Khrushchev Restricted During U N Visit in New York
Unprecedented limits imposed on Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his United Nations General Assembly stay. He may not leave Manhattan except for official duties, with similar constraints on Janos Kadar and Mahmet Shehu. Khrushchev likely to reside near the U N building, possibly Waldorf Astoria, as security demands. Baltika arrival Sept 19 noted. advance notices requested for travel plans.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
Khrushchev
Manhattan Island
Cial
U. N
United States
United Nations
Janos Kadar
Mahmet Shehu
Iron Curtain
Eoochastovelte
Poland
Todor Zhivkov
Bulgaria
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Gheorghe Gheorghiu- Dej
Romania
U. S
New York
Washington
Soviet Union
Glen Cove
General Assembly
Waldorf- Astoria
U. N. Headwater
Manhattan
State Department
Charge Cuba Given Away
Two Democratic senators accused unnamed State Department planners of clearing the way for Castro to seize power in Cuba. They argued the island was handed to Castro and the Communists by Americans, with alleged pro Castro elements in the U.S. press. Herter dismissed the claims as shocking and unfounded and said policies were carefully watched since Dulles era.
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Washington
State Department
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Herter
James C. Eastland
Mississippi
Thomas J. Doffy
Connecticut
Department
John Foster
Dulles
Castro
U.S
China
Robin Hood
Smith
Fulgencio Batista
Batista
Presint Eisenhower
Rotary
Emer
Matthews
New York Times
Hurricane Donna Ravages Marathon Florida Keys
Hurricane Donna smashed Marathon with 150 mile winds tearing frame homes apart and tossing boats and debris onto Overseas Highway. A Navy convoy reached the stricken city to help while 25 to 30 more injured residents were expected as seven people were treated at the station. Shelters at the Buccaneer Lodge and an elementary school held 200 to 900 evacuees as tides rose and water flooded interiors.
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Marathon
Fla
Donna
Florida Keys
Key Wes
Buccaneer Lodge
Beatrice Kenny
Fort Myers
Edison Bridge
Winter Haven
Miami
Tavernier
Keys
Dwight Barnes
Fort Lauderdale
Citrus
Wauchula
Tampa
Congo Army declares ceasefire amid Congo crisis
The Congolese army ordered a ceasefire amid fighting in Kasai and Katanga provinces, as the United Nations moves to supervise a truce and restore payrolls. Lumumba warned of possible World War III, while Katanga leaders and Kasai chieftains oppose central rule.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
United Nations
Pa Lumumba
Kasai
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Kasai Baluba
Albert Kalonji
Lumumba
U. N
Kivu
Elisabethville
Katangas
Dag Hammarskjold
Kalonji
Pacifists Demonstrate Outside Norfolk Naval Base
Four pacifists in the Tidewater area held a peaceful vigil for disarmament outside the Norfolk Naval Station. Police watched from a distance and reported no incidents during the eight hour protest. They plan a Sunday vigil outside Oceana Naval Air Station from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Norfolk
Tidewater
Norfolk Naval Station
Oceana Naval Air Station
Miss America 1961 Crowned In Atlantic City
Nancy Ange Fleming 18 of Montague Michigan won the 1961 Miss America title before CBS television audience. She stood 5 6, weighed 135 pounds, 35-22-35 measurements, after winning preliminary swimsuit judging. Runners up were Miss California Miss North Carolina Miss District of Columbia and Miss Indiana.
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Atlantic City
Nancy Ange Fleming
Portland
Michigan
CBS
America
Nancy
Montague
Mich
California
Miss North Carolina
Miss District of Columbia
Indiana
Convention Hall
Annapolis
Yhe
Leonora Slaughter
Nancy Anne Fleming
N. J
UPI
Nixon aims for even footing as knee heals for campaign tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon tested his stiff knee and outlined a 9,000 mile campaign trip beginning from Baltimore. He said infection is controlled and expects to be about even with Kennedy in the race as he plans a brisk nationwide tour. Nixon urged mobilizing women voters to deliver a winning margin.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Greensboro
N.C
Nixon
Baltimore
Friendship
John F. Kennedy
California
Homie
Kennedy
Klein
UPI
SAC Crews To Hold Bombing Contest
In Austin Texas SAC showcases 52 of its best flight crews. The competition tests bombing navigation and air refueling skills across missions nationwide.
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SAC
Austin
Tex
Strategic Air Command
Berlin Call for Boycott on East Germany Trade
Acting Chancellor Ludwig Erhard urged a voluntary boycott of trade with East Germany on Saturday in reprisal for Red restrictions on travel in divided Berlin. The move aims to pressure East German authorities while maintaining Western economic pressure.
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Berlin
Ludwig Erhard
East Germany
Women Dean In House Dies
Boston AP report notes Edith Rogers longtime Massachusetts congresswoman dies in hospital at 63. She served 35 years in the House after succeeding her husband John Jacob Rogers in 1935. Her passing leaves 280 Democrats 151 Republicans and 6 vacancies in the chamber.
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House of Representatives
Massachusett
Lowell
Rogers
Saco
Maine
Congress
John Jacob Rogers
U S pushes hemisphere unity against Soviet Latin drive
The United States leads a three meeting push to seize economic and political initiative in Latin America. Diplomats note Cuba and the Dominican Republic as remaining gaps while Washington pursues non intervention and a practical alternative to communism for the region.
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Bogota
Colombia
United States
Latin America
Washington
Western Hemisphere
Soviet Union
Cuba
Dominican Republic
United State
Costa Rica
Douglas Dillon
Committee of 21
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