Khrushchev In Talks On Trade Amid Censorship Talks
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, during a U S visit with Senators Kefauver Malone Frear Young and Thackrey, said Russia seeks more raw materials and machinery but denied farm crises. He noted farm export limits hinder induction and hinted easing censorship may begin, while stressing no intent to use machines for weapons.
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Arles H. Klensch
SCOW
INS
Ross Khrushchev
U. S
Senaton
Russia
Iganin
Khrushchev
Khrush
Kefauver
D- 1
Malone
R-Nev
Frear
Young
R-N. D
Thak
Idaho
Ers
Sas
Ing
Possi
Ashchev
USCOW
Union
D-Tenn
U.S
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Coast Guard Clears Man In Kin Case
The Coast Guard reversed its stance and cleared Reservist Norton Pierre Gaston after hearings last year. His commission at the Coast Guard Academy in New London was approved, with officials noting a limited mother son relationship and no improper influence.
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Coast Guard
Washington
Norton Pierre Gaston
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Reneral
Gaston
Jeanne Griser
San Francisco
Independent Progressive Party
American-Russian Institute
Quake Kills 19 in Egypt Hurts Hundreds of Children
Cairo Alexandria and the Nile delta shook as a powerful quake killed 19 people including at least 11 schoolchildren. Hospitals treated over 120 injured, with 12 Cairo schools reported collapsed and eight children dying at one school. Emergency centers opened as officials toured wrecked areas and relief was dispatched.
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Cairo
INS
Alexandria
Nile Delta
Hussein el Shafie
Interior Ministry
Alexandria Observatory
Reds Still Far Apart Lenauer Hurricane Hilda Spotted
AP dispatches report Hurricane Hilda forming in the Atlantic southeast of Turks Island with 75 mph winds. The system, the eighth tropical storm of the year, prompted advisories for the Bahama area and possible gale conditions through Monday night and Tuesday.
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SAAMI
Hilda
Atlantic
Turks Island
Weather Bureau
Bahama Islands
Khrushchev Refuses Kirschwasser at Bonn Luncheon
At Chancellor Adenauer's luncheon Khrushchev balked at a cherry brandy called kirschwasser from the Black Forest. The German delegation reported he choked and said the drink burned his throat and was too strong for him.
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Moscow
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Black Forest
Adenauer
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Royal romance reported ended by The People
London based The People reported that Princess Margaret and Capt. Peter Townsend's romance has ended. Circles close to the royal household were quoted saying Townsend was told weeks ago that any marriage prospects with the princess could not be fulfilled.
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London
the People
Margaret
Peter Towntsend
People
le “Townsend
Sevee
Warming Trend After Coldest Night in Iowa
A warming trend began Monday in Iowa as forecasters expected temperatures to rise into the eighties by Tuesday. The state logged record low readings early, with 28 in Atlantic four degrees below freezing, 29 in Elkader and Cherokee, and 31 in Spencer and Carroll. Strong, gusty southerly winds were anticipated with a dry low pressure trough, and rain was unlikely. Cedar Rapids reached 74 after an overnight 44, while Sunday’s high was 70 and low 40.
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Iowa News
Iowa
Weatherman
Atlantic
Elkader
Cherokee
Spencer
Carroll
Hawkeye
Cedar Rapds
Zaharias Forms Fund To Fight Cancer
ALVESTON AP Babe Didrikson Zaharias, facing a second cancer, has established the Babe Didrikson Zaharias Fund Inc from her hospital room to support tumor clinics and cancer treatment. Hospital officials say her condition is improved and she may be able to go home later this week after surgery last year.
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Alveston
Babe
Ikson Zaharias
Babe Didon Zaharias
Joining Twins in School Somehow Leads to Tragic Collision
AP reports in N C and Austria that a family decision linked to children starting school tied to a fatal rail crash. A widow and mother, Mrs J Seaver, aged 25, moved to have her twins attend school with her, but an open switch caused a collision between a passenger and a freight train, killing eight and injuring 35. The incident drew officials’ blame and a push to review safety.
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Andis
N. C
J. Seaver
Klagenfurt
Austria
Chuckle Dogs Could Be Better Pets at Night
A humorous note imagines dogs that whimper during storms would instead tiptoe in and close the windows, making them more satisfactory as night companions. The playful idea envisions calmer, quieter supervision during bad weather.
