Khrushchev Greets Crowd on Return From U N Trip
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev returns to Moscow after a 35 day U N General Assembly visit. He is greeted by thousands at Vnukovo airport as Hungarians Janos Kadar and other officials accompany him. Diplomatic corps and U S Ambassador Thompson attend, amid rain and crowds.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Janos Kadar
Hungary
U.N
U.S
Liewelyn Thompson
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Thompson
Kadar
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Shev
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Presidium
Lenin Sports Palace
Freeway Studies Wind Up in Hayward Route Talks
Division of Highways engineers wrapped initial route studies for the Frathill Freeway through Hayward and left open hearings after Sacramento approves. The plan links Santa Cruz and Stockton via Hayward with multiple alternatives, including foothill routes east of Mission and Foothill Boulevards and a lowland option west of Mission Boulevard. Public hearings are scheduled once headquarters signs off, with construction years away.
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Hayward
Hayward Planning Commission
San Francisco
District 4
Sacramento
Santa Cuz
Stockton
Lternatives
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Planing
Planing A Sion
Afission Blvd
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Greene
Considera
Lion
Mission Blvd
Foothill Blvd
Castro Valley
Foothill Alvd
Foothill
Mikoyan Losing Soviet Prestige
UPI dispatches from London report Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan, once a dominant Kremlin figure nicknamed the Armenian wizard, has faded from major activities and may be on his way out of power.
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Lomon
UPI
Anastas Ivanovich Mikoyan
London
Kremlin
Mikoyan
Debates fail to swing voters in AP survey across 10 cities
AP reporters surveyed 100 registered voters who watched the Thursday debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon. Of those, 41 said their candidate choice was not affected, 22 backed Nixon more, 3 switched to Kennedy, and 2 favored Kennedy but did not specify a candidate.
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Haad
Johm F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
Little Rock
Baltimore
Miami
Newark
Denver
San Diego
St. Lois
Detroit
Mill Waukee
New Haven
Singh
Milwaukee
Search For Pilot Ends Wake Island Rescue Mission Ends
The Wake Island air sea search for pilot Lt. Buane Stirling, 28, and his Mooney Mark 20 crashed near Wake Island after attempting a nonstop flight from Oakland to Manila. Stirling’s aircraft went down three miles north of Wake, his last message indicated loss of altitude, while his companion Charles Finnegan landed safely on Wake.
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API
Wakesland
Oissing
Wier
Buane Stirling
Fargo
Navy
North Dakota Air National Guard
Oakland
Calif
Manila
Pacific
Wake Island
Stirling
Wake
Toyan
Charles Finnegan
Prayer for Today Reflects Forgiveness and Compassion
A devotional prayer asks for God's love to fill the heart and empower actions. It seeks forgiveness through Christ's cross and courage to serve others, ending with Amen.
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Christ
Ike Marks His 70th Birthday
Washington report says President Eisenhower celebrated his 70th birthday in high spirits and good health. He faces retirement with little time for reflection as he anticipates heavy demands in the six months after leaving office on January 20. The event drew serenades from the West Point tradition and a humorous birthday card from reporters.
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UPT
Eisenhower
White House
Wnite House
West Point
Shaye Chakred
Hisonhowar
Republican National Committee
Nixon Lodge
Pat Carter
Mary Costello
Meade Alcorn
Gettysburg
UPI
Kennedy View Hit By Chiang
Taipei reports Chiang Kai shek regime rejects US senator Kennedy on Quemoy and Matsu. Foreign office spokesman James Shen reiterates defend the islands and says no American blood should be shed. China will not abandon any territory to please anyone.
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Tfarmogsa
Chiang Kaishek
John F. Kennedy
Quemoy
Matsu
Foreign Office
James Shen
Republic of China
Former Turkish Boss on Trial
On Yassiada Island Adnan Menderes and Celal Rayar go on trial for their lives charged with grave crimes against the state amid a broad list of accusations and legal action in Turkey.
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Turkey
API
Adnan Menderes
Celal Rayar
Freeway Collision Kills Hayward Milk Truck Driver
A Hayward milk trunk driver was killed in a multi vehicle crash on the Nimitz Freeway in Oakland. The tanker overturned, dumping about 3100 gallons of milk, as responders freed the trapped driver and cleared the five lane spill for two hours. Police identified the victim as Edward C. Ferreira, 39, of Belle Aire. The other driver, Golin Brown, 49, Oakland, was injured and hospitalized.
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Hayward
Nimitz
Crewa
Heath Ave
Preavn
Olficera
Brown
Highland Hospital
Frovidence Hospital
Explosion Kills Three at Leavenworth Prison
An explosion at the Leavenworth Kansas penitentiary leveled a wall and killed three men with five others injured. A supervisory employee, Elmer L. Bauder, was rescued from the wreckage after the blast. Prisoners and guards faced a chaotic scene as rescuers cleared rubble from the concrete block building.
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Walla
Tralny
Deal
Ananales
Ciliter
Onesinry
Elmer L. Bauder
Ise Tiaura
How to Fight Communism Page Ten Summary
Instructions prompt readers to turn to Page 10 of today's Daily Review for the sixth installment in a series about opposing communism.
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Today's Daily Review
Castro nationalizes 382 Cuban enterprises across economy
Fidel Castro's government seizes 382 enterprises in Cuba including major sugar mills, bottling plants, and several U S and Canadian holdings. The move targets 95 percent of American investments with most private firms put under state control, leaving a few large American companies untouched. Public and private factories across packaging, soap, rum, textiles, and groceries fall under new socialist oversight as remaining properties face confiscation.
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Cuba
UPI
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Cralioa
Royal Bank of Canada
Paw
Nova Scotia
U.S
Palit
Wdus- Mil
Canmere
Wo Or. Grace Co
Procter and Gamie
Colgate
Sears
Roebivk & Co
Woolworth Co
Goodefrien Rabber
Coca Cola
Bust! Jhessen
Castro
Bacardi Rum Company
Sife
Fone
Reaimin
Sunny Weather Forecast Continues Across State
The weatherman predicts sunny conditions and seasonal normals across most points today. A five day outlook shows no rain through Wednesday with rising temperatures above normal.
Cuban envoy Teresa Casuso resigns from UN post
Teresa Casuso, Cuban delegation member and cultural attaché to Mexico, quit her United Nations post accusing Fidel Castro of turning Cuba into a police state. She said Castro’s regime fuels anti US sentiment, feared for her family’s safety, and classified Cubans into three groups while stating she now aligns with the opposition.
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Teresa Casuso
Castro
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Casetro
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Ciba
Cuba
Theresa
Harlem
Kee Castro
Mexico
Batista
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Castita
Seven Defectors Fly From Cuba to Florida
AP reports seven Cubans defected today landing in Florida in four planes, with six claiming air force pilot training. The incident adds to a string of defection attempts as tensions surface between Havana and Washington.
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Miami
Fla. (Ap
Loye
Air Force
Florida
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