Ike Gets First Rest on Tour
President Eisenhower, aboard ship at sea, enjoyed a relaxed evening as his peace message drew strong applause in Athens. Communist deputies led the ovation, the loudest he has received from any legislative body during his seven nation tour.
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Eisenhower
Athens
Olympic Stadium
Des Moines
Phaleron Bay
United Democratic Left
EDA
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Washington
Lewis Pens Farewell To Miners
John L. Lewis, veteran UMW president, announces retirement after decades as a force in organized labor. Thomas Kennedy to succeed, Lewis to keep full salary and likely remain welfare fund trustee. transition noted amid other national news on Greece and world peace messages.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Hale
Hearty
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Thomas Kennedy
Hazleton
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Repatriates Land Greeted by Police in Nagoya
Fifteen Japanese repatriates from Red China arrived in Nagoya aboard a Dutch freighter and were greeted by about 200 police. Police said the group, thirteen of whom were identified as Reds, were believed to have been spirited out of the country in 1952 53 and were suspected of involvement in a smuggling ring led by the Japanese Communist party. The repatriates were jailed on suspicion of violating Japan's immigration laws.
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Nagoya
Japan
China
Communist Party
Inside The Tiser Bridge TV and Theater Highlights
A compact guide lists sections including Television, Comics, Theaters, Women's Editorial, News Markets, Area Radio, News, Sports and a 911 sepetE note. The page signals cross-section coverage and local media listings.
Herter Challenges De Gaulle Policy At NATO Ministers Meet
Secretary of State Christian Herter accused France of pursuing a go it alone NATO stance and warned of possible U S troop cuts in Europe if NATO partners do not share the defense burden He urged full integration under one command while de Gaulle resisted deeper integration and kept forces outside the alliance structure.
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Paris
Christian A. Herter
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
U. S
Europe
Herter
Western Alliance
United States
Ater
Congress
de Gaulle
Republican Wins in Iowa 4th District Victory noted for farm policy
In Ottumwa Iowa a 40 year old Republican clothing merchant John Kye of Bloomfield with Eisenhower support won the congressional race in Iowa s 4th District over Democrat C Edwin Gilmour Grinnell College professor. Unofficial returns from 307 of 313 precincts show Kyl 27835 Gilmour 25221. Kyl pledged to convene farm leaders to craft a new agricultural program.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
John Kye
Bloomfield
Eisenhower
C. Edwin Gilmour
Grinnell College
Kyl
Yugoslav Production Up 13 Percent in Early 1959
Belgrade Yugoslavia government reports industrial output for January through October 1959 rose 13 percent over the same period in 1958. The growth indicates a continuing push to expand heavy industry and energy sectors across the republics.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Record-Setting F104 Starfighter Tops Altitude Over Edwards
At Edwards Air Force Base Captain Joe B. Jordan piloted an F104C Starfighter to an official altitude of 103,395.5 feet, surpassing the prior record by 4,835.5 feet. The flight lasted about 21 minutes, reaching speeds near Mach 2.36, with radar tracking confirming the new marks. Rockefeller Warns Soviet Policy Threatens U.S. Survival in Milwaukee Speech outlining a seven-point plan for national defense and foreign policy.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
Joe B. Jordan
Edwards Air Force Base
Desert
National Aeronautic Assn
Jordan
Sweeney, Tex
Gulf of California
Gulf
Edwards
Texas
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Howard C. John
Milwaukee
Wis
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Milwaukee World Affairs Council
Rockefeller
America
Rackefeller
Wisconsin
Middle West
South
West Coast
South Bend
Ind
Minneapolis
World Affairs Council
New York
Middle East
Far East
Central Europe
South America
Soviet Union
Recording Devices Stir Senate Over Secret Recorders
Senate probes if federal agencies have bought pocket size recorders to secretly capture conversations. Senator Hennings questions how many agencies on Constitution Avenue use such devices, with the Defense Department and FBI cited as users. A private detective demonstrated a hidden recorder during wiretapping hearings.
