Khrushchev Ends U.S. Visit With Speech at NBC Studio
Soviet Premier Khrushchev wraps up his American tour with a nation and television speech near Washington before his September 2 departure for the Soviet Union. A news conference precedes the address as his four day schedule includes stops in New York Los Angeles San Francisco and Des Moines and meetings with Eisenhower at Camp David. He visits Pittsburgh West Homestead and the University of Pittsburgh campus before returning to Washington for a press conference then an NBC telecast and a farewell dinner before departing Andrews Air Force Base.
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Mrs. Lindstrom Dies At Sparta
Mrs Mayne Lindstrom of Spartansburg died at home yesterday after a brief illness. She was born March 2, 1882 in Sparta Township and educated at Edinboro State Teachers College. She taught, was active in the Christ Sign and Missionary Alliance Church, and married Herbert G. Lindstrom in 1912. Survived by her husband and son Howard. services at Torrey and Hays Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Probe Tattoo Illness Mines NY Youths In Coney Island
County health authorities report strong evidence that teens contracted serum hepatitis from being tattooed at Coney Island New York. The illness is serious with one in ten deaths, and the youths survived in May and June.
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Obscure Career Shifts From Vaudeville to Radio Loom Large
Hollywood AF-1's Reb ob Climmings muses on entertainment’s cycle from vaudeville to radio. He notes how shows grew bigger as audiences demanded more, then faded into television. He recalls six act lineups and the transition to film and radio, ending with his move from vaudeville to radio.
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Eisenhower to push foreign aid and bond actions in January
President Eisenhower plans to press Congress in January for higher foreign aid funding and measures on long term bond interest. Republican leaders say he has avoided calling a special session, noting the new regular session opens in about three months. He is expected to sign the foreign aid bill totaling 3.23 billion dollars with pointed references to a 704 thousand dollar cut below his estimates.
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Hollywood Highlights by Bob Thomas recounts media shifts
The column notes cinema’s rise as radio faded and cites Bob Cunningham’s view that the film industry began dying around 1999. It mentions his Bob Cunningham Show era, a 1990s TV transition, and plans for a Jerome Kern salute with stars like Howard Keel and Carol Channing. It also references de Gaulle’s Algeria peace plan and its impact on the French in Algeria.
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