Russians Hope for Peaceful Ties After Soviet Visit
A Moscow report notes Russians welcome dialogue with Americans after seven years apart. Many express desire for higher living standards and better US relations, while Khrushchev’s campaign against Eisenhower fuels mixed views. Tourists’ presence sharpens comparisons of living standards and fuels longing for travel abroad.
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Desert Gob Winds Up in Hot Water
SAN FRANCISCO AP Stanley Halvorsen IT enlisted six months ago in the Navy and was stationed in the Nevada desert. The nearest water was Lake Mead 30 miles away. On a weekend pass home with friend William E. Shubin, they reportedly took the tug Despatch, ran from a Coast Guard craft at Aquatic Pass, and are charged with grand theft. Halvorsen, 21, is jailed. Shubin, 16, sent to a youth center.
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Former Senator Henrik Shipstead Dies at 78 in Minnesota
ALEXANDRIA Minn AP Former U S Sen Henrik Shipstead 78 died in his sleep Sunday at a rest home Survived by decades of service across four terms in Washington He helped lead fights against foreign involvements starting in 1922 when elected on the Farmer Labor ticket He later ran as a Democrat Farmer Labor candidate and finally as a Republican in 1940 He was defeated in 1946
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Philharmonic Plans West Berlin Concerts in September
The New York Philharmonic will perform two concerts in West Berlin on September 22 and 23 as part of the city’s cultural festival to support West Berlin against Communist East Germany. Leonard Bernstein will conduct the 106 member orchestra, funded by Ford at a cost of 150000 dollars.
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Elizabeth Graw Elected Town School Director Defeats Husband
In Westford Vermont Elizabeth Graw defeated her husband James Graw by 2016 votes to win a seat on the town school board. The election outcome marks a notable local political contest between spouses.
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Gates Says US Ready to Deal With War and Minor Conflicts
Secretary of Defense Thomas S. Gates Jr. said the Soviet Union is unlikely to start a major war but could provoke Cold War pressures leading to minor military actions. He asserted US readiness to deploy and augment forces quickly, urged Congress to fund a new Navy aircraft carrier and increase foreign aid loans, noting a conference committee negotiates the carrier cost and total military hardware funding.
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Ben-Gurion Returns From Europe Tour
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion arrived in Israel after completing visits to France Belgium and the Netherlands. He left Europe last week and resumed official duties in the capital.
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