East West Talks Aimed at Countering U N Communist Blitz
British Foreign Secretary Lord Home and Secretary of State Christian Herter plan a lengthy session at the British embassy to map allied strategy for the U N General Assembly opening in New York. They expect Khrushchev to push a strong Soviet line while Castro complicates unity. Eisenhower’s full dress U N speech is set to set a positive tone for the meeting.
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U.N. General Assembly
New York
Christian A. Herter
Lord Home
West Berlin
Russia
Africa
Latin America
Herter
Heinrich von Brentano
Berlin
Brentano
British
America
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Reds Charge U S Officials Sent as Spies
Moscow reported Izvestia accused two U S government officials Alexander Gakner and Robert Ebel of spying during a summer visit to Russia with oil executives led by William Keeler of Phillips Petroleum. The paper alleged they gathered data on oil fields, defense sites, radar stations, and missiles fuel while recording locations with compass readings. It said the delegation visited Baskhiria Azerbaijan and refineries in Stalin grad Novokuibyshevsk Syz ran and Ufa and noted possible departure timing.
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Moscow
UPS
Izvestia
U.S
Russia
Alexander Gakner
Robert Ebel
U.S. Interior Department
William Keeler
Phillips Petroleum, Co
Baskhiria
Azerbaijan
Stalingrad
Novokuibyshevsk
Syzran
Ufa
Gakner
Ebel
Aderrick
Artem
Amnesty Proclaimed by Dominican Government
The Dominican government on Saturday pardoned all persons accused or convicted of actions endangering state security. The amnesty covered those awaiting trial and convicted, as well as people jailed for hiding. No official estimate of affected individuals was provided.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Cuban Travel Ban on Bonsal Sparks Outcry
The United States denounces Cuba's travel ban on Ambassador Philip Bonsal as pure spite. State department officials say Fidel Castro's New York restrictions are security based and not tied to Bonsal's limitations.
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State Department
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Havana
Fidel Castro
New York
United Nations
Bonsal
Castro
Nkru mah Postpones US Trip to Sept 24
President Kwame Nkru mah will delay his departure to the United Nations General Assembly in New York until September 24, government sources said on Saturday from Accra Ghana. The postponement shifts the travel schedule for the head of state ahead of his diplomatic engagements.
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Accra
Ghana
UPI
Kwame Nkrumah
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Memory Messages and Dues at Camp Good Health
In memoriams and fund entries list tributes to Mrs Cleta Bergen Dr H L Water Tex Pores and Dr J M Knox from various employers and committees. The notes reference a 1960 budget line for Iowa Steel and Iron Morris Sanford Co and other memorials with scattered dollar amounts.
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Ben S. Handler
Works, Inc
Ambar Grotto
Cleta Bergen
H. L. Water
Tex
J. M. Knox
Lula Miller
L. W. van Nosstrand
R. Assembly
James Knox
James Olney
Peerees
Iowa Steel and Iron Morris Sanford Co
Charles J. Jasa
Dr. Spector
Naval
Soviet Jets Hover Over Berlin Corridors
Soviet jet fighters swept three allied air corridors over East Germany on Saturday in tense near collisions with Western airliners bound for West Berlin. The flights, resembling 1948 49 Berlin blockade tactics, threatened allied planes as Moscow charged the West with misusing the corridors to spur militarists into the city.
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East Germany
West Berlin
Berlin
Soviet Union
U S Move On Congo Rebuffed at United Nations
The United States urged the UN General Assembly to act quickly to counter Soviet efforts in the Congo after a dispute over admitting 15 new members. James J. Wadsworth said unilateral actions must not undermine UN efforts, while Valerian Zorin accused the U S of engineering Lumumba’s downfall and said the United States led the conspiracy.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Congo
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Assembly
Valerian A. Zorin
Patrice Lumumba
United
Panama Flag Ruling Triggers Lawmaker Backlash
President Eisenhower ordered the Panamanian flag flown beside the U S flag in the Panama Canal Zone, a move criticized by Rep Daniel Flood and Rep Armistead Selden Jr as appeasement and a threat to treaty rights. The White House framed it as voluntary and unilateral.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
White House
Republic of Panama
U.S
Latin America
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Armistead I. Selden, Jr
D-Ala
inter-American Affairs Subcommittee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Flood
Wilkes- Barre
Urges Dignified Reception for Visiting World Leaders
President Eisenhower urged Americans to extend a calm dignified welcome to foreign leaders arriving for the United Nations General Assembly. He stressed security concerns around four leaders confined to Manhattan while preserving free access and a responsible peaceful reception.
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Thurmont, Md
Eisenhower
United Nations
United States
Camp David
U.N. General Assembly
Ann Wheaton
Cuba Nationalizes American Banks in Cuba Event
Havana radio reports President Osvaldo Corticos and Prime Minister Fidel Castro signed decrees seizing all American banks in Cuba under the government's authority to take U.S. property.
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Havana
Osvaldo Corticos
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Vegetarian candidate opposes Khrushchev limits in New York
Sy mond Gould, presidential candidate of the Vegetarian party, announced opposition Saturday to restrictions on Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's activities in New York City. He said the time for petty diplomatic contentiousness has long expired.
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New York
UPI
Symond Gould
Vegetarian Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
New York City
Gould
Birds Halt Idlewild Takeoff In Runway Breach
A flock of blue and white swallows blocked Idlewild runway 13 delaying a United Airlines DC-7 bound for Detroit and Omaha. The aircraft halted on its takeoff roll and returned to the terminal after engine nacelles fouled with birds. Over two hours were needed to remove carcasses before the jet resumed flights.
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New York
UPI
Idlewild International
United Airlines
Detroit
Omaha
United
Malaya to Dispatch 700 for Congo U N Mission
Malaya will send a 700 member force for the United Nations Congo mission. The unit consists of four infantry companies and an armored squadron and will depart on two U.S. Navy landing ships on Sept. 30. Disembarkation is planned at Matadi around Oct. 29.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
U.N
Congo
U.S. Navy
Matadi
Threat at Bonn Labeled Hoax
An anonymous postcard warned the Bundestag would disappear at 11 30 a m Saturday. Police posted a watch then called it off when the threat proved to be a practical joke in Bonn Germany.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundeshaus
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