Nixon Khrushchev clash in public debate in Moscow
In Moscow at Sokolniki Park U S Vice President Richard Nixon and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev traded barbed remarks during a televised public debate. Khrushchev accused Nixon of gresting him, Nixon denied the charge and warned that threatening strength does not aid peace. The exchange, filmed for live and Soviet television, ended with a handshake and promise of uncensored broadcast.
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Moscow
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
Sokolniki Park
Khrushchev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Lloyd Makes Last Ditch Fight To Salvage Parley
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd pressed, in Geneva, to coax Andrei Gromyko into dropping new recognition of East Germany and focus on halting the Soviet threat to West Berlin. Western ministers backed the plan while Lloyd alone saw a real chance. The negotiators eyed a Berlin stopgap with 18 month limits and no all German committee for reunification amid unsettled limits.
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Geneva
Selwyn Lloyd
Andrei Gromyko
Aban
East Germany
West Berlin
Lloyd
Gromyko
Berlin
Maurice Couve de Murville
Soviet Union
Westlin
London
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Lloyd's
Herter
Couve de Murville
Asst
Andrew H. Berding
West
Berding
Brrwrhaag
Dba
Vmege—De Oy
French Army Presses Kabylie in Alpha Algeria Offensive
French forces launched a major multi branch assault in Grande Kabylie east of Algiers to crush Islamist rebels. Gen Maurice Challe oversees the operation as 6 000 nationalists remain entrenched. weeks or months expected with further French mobilization.
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Algiers
Grande Kabylie
Algeria
Grande Kabylie Zone
Mohanou el Hadj
Aii Hamouda
Opening Leaf Sales Show Strong Start Across Georgia Florida Belt
Opening leaf sales at 28 markets in Georgia and Florida show stronger pricing and higher volumes than a year ago. Valdosta reports up to 615000 pounds, Statesboro surpasses 700000 pounds, Waycross sells 352874 pounds at 210320 dollars, with average prices up to 59.60 per cwt. USDA notes logs and primings rise 1 to 8 dollars while leaf and cutters hold steady.
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Valdosta
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Statesboro
Waycross
Florida
USDA
Stabilization Corp
Books Taken From US Exhibit At Moscow Show
A three man Russian crew emptied shelves at the American exhibition in Moscow just hours before opening. The move followed a note from the Soviet Government to the U S Ambassador promising action unless certain books were removed. Harold McClellan, fair director, said he saw no objectionable books and sought mutual agreement. The dispatch ends with uncertainty over delays tied to Moscow Washington talks and extra reporters accompanying Vice President Nixon.
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Moscow
Harold McClellan
Will Nee Ee Eaaia
United States
Richard M. Nixon
New Jersey Socialite Found After Being Held Two Days
Jacqueline Hart, 21, daughter of a Colgate official, reappeared in a Chicago lakefront park sobbing after two days of alleged kidnapping in Newark. She told police she was coerced into a car at the airport, gagged and bound, fed only candy bars, and driven with a second man present before being dumped.
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New Jersey
Chicago
Chicago Lake Front
Newark
Jacqueline Gay Hart
Colgate Palmolive Co
Jack Blakeslee
Miss Hart
Gay Hart
James Meskell
Blakeslee
Detective Bureau
Stanley Gaines
Gaines
Hart
Short Hills
Ralph Hart
Eisenhower Signs Aid Authorization For Contingencies
President Eisenhower signed a measure authorizing 155 million dollars for unforeseen contingencies, undercutting his recommendation of 200 million. Congress had authorized the fund with that limit to cover emergencies and unforeseen needs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Somond Aes
Congress
Tatum’s Wife Hospitalized Amid Coach’s Critical Illness
Chapel Hill NC AP report says Edna Tatum was confined at home as Jim Tatum, NC football coach, lay dying. Her condition worsened and she was hospitalized at North Carolina Memorial Hospital awaiting doctors’ report.
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Chapel Hill
Jim Tatum
North Carolina
Edna Tatum
Tatum
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Union Members Draw Long Prison Terms In Bomb Plot
Eight Textile workers linked to a bomb plot in Henderson North Carolina received prison terms. Boyd Payton and Charles Auslander were sentenced to 6 to 10 years. six others drew 5 to 7 or 2 to 3 year terms. All terms run concurrently. The defendants appealed.
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Mallard
Payton
Millard
Charles Auslander
Warren Walker
Robert Edward Abbott
Calvin Ray Pegram
Johnny Martin
Malcolm Harrell
Fasl
United States
House Committee Cuts Ike Foreign Aid Plan Further
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed Eisenhower’s foreign aid request by more than 740 million dollars, proposing 3.1865 billion in new aid and setting the year’s program at 3.576695 billion. Military assistance would drop to 1.3 billion, with cuts also in defense support and special assistance.
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House
Ike
William F. Arbogast
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
Carolinas Begin Drying Out After Prolonged Rain
The Carolinas show improvement as rain tapers off after weeks of near daily showers. Reported amounts include 0.30 inch at Canton and 0.17 inch on Grandfather Mountain Run. A cool front from the north may bring a few more showers but no significant rainfall is expected in the coming days. Highs range from 88 to 93 across Columbia Florence New Bern Raleigh Durham Elizabeth City Charlotte Wilmington Greensboro Greenville.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Raleigh - Durham
Florence
Canton
N.C
Grandfather Mountain Run
Columbia
New Bern
Raleigh-Durham
Elizabeth City
Charlotte
Ex-King of Egypt’s Seven-Year Retreat Revealed
The article summarizes the seven years since the former Egyptian monarch was dethroned detailing his activities, travels, and public appearances while living in exile. It notes his ongoing influence among loyalists and the reactions of Egyptian authorities.
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Egypt
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