 70th Birthday in Washington
Columnist Walter Lippmann marked his 70th birthday in Washington as a new book titled Walter Lippmann and His Times was published by McGraw-Hill. Edited by Marquis Childs and James Reston, the volume includes tributes from more than a dozen colleagues about his international affairs commentary in The Herald Tribune.
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Walter Lippmann
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Times
Marquis Childs
James 8
Reston
Lippman
Gles
Unified Labor Adopts Wide Arbitration Plan
In San Francisco the AFL CIO ratified a plan to submit interunion disputes to outside arbitration, aiming to end raids, boycotts and ethics fights. The move signals labor unity, with a special convention planned for next year to implement the peace.
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Rebel Plot Nipped By Cuban Army
Cuban army says it disrupted a Monday night revolutionary plot aiming at Baracoa Airport in eastern Cuba. Forty men were arrested after three government spies infiltrated the group. Seized were arms and explosives, including former Batista soldiers.
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Khrushchev West Coast Outburst Signals Fear of Failure
In San Francisco observers note Khrushchev appears fatigued and involv ed in a dangerous mood as Camp David talks loom. The dialogue with West grows strained with risk of renewed cold war and misread signals from Moscow. The Los Angeles visit sparks concern over planning and media surveillance of the trip.
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Khrushchev Seeks US Ties Amid Tramway Fee Row
Soviet leader Khrushchev praised Christian ideals and expressed friendship with Americans during a West Coast swing. Martin A. Pullano Jr. stands to earn about 90 000 dollars from a Mount Greylock tramway promotion, but lawmakers say he had no direct contact and details remain murky.
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Lould
San Francisco
Associated Presg
J. Karam
Saul Pett
Springfield
New Flaven
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New York Youths Charged in High School Street Killing
Edward Peres, 16, told reporters he fired accidentally during a street gang confrontation on the steps of Morris High School in the Bronx. Police say seven youths face homicide charges. Guzman died two hours after a single bullet struck him. The Royal Knights and Valiant Crowns gangs are involved. a blue raincoat is noted in the case. A related grand jury indicted seven other Puerto Rican youths for a separate West Side playground stabbing.
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Seven Top Advisers Help Prepare Weekend Talks
President Eisenhower summoned seven top advisers to the White House to aid in preparing weekend talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The conference included high diplomacy, military, intelligence, science, and atomic officials led by Undersecretary C. Douglas Dillon and Defense Secretary Thomas Gates.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
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Arleigh F. Burke
Naval Operations
George B. Kistiakowsky
Gordon Gray
Secuity Faire
Garst to Lecture Khrushchev on Food, Arms Inspections in Iowa
Roswell Garst, a Coon Rapids farmer and businessman, plans to explain to Nikita Khrushchev how the United States feeds a larger population with less labor. Garst aims to show advantages of American agriculture and discuss an arms inspection concept, with Khrushchev visiting his farm and meeting industry leaders in Des Moines and Ames.
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Soviet Union
Iowa
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Hungary
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Khushchev
Ames
Share Layoff Voted At Chance Vought Plant Dallas TX
Skilled aircraft workers at Chance Vought's Dallas plant voted to accept a seven on seven off layoff plan. About 250 workers approved the proposal to share the layoff, with each taking at least a week of unpaid vacation in the next five weeks to reduce the impact on newer employees.
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Khrushchev Tours Grocery Store amid Raucous Crowd
Khrushchev, flanked by police and security, navigated a crowded supermarket amid screams, shouts, and flashbulbs. He greeted shoppers, chatted with clerks, and inspected produce and meat counters as reporters chased the scene.
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