New Miss America Pledges Modest Image and Style
New Miss America Sharon Kay Ritchie, 18, of Grand Island Nebraska, declares she will not pose in cheesecake or bathing-suit shots during her reign. She aims for a drama or fashion career, hopes to travel to Italy and Spain, and emphasizes intelligence, consideration, and faith as core qualities.
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New York
Sharon Kay Ritchie
Denver
Waldorf-Astoria
Miss Ritchie
Esther Williams
Sharon
First Christian Church
Grand Island
Neb
Italy
Spain
Forrest A. Ritchie
Ritchie
Merle Strever
Shank seeks re election to Cedar Rapids finance post
Cedar Rapids finance commissioner Stew Shank, 53, filed papers to seek renomination for the $7,000 a year post he has held since 1953. He is the first candidate to declare for the city primary on Oct 25, joining three other incumbents seeking re election. Shank, a former fire chief and longtime public official, lives at 1900 Johnson avenue NW with a married daughter and teenage son and daughter. Petitions require at least 259 voter signatures by Oct 15.
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Ceua
Mapias Arte
Stewart Shank
Monguy
Shank
Shak
Paul Stockberger
iStockberger
Scherrebeck - Shank Insurance Agency
AFL Fire Fighters Local 11
Souvenir
Grant High School
Atkins
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Johnson Avenue
Council
City Plan Commission
Trinity Methodist Church
el Kahir Shrine
Maude Krebs
Council Moves To Get Vote On Annexation
Cedar Rapids officials moved toward a public vote on annexing a west side district. City Attorney Garber son to draft a resolution and hearing notice for a possible Nov 8 election. Annexation covers about 13.4 square miles with 2,660 residents, west of Highway 30 and Edgewood Road area.
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Cedar Rapids
City Plan Commission
C. W. Garberson
Sixteenth Avenue
Westwood Drives
Edgewood Road
Gaiberson Authority
Cedar Rapids Boy Moved After Football Injury
A Cedar Rapids 10-year-old, Jon Griswold, remained in serious condition at University Hospitals Iowa City after a head injury from a backyard football game Sunday evening. He was unconscious after a rough tackle by his brother Wynn and rushed from St Luke's to university facilities for possible concussion treatment.
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Cedar Rapids News
Cedar Rapids
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Jon Griswold
Robert Griswold
D Avenue
Wynn
James
Franklin
Paul Nuseen
D Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jon
Arthur School
Atlantic Port Strike Called by ILA on Atlantic Coast
The International Longshoremen's Association ordered an immediate strike of all Atlantic coast ports in support of the New York waterfront group. The directive was issued Monday, affecting major harbor operations along the coast.
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Maude Krebs
Agathet
Plan Commission
George Jonen
Frank Carey
Philadelphia
Cedar Rapids
New York City
Alfred N. Goldsmith
Cockburn
International College of Surgeons
Goldsmith
Hootors
New York
International Longshoremen's Association
Atlantic Coast
New York Waterfront
Runway sinking at Tokyo airport under ocean liner jets
The landing strip at Tokyo International Airport sinked after being built over a river bed. Officials report the main runway dropped 53 inches and continues to sink about four inches yearly. Repairs are estimated at 27780 dollars.
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Tokyo
Tokyo International Airport
Eisenhower health evaluation key to 1956 decision
Republican strategists say Eisenhower will base a possible second term run on his health assessment for next spring. An associate notes he aims to avoid repeating Roosevelt’s 1944 situation, stressing the need to stay fit for a fourth term if elected.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Franklin D.J. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hell
Four Others In La Porte Family Fire Tragedy
A La Porte City fire claimed four more Smelser family members, including Bert Smelser and three of his six children, while the mother Faye escaped. Glen 5 Donna 6 Michael 10 Joan 14 and Ralph 12 were injured or perished as flames swept through the two story home. The stove explosion sparked the blaze and residents aided by nearby families aided in emergency treatment. Joan was listed critical, Gene serious, Ralph fair, as they were treated at University hospitals.
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Tom Meresman
Bert Smelser
la Porte City
Mr. Smelser
Glen
Donna
Michael
Monsday
Faye Smelser
Henry C. Peters
Fire Department
Ralph
Joan
Gene
University
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Lloyd Cutler
Cutler
Frasier Readings Hit 14 At High Rockies Spot
Denver AP reports Fraser Colorado at 8,500 feet recorded a temperature of 14 degrees early Monday. The low reading was the coldest in the nation, observed at the mountain fishing spot associated with President Eisenhower.
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Denver
Fraser
Eisenhower
Rockies
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