Khrushchev Welcomed in East Berlin by East German Leaders
Khrushchev arrives in East Berlin for a tour of East Germany amid mass reception. He denounces West German policy as a danger to world peace and is greeted by Walter Ulbricht and Anastas Mikoyan, with East German troops and a youth escort present.
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Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Horn Rim
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Adolf Hitler
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Moscow
Anastas Mikoyan
Andrei Gromyko
Otto Grote
Eisenhower Holds Civil Rights Veto Stand and Defense Pick
President Eisenhower reiterated opposition to the Senate civil rights bill while leaving open the possibility of further congressional action. He said he is earnestly considering Ohio manufacturer Neil H. McElroy to succeed Charles E. Wilson as secretary of defense and would name him after current investigations finish. Eisenhower noted Wilson’s congressional testimony opposed a budget reform plan and spoke of guarded hope that Russia would accept disarmament inspection steps.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Ohio
Neil H. McElroy
Charles E. Wilson
McElroy
Wilson
Defense Dept. Atmost
State Dulles
London
U.S
Comedian Oliver Hardy Dies in California Home
Oliver Hardy of the Laurel and Hardy duo died in North Hollywood California at his mother in law Mrs Monnie L Jones home He had a paralytic stroke on September 12 and had not spoken since He was at his wife Lucille s side at death Stan Laurel 67 lives in Malibu with his wife Their team was a top box office act for years and remains popular on television
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North Hollywood
Calif
Oliver Hardy
Luurel and Hardy
Monnie L. Jones
Laurel and Hardy
Hardy
Lucille
Stan Laurel
Malibu
Laurel
Laurel and
United States
God from Alpha to Omega Leads Our Life
A devotional urging believers to seek God from the beginning of life and throughout its end. The author notes people recall God at death or crisis, but stresses living with His presence and guidance at every stage, with God as the total progression from Alpha to Omega.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
NEA
God
Alpha
Omega
All Bases Not Covered By Plan
United States indicat es to Russia it will not open all bases to Soviet inspection. Harold E. Stassen explains Western zones may expand with political progress and that cooperation could occur before or after any disarmament treaty.
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London
United States
Russia
Harold E. Stassen
U.N. Disarmament
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
U.S
North Africa
Middle East
Turkey
Pakistan
Stassen
Africa
Europe
North America
Dulles
Arctic Circle
Soviet Union
West
Recording Question Raised at Washington
Frank Easton described as a Dio henchman invoked the Fifth Amendment 88 times, refusing to answer about alleged ties or consulting Dio on testimony. Kennedy alleged a hidden recording device, while Easton said he dictated questions from memory to a stenographer.
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Washington
Frank Easton
Johnny Dio
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee Today
Easton
Dio
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
AFL
United Auto Workers
June
Cme
D-Mass
Cool Dry Fall Like Weather Grips Carolinas
The Associated Press reports cool dry conditions across the Carolinas with high temperatures ranging from 81 to 86 and lows in the 50s to 60s. Temperatures run about four degrees below normal as a warm wave past from the Great Lakes approaches but won’t affect the Carolinas this week.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Weather Bureau
Columbia
Florence
S.C
Charlotte
Myrtle Beach
Wilmington
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Charleston
Raleigh
Greenville
Greensboro
Asheville
Great ‘Lakes
Bismarck
N.D
Monkeys Escaped Lab Near North Wales Captured and Shot
A rhesus monkey freed from a laboratory near North Wales Pennsylvania was captured by Myron Muschell with a net. Police and firm workers rounded up ten more escapees while twenty were shot as they remained aloft out of reach.
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North Wales
Myron Muschell
Len Map
Soviet Colonel Nabbed as Spy in Brooklyn Sting
A Brooklyn artist described by federal officials as a Soviet colonel of intelligence was indicted as a spy. Ivanovich Abel, 55, faces possible death if convicted. The case centers on a ring using hollowed coins and common items to transmit microfilm on U S armed forces and atomic energy. Abel was arrested June 21 at the Hotel Latham in New York.
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New York
Brooklyn
Dolf Ivanovich Abel
United States
Brooklyn Federal Courthouse
Hirp
Gasindickuest
Deece
Abel
Russia
U. S
Latham
Seaman Pays Fine For Slapping Lord
A 64 year old ex sailor Philip Kinghorn Burbridge paid a one pound fine for slapping Lord Altrincham after a TV broadcast. Burbridge pleaded guilty in Bow Street Criminal Court to insulting behavior and was fined 2.80 dollars. The incident followed Altrincham’s TV appearance where he defended the Queen’s advisers.
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London
Philip Kinghorn Burbidge
Bow Street
Lord
Prince Philip
Altrincham
Kingsway Avenue
Burbridge
Mrs Eisenhower Remains In Fine Postoperative Condition
Washington reports Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower remains in fine condition after a two hour operation at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder said she slept with few interruptions and the president planned vacation travel to Newport Rhode Island later this month. James Hagerty relayed the statement from the presidential physician noting the surgery was not cancerous.
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James C. Hagerty
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Hagerty
Dulles
Saudi Arabi
King Saud
Humbert L. Riva
Rights Outcome Awaited Before Final Civil Rights Vote
President Eisenhower said he would wait to see Congress finalizes the civil rights bill before deciding to sign or veto. He noted he cannot discuss his position until the measure is completed, while Senate debate and possible compromises on a jury trial amendment continue.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Administration
Senate
Adlai F. Stevenson
Demcnes Ae Pa
Capitol Hill
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen
Knowland
California
Johnson
House
Escaped Monkeys Fight Back in North Wales Park Clash
Wild rhesus monkeys, escapes from Merck lab, swarmed a 3,000 population area in North Wales Pennsylvania. Placed as Platoon M, they clashed with police and lab workers as 30 were shot or captured, ten recaptured, leaving 19 unaccounted for. Monkeys were unvaccinated and still wild, posing bite risk to residents.
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India
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Philadelphia
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