Khrushchev Jokes About Arrest After US Visit
Aleksei Adzhubei Izvestia editor says Khrushchev joked about arrest while returning from a train stop and meeting plain Americans. He notes Khrushchev is constantly traveling and feels blocked from meeting ordinary Americans. Pravda Izvestia cover Khrushchev visit with speeches in Hollywood and Los Angeles. United Auto Workers leader Reuther reports tense talks with Khrushchev as questions provoked anger.
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Austria Requests Tyrol Autonomy at United Nations
At the United Nations General Assembly Austria urged Italy to set up an autonomous province for the German-speaking South Tyrol in northern Italy. Foreign Minister Bruno Kreisky warned he would seek formal UN consideration if self-government is not granted. No Italian comment yet, pending Foreign Minister Pella's upcoming address.
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Countries Meet in Vienna on Atom Plans
Vienna hosts the IAEA general conference with 70 nations attending a two week session at the old Imperial Palace. The talks center on Washington discussions between US AEC head John A. McCone and Soviet rival Vasily Yemelyanov. Delegates note the drive to make the agency a hub for peaceful atomic uses, though progress remains uneven.
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Laborite Gain Seen But in Which Poll
London reports show the Daily Mail poll cutting Conservative lead over Labour by half in a week while the Daily Express places the gap at about seven points. Four papers reveal one polling organization staffed by Gallup interviewers and machines. only Express is independent.
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Rash of Farm Fires Triggers Police Hunt in Germany
Police hunted for arsonists blamed for fires in Schlewig Holstein that destroyed 17 farm houses six villages and tons of hay causing over 500000 dollars in damage in the past ten days. A single transaction involving Canadian uranium for Japan was the only completed deal mentioned.
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Lost Burglar Tools Found In Gateshead On Tyne
Police in Gateshead on Tyne reported a bag of burglar tools turned in by a member of the public. The collection included a complete set of burglary implements and was received by local lost and found custodians on Monday.
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India and Portugal argue cases before The Hague
In The Hague Portugal claims India bars passage to enclaves Dadra and Nagar Aveli. Portugal says these territories remain Portuguese after 1934 incursions. Indian side counters that Portugal seeks to send armed forces to reclaim rebel pockets. India to present its case in October.
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Falling Cornice Kills Man in New York Street
A 75 year old man named George James McAlvanah was killed when a 400 pound cornice section fell on him while he walked along a New York street on Monday, authorities said. The tragedy underscores hazards from building facade debris in urban areas.
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SEATO Could Send Troops to Laos If Asked
SEATO secretary general Pote Sarasin said the alliance might deploy troops to Laos if the country requests aid. Eight member governments must approve any intervention. The SEATO gathering in Bangkok will run three days with top military officials from eight nations, including U S forces commander Admiral Felt. Also, Foreign Minister Giuseppe Pella heads to the UN General Assembly.
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Mrs Khrushchev Goes Shopping In San Francisco
Mrs Khrushchev and her daughters spent hours touring San Francisco with security in tow while Khrushchev dodged reporters. They visited J Magnin Sears Trader Vic's and Anza Grammar School, meeting children and inspecting classrooms as part of a quiet city outing.
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McElroy Plans Pacific Inspection Tour Start in Tokyo
Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy will arrive in Tokyo Thursday to begin an extended inspection tour of U.S. military installations across the Pacific, according to U.S. military authorities in Tokyo. The trip marks the first leg of a broad tour visiting bases in the Far East.
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