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Washington
Thomas C. Hennings
D-V
Senate Constitutional Rights Committee
Constitution Avenue
Hennings
Defense Department
FBI
Harold Lipset
San Francisco
Lipset
Charles H. Slayman Jr
General Services Administration
Indicted Raiford Prison Guards Face Civil Rights Charges
A federal grand jury indicted Capt. James H. Dunn Lt. Earl Chesser and 12 guards at Raiford State Prison on 20 counts for mistreating inmates in May last year. Charges include chaining prisoners naked without food for days and violent water hose assaults. Indictments name 14 defendants, with Dunn seven counts and Chesser 22.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Raiford State Prison
Raiford
James H. Dunn
Earl Chesser
James A. Barton
John C. Batten
Russell Carter
Johnny O. Dobbs
Dopsie A. Griffis
Hubert Griffis
Ronnie Griffis
Earlis Harvey
Melvin McKinney
Andrew Richardson
Albert Stafford
Edward Taylor
LeRoy Collins
R. O. Culver
Washington
Atty
William P. Rogers
FBI
Department
Grand Jury
Dunn
DeWitt Sinclair
Taylor
Manville Engaged Again to German Waitress in Chappaqua
Wealthy asbestos heir Tommy Manville, 65, announces engagement to 20 year old Christina Erdsen, a German waitress and mother of a 20 month old, met in White Plains. He previously divorced his tenth wife Pat Gaston in 1957. A second item notes Premier Tage Erlander departing for a goodwill tour of India and Pakistan.
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Tommy Manville
Tommy
Christina Erdsen
Germany
Manville
White Plains
Pat Gaston
Southwest Snow and Ice Disrupt Large Area Travel
A 10 to 12 inch snowstorm blocked highways in eastern New Mexico and western Texas while heavy rains caused the worst icing in 20 years in parts of the Texas Panhandle. Blizzard like drifts up to 12 feet stranded motorists on five U. S. highways. an 18 inch snowfall was noted in southern New Mexico mountains. Schools closed in eight Texas communities and 100 travelers were stranded on Highway 66 near Vega.
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New Mexico
Texas
Texas Panhandle
U. S
Vega
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Soviet Designers Unveil 600 Ton Hearth Steel Furnace
Tass reports Soviet engineers have designed a 600 ton hearth steel furnace marking a major industrial achievement. The agency compares the new Soviet design to the 540 ton furnace recently highlighted in the United States.
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Moscow
Tass
United States
News Peddler Cries Read All About It Grave Disaster
Rome Cesare Granziani 53 jailed for peddling old papers as extras shouting Read all about it grave disaster in Monte Mario. Buyers got Khrushchev US visit month old. Granziani charged with spreading false news. Waterbury shop owner finds dog locked in car intruders steal cigars money gum and 15 pounds coffee. London minister probes noise effects and committee to study noise sources.
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Rome
Cesare Granziani
Monte Mario
Nikita Khrushchev
Granziani
Waterbury
Conn
London
Dereck Walker Smith
House of Commons
Ex-Convict Sentenced In Birdland Killing
Ex-convict Lee Schlesinger, 43, received 20 years to life for the murder of Birdland assistant manager Zachariah Levy 36. Levy was fatally stabbed January 26 after being found at the Broadway jazz venue.
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New York
Lee Schlesinger
Birdland
Schlesinger
Zachariah Levy
Union plans 470 mile highway from Soviet border to Afghanistan
Tass reported that union surveyors will be dispatched soon to map a vast 470 mile road corridor stretching from the Soviet border toward southeast Afghanistan, outlining ambitious transport and geographic reach.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Afghanistan
Tass
Missile Test Center Chief Reinstates News Coverage
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The commander Maj Gen Donald N Yates lifted a 24 hour ban on news coverage after a UPI report pinpointing a space probe date. He said he would reinstate press coverage of military firings and maintain cooperation with the media to ensure objective reporting.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Donald N. Yates
Lyle Wilson
United Press International
Washington
Yates
UPI
The
Cape
United States
Venus
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Sweden
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