Yankee Photographer Gracious Captures Khrushchev Portraits
ROCHESTER AP report says photographer Hickey of the Rochester Times-Union secured exclusive close ups of Soviet Premier Khrushchev at a meeting with 42 American editors. Hickey followed the group. the best shots came as the conference ended after a tense moment when Khrushchev paused for a closer image.
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Alcoa and Reynolds End Walkout After New Two Year Contracts
Alcoa Workers End Walkout as Alcoa and Reynolds Aluminum Co reach similar two year contracts with the AFL-CIO United Steel Workers, ending a one day strike by 16,000 workers at 20 plants. No wage rise, but expanded vacations and improved pensions are included. Plants prepare for phased restart with production returning gradually. Union president cites job security against automation losses.
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Britain Boots Spy Soblen in Controversial Exit
The article reports on Soblen, a five year old Jewish psychiatrist who sought asylum after being expelled, fled on a Israeli airliner, was hospitalized in London, then jailed in Brixton. He allegedly faced self-inflicted wounds and possible removal from the plane.
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Braves Deny Move Rumors to Boston or Elsewhere
Milwaukee club president and general manager John McHale rejected rumors that the Braves are considering a transfer. The team moved from Boston to Milwaukee in 1953 and has played at Milwaukee County Stadium since then. The denial comes amid persistent speculation echoed in various sections of the country.
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World Record Trophy Deer Found in Alberta Tale
Ed Broder shot a mule deer twenty six years ago in Chip area, long before anyone knew it would become a world record. The story notes the big game animal sat at his home for more than a quarter century without anyone suspecting its record status.
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Broder Mule Deer Sets New Nonexistent North American Score
A fragment notes Broder mule deer posting a 22 point left antler and 21 on the right with antler spread listed as two and a half inches. It references a big game record and a 854s polliks score, noting a shorter mark than the existing record.
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Kane's Kisko Favored In Eriez Racing Preview
Kane's Kisko, driving a 1961 Rubimannuth Chev, is favored in the Erie track circuit’s Mid-Season 50-lapper at Eriez. The field features Squirt Johns Brockway and others from Jamestown to Niles Ohio, with seven events on the program beginning at 3:80 pm.
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Arizonian Held On Gun Count
A Westfield man admitted possession of a pistol at arraignment in Ripley yesterday. He was arrested during a routine State Police stop. Committed to Chautauqua County jail to await the next grand jury term. A 32 caliber revolver was found in his car.
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Erie Firm Bids $255,333 For College Substation Project
Trico Electric, Erie, submitted an unofficial low bid of 255 333 dollars to the General State Authority for building a new electrical substation and upgrading Indiana State College power distribution. The plan includes a 22 by 35 foot switchgear vault near the boiler plant housing 12470 volt three phase equipment, with transformers, conduits, wiring, and fixtures plus upgrades to ducts, manholes, fire alarm and telephone ducts, lighting, grading, and seeding.
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Noted Educator Ned Dearborn Dies In Titusville
Ned Harland Dearborn, former president of the National Safety Council, died Wednesday in Titusville Hospital at age 66 after a prolonged illness. A native of Conneautville, he taught and administered at New York University and directed teacher training for the New York State Department of Education. He joined the council in 1942, served as executive vice president, then as president until retiring in 1959. He also directed Crawford County School System before his death.
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Visits Hubby In Hospital Drops Dead
Mrs Violet Rink 49 mother of 12 died at Episcopal Hospital after visiting her husband who was injured in a scaffold accident at a Lighthouse Club site. Co worker Martin Moser 50 was killed when the scaffold anchor pulled free. Rink died about 45 minutes later possibly from a cerebral hemorrhage. The incident left both victims on a high scaffold as they painted brick on the building.
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Georgia Vexes Kennedy But Georgia Vexes Kennedy
The impasse between city officials and integration leaders dates back to last November amid protests and court actions. Demonstrators face jail for sit ins as negotiations stall on desegregation of public facilities and disposition of pending city court cases.
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Kennedy Seeks Strengthened Drug Controls and Test Stance
President Kennedy criticizes drug controls and pledges tougher actions. He notes the economy’s slow growth under the current administration and warns it may compare unfavorably with Eisenhower. He mentions atmospheric testing in Nevada and a possible three additional tests at Johnston Island after repairs. He backs a proposed private firm to run a global communications satellite system, though Senate action is stalled by a filibuster.
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