Nixon reception hailed as friendly by Russians in Moscow
President Eisenhower said the warm Russian reception of Vice President Nixon signals friendly feeling toward Americans. He noted Nixon may discuss a Khrushchev visit but cannot commit an invitation. Eisenhower praised Nixon’s conduct abroad while avoiding direct calls for steel wage changes or a U.S. summit. He expected Herter to attend the OAS ministers’ meeting in Santiago opening Aug. 12.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Nhower
Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.S. Steel Corp
Geneva
Foreign Ministers
Christian A. Herter
Organization of American States
Santiago
Chile
Hubert H. Humphrey
D.minn
Styles Bridges
Oecow
Epee
Omonteees Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
United States
Ervin Seeks Reconsideration of Textile Strike Hearings
Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. urged the Senate Rackets Committee to rethink holding hearings on violence during the Henderson textile mill strike. Eight men, including some union officials, were convicted of conspiracy tied to dynamitings, with appeals pending. The article also notes mixed views on inviting Khrushchev to visit the United States and potential implications for a summit.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-Nc
Senate Rackets Committee
Henderson
Textile Workers Union ‘of America
Republicans Win Hawaii Governing Majority In First State Election
Hawaii voters deliver a major party shift as Republicans capture three top offices and gain a 13-12 Senate edge. William F. Quinn wins governor, Hiram L. Fong and Oren E. Long take Senate seats, while Daniel Inouye sweeps the lone House seat. Kealoha narrowly loses lieutenant governor race. union endorsements favor Democrats overall.
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Hawaii
William F. Quinn
Eisenhower
Daniel K. Inouye
Honolulu
U.S. House of Representatives
Islands
Inouye
Charles K. Silva
Senate
John A. Burns
Congress
Hiram L. Fong
Oren E. Long
House
House of Representatives
Fong
Kealoha
Mitsuyuki Kido
Quinn
John A.burns
Frank F. Fass
Wilfred C. Tsukiyama
Charles K. ‘Silva
James K. Kealoha
Fashion Designer Castillo Defies Hemline Trend In New Line
Paris AP Lanvin Castillo plans to show a bold collection with hems midway between knee and foot. Buyers describe coats with hems long and speculate buyers will tailor lines to fit, while Dior may follow or resist. Castillo previously collaborated with Nina Ricci.
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Nadeane Walker
PARIS
Lanvin Castillo
Dior
Castillo
Nina Ricci
Tipsy drivers outperform sober in BBC safety test
A BBC safety TV segment showed three volunteers, two men and a 21 year old woman, driving a course before and after consuming whisky. Times improved for all after drinking with one driver recording 42 seconds post drink and another 38.5 seconds. Professor Robert Drew commented on the results.
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London
BBC
Emma
Robert Drew
University O
Nixon Faces Hecklers in Siberia During Soviet Visit
Vice President Nixon encountered hecklers in Novosibirsk and Sverdlovsk as he toured Soviet science facilities. He pressed Moscow to justify troop deployments in Poland, Hungary and East Germany while defending U S positions on nuclear tests and trade.
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Nixon
Siberia
Sverdlovsk
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Poland
Hungary
East Germany
Novosibirsk
Ural Mountains
Novosibirsk Described As Chicago Of Russia
AP dispatch portrays Novosibirsk as a bustling Siberian industrial center near the Ob River on the Transiberian Railway. The city, population near 900,000, is praised for heavy machinery output yet criticized for lack of exterior elegance despite the Opera House claim of grandeur. A Nixon factory visit is noted amid aid programs.
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Novosibirsk
Soviet Union
Siberian
Chicago
Arctic
Portand
Ing
Machine Factory
Steelworkers Use Record Profits Report As Weapon
New York report says United States Steel's record half year profits of 254.9 million dollars bolster union claims workers can win wage gains without triggering inflation. David J. McDonald says profits will justify strikes while U S Steel counters competition will limit price rises despite a 15 cent demand. The nationwide steel strike, halting about 90 percent of production, enters its fifteenth day.
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New York
Steel
U. S. Steel
Roger M. Blough
U. S.S. Steel
Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Eisenhower warns aid cuts threaten foreign program
President says a proposed 700 million dollar slash in mutual security funds would seriously damage the foreign aid program. He cites House reductions totaling about 1 percent of aid and says Senate restoration is hoped. He defends administration secrecy and executive control over evaluation reports.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Clark Mollenhoff
Des Moines Registers
Tribune
Flushing
Mollenoff
Confidence Man Peters Dies After Long Fraud Career
Frederic Emerson Peters, 73, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in New Haven, ending a lifetime of posing as high officials and handing worthless checks. He used aliases including Roosevelt II and Pinchot II, passed counterfeit checks nationwide, and served time in federal and state prisons. He was born in West Salem, Ohio.
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Washington
Frederic Emerson Peters
Nny
New Haven
Conn
Peters
FBIA
Franklin Roosevelt II
Gifford Pinchot II
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Philip Wylie
West Salem
Ohio
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