Summit Talks Politicking Macmillan Claims Part of Credit
London reports the Conservative Party attacked Labor at the summit meeting debate. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan signaled voters it would be a personal crisis to send anyone but himself to meet with President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev at the summit, as the Oct. 8 general elections approach.
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UPI
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Macmillan
Britain
Police Seek Girl Head of London Youth Gang
London police sought a six year old blonde girl believed to lead a group of Jewish youths terrorizing dances and a synagogue event in northwest London. The group described as well dressed, with pointed shoes and initials embroidered on pockets, reportedly sent anti Khrushchev messages via jet talks at Camp David.
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UPI
Khrushchev
Fisenhower
Camp David
New 3 Layer Tablet Dristan Decongestant Unveiled
Chicago observers hail a breakthrough for hay fever with a three layer tablet named Dristan Decongestant Tablets. It decongests the nose sinuses from all sides, restores free breathing in minutes, stops sneezing and itching eyes, and is available without prescription. The maker promises satisfaction or money back.
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Chicago
Lil
US and Soviet Agree on Atom Peace Role at IAEA
In Vienna US AEC head John A. McCone said talks with V. S. Emelyanov yielded a mutual understanding to expand IAEA efforts for peaceful nuclear energy. He noted increased exchanges of scientists, with Emelyanov visiting Brookhaven and more researchers to be invited to each country under IAEA sponsorship.
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United States
Soviet Union
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UAEA
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
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Washington
V. S. Emelyanov
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IAEA
Emelyanov
Brook+ haven
L.I
Communist China Applauds Khrushchev Tour Ties
TOKYO AP Communist China praised Khrushchev's American tour and predicted an easing of world tension. Khrushchev was to fly to Peiping for the 10th anniversary celebration. his message to Red China was read by Mikhal Suslov. Other speakers included Latin American Communists critiquing the United States.
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China
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Peiping
Mikhail Suslov
Mountain of Coal Goes Begging in Home
BELMONT Mass A Belmont couple faces 30 tons of coal worth 600 after their furnace failed and they switched to gas They offer it for free and at times half price but welfare groups decline The Johnsons bought the coal for an ancient heating plant in their 15 room 1840 home and now cannot move it They urge someone to take it and solve the costly problem
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Belmont, Mass
API
Belmont
David R. Johnson
Johnson
Mrs Johnson
Sukarno Expands Power Decree Increases Regional Control
President Sukarno extends his guided democracy by authorizing appointment of provincial to village leaders, shifting from elections. Regional heads become civil servants with sole regional powers, while regional legislatures may suggest candidates but cannot bind appointments. A new Daily Government Organ will advise the head, replicating early republic structure.
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Indonesia
UPI
Sukarno
PNI
PRI
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FCC Rejects Influence In TV Grant For Channel Five
Washington special FCC examiner rejects charges of improper influence in the award of Boston Channel 5 to the Herald-Traveler Corp. Horace Stern upholds the award against Justice Department and FCC counsels. The Herald, owner of a Boston radio station, won over Greater Boston Television, Massachusetts Bay Telecasters, and Allen B. Du Mont Laboratories. The department and other applicants likely will appeal to the FCC full commission and courts.
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Tor
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Cuba curbs on U S metal plants prompt national scrutiny
Havana reports say Fidel Castro will probe concessions at two major American owned mines, Moa Bay Mining Co. and the Nicaro nickel plant, fueling speculation of profit shifts or potential government takeover. Both sites are located in eastern Cuba and involve Freeport Sulphur and the U S government.
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Third Belt Of Radiation Space Hurdle
A third radiation belt around Earth, closer than the two Van Allen belts, has been detected by the paddie wheel satellite. It begins about 1,000 miles above Earth and is 310 miles thick, offering a brief passage for space vehicles but posing contamination risks.
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Washington
Earth
America
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University of Chicago
James van Allen
University of Iowa
Thin Man Sought After Tight Robbery
Police search for a thin man who slipped through eight inch bars at Seaford post office and escaped with 42 dollars and a quantity of cigarettes on Monday.
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Seaford
England
Stevenson Notes Change In Mr. K on Inspection
Adlai Stevenson said Khrushchev appears to back international control and inspection of disarmament by a global body. He described Khrushchev’s U N stance as shifting toward phased oversight with powers to inspect each step, contradicting expectations of total preconditions.
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Mr. K
New York
UPI
Adlai E.stevenson
Nikita Khrushchev
New York Times
Khrushchev
United States
Iowa
United Nations
Illinois
U.N
Brazil floods kill 106 and leave 23 missing
Flash floods and landslides in southern Brazil have killed at least 106 people with 23 missing, feared dead, as authorities work to locate victims in Porto Alegre and surrounding areas.
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Brazil
Porto Alegre
UPI
Lin Yutang Converts Back to Christianity
The Chinese philosopher Lin Yutang, once labeled for pagan leanings, has returned to Christianity. A Digest excerpt discusses his decision as a response to finding a personal relationship with God offered by the faith.
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Lin Yutang
Tam
Premier Likes Ike but Not Nixon
Khrushchev named Richard Nixon as a leader he believes should not end the cold war. He praised Eisenhower while calling Nixon’s New York speech not healing in nature. Nixon told the American Dental Association that Americans should speak up on major issues when engaging Khrushchev.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Moscow
Nixon
U.S
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
New York
Polaris Fails In New Test At Canaveral
A Polaris test rocket spiraled out of control and tumbled into the Atlantic after its first-stage booster dropped off. The solid-propellant missile, a prototype for submarines, lifted from the pad at 1:06 p.m. and arced above clouds before vanishing behind them and diving to splash down near the booster offshore Cape Canaveral.
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Fla
UPI
Atlantic Ocean
America
Cape
Rickover Pleased With A Sub Tests
GROTON Conn UPI The giant double reactor atomic submarine Triton returned to her berth at Electric Boat Shipyards after completing its first sea trials Vice Adm Hyman G Rickover who led the tests said he was well pleased He was aboard with the Navy Atomic Energy Commission group Triton launched Aug 19 1958 is the world s largest submarine at 5900 tons and 447 feet long designed as a radar picket vessel
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