Lend Leased Debt To Be Reopened At Camp David
The question of repayment of the Soviet Union lend-lease debt from World War I will be reopened after Eisenhower Khrushchev meetings. Andrew Berding says talks could begin at a date and place to be settled diplomatically. The debt stood at 2.6 billion, was scaled to 800 million, and a settlement could boost U S Soviet trade.
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Camp David
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Douglas Dillon
Henry Cabot ‘Lodge
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromykn
Mikhail A. Menshikov
A A. Soladov
Foreign Ministry
Khrushchev Declines Church Visit Citing Shock to People
Gettysburg reporter notes Khrushchev skipped Eisenhower’s church invitation saying it would be a shock to his people. The avowed atheist explained to Rev. Robe rt A. MacAskill after a Camp David service where Eisenhower prayed for Cold War talks. Kremlin stance on religion remains cautious though Khrushchev sometimes cites God in public remarks.
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Ike and Khrushchev Speed to Washington in 80 MPH Ride
President Eisenhower gave Premier Khrushchev a dramatic 60 mile to Blair House journey at speeds up to 85 mph. Maryland and DC troopers cleared intersections while a 16 car motorcade roared along US 240. The route included a near-60 mile sprint from Camp David to Blair House with one brief halt.
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United Press International
Impressed Premier Seeks Own Helicopter
Washington dispatch reports Nikita Khrushchev said he was impressed by Eisenhower’s helicopters and would like to buy one for his own use. He did not specify a seller or a source for the purchase.
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Nikita
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Rockefeller mum on 1960 bid after Vermont New Hampshire weekend
Gov Nelson Rockefeller kept silent on a possible presidential run after his New Hampshire Vermont trip. He met GOP leaders in Concord Hanover Woodstock and spoke with Dartmouth classmates while implying his legislative program must come first. Vice President Nixon plans a Hopkinton dam dedication weekend visit.
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Change of Address Notices For Berkshire Eagle Readers
Subscribers by mail must file a change of address with the local Post Office and The Berkshire Eagle to avoid service interruption. The notice urges prompt submission of both old and new addresses and confirms they will update records accordingly.
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Funston Denies Khrushchev Caused Stocks' Drop
G. Keith Funston president of the New York Stock Exchange rejected the idea that Khrushchev's disarmament speech influenced Wall Street's decline. He said there are many other factors and predicted disarmament would eventually strengthen the market. He also commented on Western civilization, American prosperity, and continued U.S. investment in Australia, urging capital flow and freer interchange to attract more private American funds.
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Wealthy Woman Dies of Malnutrition
Katheryn McHush an 86 year old seamstress died last April from malnutrition. A weekend inventory of her estate valued the estate at 138106 dollars revealing a life spent in poverty despite her wealth status.
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Katheryn McHush
Tstress
Cyclist Killed Crashing While Evading Police
A motorcyclist fleeing police crashed through a steel fence into a brick building and died early Sunday in Marion Massachusetts. Alban Chesneau, 22, of Fairhaven, was reportedly racing at 190 miles per hour to escape pursuit.
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Mass
Alban Chesnéau
Fairhaven
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