Khrushchev Opens Talks on Peace with Eisenhower
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced in Moscow that talks with President Eisenhower would be a prelude to a summit and aim at peace without sabre rattling. He said a mid September visit to the United States could occur with Eisenhower coming to the Soviet Union later in autumn. He stressed real opportunities for peaceful Soviet American relations and warned against exposing military bases during talks.
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Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
America
Civil Rights Bill Advances In House Committee
Washington AP report says the House Civil Rights bill clears a committee vote and moves toward floor consideration. The measure expands federal penalties for bombings and related civil rights attacks as part of a coalition driven effort.
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Washington
House Committee
Nixon Flies Home After Warsaw Farewell
Vice President Nixon departed Warsaw after a three day Poland visit, greeted by thousands as he boarded a jet home to Washington. He urged a one world concept and spoke with Premier Cyrankiewicz at a U S Embassy reception.
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Richard Nixon
Warsaw
Poland
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Withere Nixon
Josef Cyrankiewicz
U.S
Talks recessed Geneva failure blamed on Reds
Western powers blamed the Soviet Union in the final session of the Big Four talks over Berlin. They accused Moscow of seeking to annex West Berlin to the Communist system and of wanting Western forces out of Berlin, with Herter saying the Soviets show little interest in improving Berlin’s situation.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Berlin
Christian A. ‘Herter
Hoffa Charged With Using Union Funds for Underworld Debt
Senate committee reports claim James R. Hoffa paid three million dollars of Teamsters health and welfare funds to settle a long standing debt to the Chicago underworld. Hoffa allegedly steered deals to favor the underworld and the Dorfman family as Midwest mob society connections surfaced.
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Washington
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Chicago
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Paul Dorfman
Dorfman
Committee
North America
Treasuries
New York
Easiier
Max
E. L. Reynolds
A&p Eastern Division
Black
Reynolds
A&P’s
Revised Housing Measure Advances In Senate Fight
The Senate faces action on a new housing bill led by Sen. John Sparkman amid a $1.05 billion price tag. The Banking subcommittee favors urban renewal grants of 650 million with 100 million contingent on fair shares, aiming to pass the measure this year or risk President Eisenhower's veto.
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Washington
Senate
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
Eisenhower
Mer E. Capehart
R-Ind
House
Senate Banking Committee
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Youth Returns To Big Welcome in Savannah
John Manson Owens III a 15 year old Savannah High School student who survived six days in the Grand Canyon returned home to a hero’s welcome. Mayor W Lee Mingledorf Jr presented Owens with a gold key to the city as residents cheered Tuesday.
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Savannah
John Manson Owens III
Grand Canyon
Owens
W. Lee Mingledorff Jr
NATO Shield In Europe Weighs Less Than It Seems
AP reports on paper 21 1 3 divisions form NATO shield for central Europe totaling about 425 000 men but observers doubt real strength will exceed 250 000. Gen Valluy says 17 divisions are combat ready, with four training units and three heavy armored formations. He warns morale and commitment may erode as Britain and France reduce NATO forces.
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Fontainebleau
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
NATO
Iron Curtain
Supremse
Allied Powers
SHAPE
North European Plain
Mittelgebirgen Gap
Germany
Danube Valley
U.S
United Kingdom
Germa
Netherlands
Jean-Etienne Valluy
Valluy
Central Europe
Ee Bh Canls Bak
Britain
Lauris Norstad
100000 Idle Workers Felt From Steel Strike Spread
The three week old steel strike expands, idle workers rise near 100000 across industries allied to steel. Layoffs hit dock and lake boat crews and others dependent on steel income. claims grow in Utah and states like Pennsylvania New York Maryland Alabama Indiana Michigan. Retailers in Gary warn conditions may worsen.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Gary
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Alabama
San
Indiana
Detroit
Utah
Lithium Corp to Move Manufacturing to North Carolina Plant
The Lithium Corp will shift its entire manufacturing operation this fall from St. Louis Park Minnesota to its five year old facility in Bessemer City North Carolina. The move aims at economy and efficiency and brings the main manufacturing outlet closer to sources. The St. Louis Park plant will stop Oct 15 and the Bessemer City move should finish by Jan 15 next year. The company will relocate general offices to New York City.
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Bessemer City
N.C
Lithium Corp
St. Louis Park
Minn
Dick Nielsen
New York City
Minneapolis
Atomic Energy Commission
Nielsen
AEC
Laboraory
New York
Ike Sets Plea For Labor Bill
President Eisenhower will address the nation from the White House at 7 30 p m Eastern Daylight Time urging support for labor reform legislation. He contrasts the house committee bill with the measure from the rackets committee led by Senator John L McClellan of Arkansas.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Seer
Little Rock Board Sets School Date
The Little Rock school board unanimously votes to open four high schools three weeks early after a year of closure over integration. Board President Everett Tucker Jr denies fear of legislative interference, noting students need time to prepare for integration.
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Little Rock Ark
Everett Tucker Jr
Orval E
Faubus
Tucker
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