West Will Ask For Long Recess At Four Powers Talks
Western Allies plan to ask the Soviet Union for a long recess at the Big Four foreign ministers conference in Geneva to suspend Berlin tensions. Gromyko’s position remained unchanged and Khrushchev offered no new concessions. Secretaries Herter and Lloyd urged progress, but a summit remains uncertain.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Ukraine
Khrushchev
Selwyn Lloyd
United States
France
U.S.S.R
Berlin
Herter
Christian A. Herter
Organization of American States
Santiago
Chile
Gromyko
U.S
East Germany
Nixon mingles with Russians in bid for goodwill visit
In Sverdlovsk and across Siberia Vice President Nixon exchanges Mir drujbas with Soviet citizens during eight days of outreach. Americans learn local phrases and rub shoulders with locals as crowds press for chats and sightseeing.
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Sverdlovsk
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Pro Hoffa Faction Arrested In Cincinnati Clash
A dozen members of a pro Hoffa faction of Teamsters Local 100 were arrested in Cincinnati after seizing the union head and clashing with rival officers. Warrants charged trespassing and disorderly conduct as police intervened after local officers sought to oust the rebel executives.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Teamsters Union
Ocean
Teamsters International
James R. Hoffa
Verdict Upheld on U S Communist Party Registration
The U S Court of Appeals in a 2 1 decision upholds a SACB finding that the Communist party is dominated by Moscow and must register as a foreign agent and disclose finances and members unless reversed. The ruling advances a nine year government effort under the 1950 Internal Security Act.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
E. Barrett Prettyman
John A. Danaher
David L. Bazelon
SACB
Prettyman
Europe
Soviet
Russia
Petitioner
Communist Party
U.S.A
Inter- Spars
Sharp
Queen Elizabeth Collides With Freighter In Fog Near New York
The Queen Elizabeth and the American Hunter collided in fog near Ambrose Channel off Coney Island. Both ships suffered hull damage above the waterline. no injuries reported among 1959 passengers and crew.
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Geoffrey Walker
New York
New York Harbor
Ambrose Channel
Coney Island
Elizabeth
Nixon Signals Quick Summit With Khrushchev
Vice President Nixon toured Sverdlovsk and nearby mines in the Soviet Union and indicated he favors a prompt summit or a quick Geneva agreement. He emphasized personal contact alone won t solve world problems and said more encounters would follow. Thousands welcomed him as he toured the Pervouralsk mill and Degtyarsk mine during a lengthy site visit.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Khrushchev
United States
Siberian
Pervouralsk
Degtyarsk
Sverdlovsk
Novosibirsk
Soviet Union
Siberia
Moscow
Law Violation? Boys Involved In Suspect Shooting Scene
Asheville police chief A R Sluder describes a chaotic incident where a boy fired a rifle causing onlookers to panic. The second boy showed a stomach wound with red staining later revealed as tomato ketchup and all three youths fled in a car. Chief Sluder says he will review the case to see if charges apply.
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Asheville
N. C
A. R. Slader
Sluder
Rascal
Consumers Better Off Than Ever
Washington reports that 1959 began with Americans financially healthier, with total personal income rising eight billion dollars in 1958 despite a price rise of three percent. Liquidity climbed to a new peak early 1959 as households increased savings and bank deposits and stock and bond values rose. About three-fourths of families held liquid assets and 40 percent had at least five hundred dollars in such assets. Auto ownership topped seventy percent, with only modest gains in durable goods while foreign car sales rose and auto loan debt declined, offset by other credit growth.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
U.S
Denes Neen
Canoga Park Woman Attacked by Scarred Stalker
Patricia Faye Smith, 30, was repeatedly terrorized by a man who flashed a facial scar and slashed her in Canoga Park. He forced her to feel fear and warned he would finish the job. Police issued an all-points bulletin for the unidentified assailant.
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Canoga
Park
Calif
Patricia Faye Smith
Khrushchev Hails Parley End Time Debate at Geneva Summit
Khrushchev urged leaders to end the Geneva stalemate and hold a summit. He said Eisenhower seeks peace and warned the USSR will not back any agreement that prolongs West Berlin rule. He noted Eisenhower fulfilled wartime terms, and pressed for top level talks without setting a deadline.
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Geneva
Umeia
Eisenhower
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Saint Laurent Debuts New Woman Look for 1960
Paris AP reports Yves Saint Laurent presents a bold collection hailed as the New Woman of 1960 by the Dior heir. He aims for spectacular style, but skirts mostly stay below the knee with many calf-to-knee lengths and sack silhouettes returning in evening wear.
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Paris
Yves Saint-Laurent
Victoire
Denise
Dior
Saint-Laurent
Chris
Tian Dior
Sacks
Christian
Saint- Laurent
Jacksonville Polio Victim Succumbs
The second death in a nine case paralytic polio outbreak in the Jacksonville area occurred at Camp Lejeune Navy Hospital on July 10. Ida L. Ingram 21 wife of a Marine died as the illness spread among frontline hospital staff.
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Eleanor Williams
Onslow County
Ida L. Ingram
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Yves Saint-Laucap
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