Nixon defends US economy amid Soviet critique at St Louis
Vice President Richard M. Nixon told a Junior Chamber of Commerce audience in St Louis that the Soviet economy will not overtake the United States this century despite Khrushchev boasts. He argued growthmanship and urged cautious policy, defending government aid to private industry while questioning antiproduction reforms. Nixon also spoke on farm issues in Minot and backed Davis in North Dakota Senate race, while Kennedy and Wagner received civil rights endorsements in New York.
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Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Minot
N.D
Free World
United Nations
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Davis
Soil Bank
Robert Wagner
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Wagner
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Minn
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlai Stevenson
Maine
John C. Donovan
Congress
Stanley R. Tupper
Frank M. Coffin
Two Dutch freighters collide in Kiel Canal tragedy
In Kiel Germany two Dutch freighters the Uranus and Themis collided in the Kiel Canal. The Uranus rammed the canal wall and the Themis, weighing 3200 tons, struck the Uranus leading to a sinking with the captain's wife and an engineer lost. harbor police reported.
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Kiel
Germany
Kiel Canal
Roman censorship row at Rome festival meeting protest
An actors meeting in Rome registered a protest against Umberto Tupini claiming he limited cinema expression. In Tokyo, toy makers told President Eisenhower most Japanese favor America amid US boycotts. Koch Bros. beat Nation's Cleaners 9-7 in a Beginners League game with Barbee on Kochs and Roush on Nation's.
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Rome
Umberto Tupini
Janese
United States
Eisenhower
Federation of Export Toy Manufacturers Cooperative
Tokyo
U.S
Federation
Koch Bros. Furniture
Nation's Cleaners
Barbee
Koch's
Roush
Nation's
Osburn
Matlock Splits Pitching As J Lewis and R Guinotte Catch
Matlock handled pitching duties while J Lewis and R Guinotte shared catching responsibilities in a compact game update.
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Matlock
J Lewis
R. Guinotte
Baseball Games Scheduled Tonight in Chanute Lineup
The Chanute American Legion team hosts Neodesha at 8 p.m. with six city games on the schedule. Junior Teener League features Olson's vs Naff and Bolze and Martin Tractor vs Freeto. Minor League matches Evans Music vs J C Penney Self Service vs Hans Herold. Pee Wee League pits Pioneer against Wilson's Clothiers. Beginners League has Nu-way Cleaners versus Potter's.
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Chanute American Legion
Neodesha
Olson’s
Naff
Bolze
Martin Tractor
Freeto
Evans Music
J. C. Penney
Self Service
Hans Herold
Pioneer
Wilson's Clothiers
Nu-way Cleaners
Potter's
B H Market Defeats Munger’s 20-4 in Pee Wee game
B and H Market beat Munger’s 20 to 4 in Pee Wee League action. Pat Marks earned the win on the mound with a grand slam and a complete game. Jim Stemple and George Tier shared catching duties while Chuck Skinner and Bill Allen pitched for Munger’s. B and H had 10 hits to Munger’s two.
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Munger
Pat Marks
Marks
Jim Stemple
George Tier
Chuck Skinner
Bill Allen
Olson
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Moscow
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Robert Taylor
Julie London
Bobrovnikov
Mexico City
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Juan Diego
Italian Actors’ Union
Venice
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Philco
E. Maia
Santa Fe
Red Rock
Oklahoma
Koch Bros
Anniversay
Brown
Greg Nylon
Tweed
Stratford
Broyhill
Brow
W.t
Kenline
Lane Cedar Chests
Rae
Honey Finish Pc
Bassett
Bassett — Silve
Kroehler
Broyhill Cha
China
Simmons
W. Main
Chanute, Kansas
B&h Market
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