Talks With Khrushchev Shocking to Harriman
W Averell Harriman calls his talks with Nikita Khrushchev terrifying and shocking in Life magazine. He quotes blunt warnings on Berlin and a warning that Soviet rockets to Red China could intervene if Formosa is threatened. The article notes Khrushchev’s assertion that Communist strength could destroy the U S 7th Fleet and his view that Geneva talks will keep Gromyko firm. Harriman urges a summit with Khrushchev as the sole path shaping Soviet policy while the State Department disputes Alarm flags.
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W. Averell Harriman
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Life Magazine
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Berlin
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Democrats Debate Strategy After Eisenhower Housing Veto
Sen Paul H Douglas and Sen Joseph S Clark urge a veto override after Eisenhower rejects a 1.375 billion housing bill via two year cuts. House and Senate leaders weigh next steps as Republicans oppose. Votes to override unlikely. action could come this Congress.
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Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Eisenhower
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House
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Thomas H. Kurchel
Rcalif
Albert Rains
D-Ala
Housing
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Space Capsule Glow Sways Newsmen At Langley
Newsmen watched a miniature space capsule glow white hot under thousands of degrees of heat at Langley Research Center Virginia. The NASA demonstration outlined the key problems of reentry and safety as seven Mercury astronauts prepare for first flights in 1961. Tests include Little Joe rockets from Wallops Island and Redstone capsule reentry paralleled by chimpanzee flight trials before manned missions.
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Atlantic
Police Hunt For Suspected Killer In Child Slaying
LAS VEGAS, Nov 2 A vast manhunt across two states sought Robert K. Ervin after police linked bloody fingerprints to the raped and knife slashed body of 6 year old Dolores Stafford. Her nude body was found in Ervin's Las Vegas attic. He, a 26 year old fry cook, disappeared as investigators said she died Monday night. In Kingman Arizona police and sheriff’s deputies guarded the home of his estranged wife Kathy Ervin 18 who said he attacked her last Thursday.
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Robert K. Ervin
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Kingman
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Today's Chuckle Misplaced confidence in self noted
A brief humorous line notes a person as a victim of misplaced self confidence. Gossip travels quickly, especially when the grapevines carry a sour note. (Copt. Gen. Fea. Corp.)
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Fea. Corp
Relatives Defend Hoctor After Wife’s Murder Charge
Relatives of Donald Robert Hoctor, 54, of Norwalk Connecticut, deny he could shoot his wife Pauline Lavallee Hoctor. Hoctor is held without bail for murder after Pauline was found with a bullet wound in their Norwalk apartment. He reportedly called relatives about their four month old daughter Catherine Nancy’s successful spinal surgery, a point his relatives say shows his kindness. Police say his memory is fuzzy and his account has holes, with the shooting occurring early Tuesday morning.
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Norwalk
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Hoctor
Connecticut
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Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford
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Rela
Tives
Darien
Old Orchard Lifeguards Reject Deal
Old Orchard Beach lifeguards rejected a proposed ten dollars per week raise and gave selectmen 24 hours to raise pay to one dollar per hour or face no lifeguards. The guards currently earn forty dollars for a 56 hour week while the town raised weekly pay to fifty dollars.
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Old Orchard Beach
Donald W. Shorey
Impasse in Korea repatriation talks with Red Cross veto
Geneva reports a standoff as Japan refuses to back any repatriation pact sending Koreans to Communist territory without approval from the International Red Cross. Red Cross head says no ruling on pact until signed, while Toronto Globe and Mail notes Maj. Gen. George P. Vanier to succeed Vincent Massey as Canada’s governor general. London obituary records Lion Feuchtwanger leaving £22,631.28 estate to his widow.
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International Red Cross
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Vincent Massey
Canada
London
Lion Peuchtwanger
England
Ike Might Call Special Session Over Foreign Aid
President Eisenhower signaled willingness to call a special session of Congress if foreign aid authorization is cut further. He argued deep cuts threaten national security and vital free world interests, pledging to use persuasive power to defend the mutual assistance program against Senate reductions. Johnson of Texas urged bipartisan restraint to avoid harming aid levels.
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Eisenhower
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Johnson
Three Wings Of Air Force To Quit Bases In France
The United States will move three U S fighter bomber wings from French bases to fields in Britain and West Germany. The transfer affects about 200 jet aircraft with atomic mission roles and will begin immediately, to be completed before summer's end. Reactions note De Gaulle's stance on US atomic stockpiles and NATO unity.
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Khrushchev Seeks US Soviet Friendship for World Peace
Moscow AP reports Premier Khrushchev told seven American governors that friendship between the United States and the Soviet Union is the key to world peace. He urged recognition of both Germany and Berlin with a free city status under UN guarantees, while noting East Germans won’t give up their constitution. Khrushchev also said Soviet production would not deprive the United States and that the two powers could halt any war, stressing the need to catch up in industrial output.
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Soviet Union
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United Nations
Stephen Mc.Nichols
Colorado
Khrushchev
First Atlantic hurricane likely as Cindy forms
Tropical storm Cindy, 200 miles east of the Carolinas, is likely to become the season's first hurricane. A hurricane watch is in effect from Cape Hatteras to Charleston as residents prepare for possible warnings. Cindy is nearly stationary east of Charleston with a northward drift and winds of 60 to 70 mph, expected to reach hurricane force later today. Gales extend 125 miles east and 60 miles west of the center.
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Cindy
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Cape Hatteras
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Gordon Dunn
Miami Weather Bureau
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Gulf of Mexico
Boston Cardinal Cushing Hospitalized For Asthma Shingles
Richard Cardinal Cushing, archbishop of Boston, was admitted to St Elizabeth's hospital for asthma and a painful shingles attack. Doctors expect a few days in care and canceled immediate appointments. He was slated to receive a Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor at a French Embassy ceremony in Washington tomorrow.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
de Gaulle
End To NE Iron Strike Is Likely
Boston reports conciliators and union and management representatives optimistic that a week old strike by 2000 New England iron workers will end soon. Stephen E. McCloskey urged a settlement within two days after an all day State House conference.
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New England
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Iron Workers District Council
McCloskey
State House
Connecticut
David Grodsky
State Conciliation Service
James Mahoney
John Cherry
Rhode Island Conciliation Service
International Assn. of
Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers
New England Petectors
Metal Fabricators Assn
Springfield
Governor Earl Long Plans Extended Western Vacation
Gov Earl K Long rests at the executive mansion preparing for a long western trip to recuperate from physical exhaustion. The ailing 63 year old governor has driven himself to release from a mental institution in June and aims to depart Thursday for the journey.
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