Khrushchev, Henchmen To Attend Assembly Debate
An article describes Khrushchev and associates planning to attend an assembly debate. It recounts a late night incident near a service station where a Warren man, suspected of involvement in a Dairy Queen robbery, was found by Cpl James Keppel. The report notes the man had been hitchhiking and a coin-operated drinking machine incident earlier that night.
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Khrushchev to Bring Bloc Leaders to UN Assembly Opening
At the United Nations General Assembly opening on September 20, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will be accompanied by top Communist bloc leaders and Eastern European officials. Diplomats doubt a full summit will occur. Eisenhower is expected to address the assembly and a possible Macmillan attendance is uncertain. De Gaulle’s participation is also doubtful.
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General Assembly
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Eastern Europe
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Harold Macmillian
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Charles de Gaulle
New York
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U.N
PRR Strike Delayed By Holiday Week End
Philadelphia report on the Pennsylvania Railroad strike delaying impact until after Labor Day. Chairman James M. Symes says the shutdown will wait through the holiday. early effects include scattered layoffs and stockpiling by industries. Commuters fare well, but return trips home prove problematical in Philadelphia and New York.
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Ohio
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Lightning Strikes Homes Across Western Pennsylvania
A severe storm with heavy rain and high winds swept western Pennsylvania just before 8 p.m. resulting in downed power, fire damage, and outages. In Corry a house on East South Street sustained damage but no fire spread, while a neighbor’s alert prevented greater loss. A Sherman barn fire near the Sherman-Stéadimnan road required eleven hours to extinguish, with crews responding from multiple farms. Union City saw a barn struck on the James Dennis property with equipment damaged and power out. Power failures affected several towns, including a disrupted line at a Titusville substation, and rainfall registered about 0.60 inches in parts of the region.
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Union City Firm Named In $10,000 Sui
Nattey Atin Graham and Suinlon F Gréhe am of Palm Springs sue Standard Chair Co Union City and Sears Roebuck Co in civil court for $10 000 over a collapsing chair bought January 1 from Sears. Mrs Graham allegedly was injured February 22 when the chair collapsed, seeking $5,000 for herself and her husband asking equal amount for expenses and medical bills.
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Arrest Picket 16 Hired By Unions Picketing Quality
Central School student faces charges after being used as an underage helper on a Quality Market picket line. Police say a 16 year old worked for $150 at a Jamestown area store while other Quality Market locations were picketed by unions. Authorities note both the minor and the unnamed employer face potential prosecution.
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Townsend Plan Founder Dies in Los Angeles at 93
Dri Fhineis Townsend, promoter of senior citizen pensions and founder of Townsend Plan clubs, died Thursday night at Vincent's Hospital. A physician who began practice in 1897, Townsend advocated a 1 to 2 percent tax on personal incomes to fund elderly security and led the movement from his Black Hills upbringing to Long Beach and Washington. His organization grew to about 10,000 clubs by 1956, with his wife, son, and longtime supporters shaping the pension program he believed Congress would someday enact.
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Election-Time Visit To US Boosts Khrushchev Stand
UPI analysis outlines Khrushchev plans to travel to the United States to strengthen his position amid Communist bloc critics. Accompanying him to the UN may be satellite leaders to push disarmament rhetoric and pressure for a summit meeting. The move aims to frame world issues without prominent Communist rivals present.
Congress Quits Amid Partisan Frustration in August Session
Washington AP The 16th Congress adjourned after a brief pro forma session that failed to marshal a quorum and left Democrats and President Eisenhower dissatisfied. The stalemate centered on a watchdog bill and a sugar quota dispute with the Dominican Republic. Kennedy and Nixon faced off as the session ended with mutual accusations and a sense of futility.
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Fifteen American Soldiers Die In German Explosion
Fifteen American soldiers were killed and two injured when an artillery shell exploded during a training exercise in Grafenwhrn Germany. The Army said the shell landed outside the artillery impact area and detonated in a tent camp within the training zone. All casualties were part of the 3rd Armored Division cavalry unit. Names of the dead and injured were withheld while an investigation proceeds.
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Castro seizes Minimax stores in Havana provinces
Fidel Castro's government today moved to seize the five million dollar American owned Minimax chain of stores in Havana provinces as he mobilized followers for a show of unity to rebuff what he called aggressions against his revolutionary regime.
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Khrushchev May Boast Soviet Space Feat in U.N. Visit
Washington sources say Khrushchev could use his U.N. Assembly trip to spotlight a space achievement and press a diplomatic line. Officials doubt disarmament talks are the sole aim, recalling the rocket moon showcase tied to a prior goodwill visit. Advisors monitor Khrushchev’s every move to steer the visit.
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Castro rallies Cubans to answer what he calls aggressions
Fidel Castro mobilizes followers in Havana for a unity rally at Miyjana’s Civic Plaza to rebut alleged U S interference and respond to the OAS declaration in San Jose condemning Soviet and Chinese meddling in the Americas. Speculation swirled about property seizures, a U N General Assembly move, or a possible Cuban exit from the OAS.
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Teenager Slays Girl In Sadistic Urge
Milwaukee teen Leon Pinkowski, 19, admitted stabbing 14 year old Djarina Mae Ziblosky to satisfy a thrill as authorities found the nearly nude body in bushes near West ATL park. Parents Erwin and Mrs Ziblosky were in Milwaukee court seeking a divorce when the crime was disclosed.
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Ex-Convict Arrested In Ill Slaying Case
Ex convict Joseph Milani of near Herrin was arrested by FBI agents and held on a 90 000 bond in a kidnapping slaying case. He faced a federal complaint charging assault with intent to murder Mary Roberts fiance John Bryant, 20. Roberts body was found in a well at an abandoned farm house near Herrin after a car bomb alleged.
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Arrest Pair In Altoona For Killing Oklahoma Golf Pro
Pennsylvania police report two men from Altoona and Sweetwater Texas admitted involvement in the killing of Simmy Lee Lanman, a 28 year old Lawton Municipal Golf Course pro. Doggett and Lockwood allegedly shot Lanman six times Aug 19 then hid the body and fled in Lanman's car before being arrested after a earlier vehicle crash.
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