Eisenhower Sees Soviet Note as Softening Berlin Talks
President Eisenhower said Russia’s latest note on Germany shows a less rigid position and offers a hopeful view of the Berlin talks. He noted Moscow agreed to a foreign ministers conference but with Kremlin terms, and urged the Allies to respond constructively if the other side negotiates in good faith.
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Eisenhower
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Kremlin
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Moscow
Khrushchev Says USSR May Sign Separate Peace With East Germany
Khrushchev warned the West it must accept an all German settlement and sign a separate peace with East Germany if talks fail. He accused Allied powers of blocking German unity while insisting on Berlin controls. The statement came as Western allies refuse to recognize East German regime.
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Leipzig
East Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Berlin
Assembly Flies Into Charlotte
The North Carolina Legislature flew into Charlotte with almost 300 lawmakers and guests arriving by seven planes at Charlotte Airport. Governor Hodges attended a noon session as House and Senate prepared to speak briefly. The day included a world premiere performance of the Bar-A-Bailey Circus at the Coliseum and special attendance for schoolchildren at local venues.
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N.C
North Carolina
Raleigh - Durham
Ge Tn
Luther Hodges
House
Senate
Coliseum
Ovens Auditorium
Park Center
Short Term Loans May Mean Trouble
Washington AP analysis notes growing national debt and rising Treasury borrowing needs. Lenders shy from long term loans, preferring short term arrangements as the debt nears 286 billion dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury Securities
Uncle Sam
Bank robber sought after Wake Forest Road heist
A courteous bandit robbed the First Citizens Bank on Wake Forest Road of 17000.03 dollars. Harold B. Wall said employees lay on the floor as he fled. Before leaving he called out thank you. The suspect is being sought in two states.
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Wake Forest Road
First Citizens Bank & Trust
Harold B. Wall
Wall
Macmillan Signals Consult with Allies on Central Europe
London reports Prime Minister Macmillan said he would consult Western Allies on a disengagement plan in Central Europe. In a Parliament address on his 10 day USSR visit he cited a useful discussion with Nikita Khrushchev and noted plans to visit Paris and Bonn with Selwyn Lloyd next week.
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London
Macmillan
Europe
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Gaitskell
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Paris
Bonn
Symington Expands Space Agency Oversight as Presidential Bid Looms
Sen. Stuart Symington, sought for 1960 Democratic nomination, gets an expanded forum after being named by Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson to head a subcommittee. He will study duplications among 14 space agencies, define roles, prevent authority conflicts, and push legislation to broaden his defense-focused operations.
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Space
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Symington
Outer Space
Missouri
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ten Cars Stoned At Henderson Incident Report
Ten cars along Henderson street were pelted with stones in a rock throwing incident. No injuries were reported and police began investigations as government actions continued elsewhere.
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Henderson
Americans fear Bolivian riots after funeral in La Paz
About 700 Americans in La Paz gathered outside the capital amid fears a victim's funeral could spark more violence. State Department said embassy staff and other Americans were moved to the suburbs for protection as riots continued. A 15 year old boy and another person died in the unrest. a dentist was killed by a stray bullet.
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Bolivia
U.S
State Department
Lincoln White
Washington
Graham Crowds Blamed For Music Bowl Flood
Rain soaked the Music Bowl during Billy Graham nightly meetings drawing 250000 attendees last week. Crowds overflowed onto the grassy mound, trampling the lawn into dust and clogging drains. Officials blamed the crowds as a factor in the flood as attendance declined in nearby Show Grounds.
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Graham
Billy Graham
The Betrayal Foretold In The Last Supper Scene
Hour by hour account of the Passover in Jerusalem with Jesus and the disciples. Jesus washes feet and announces a betrayer as Judas receives a morsel from the bowl amid tension and awe. The moment hints at the looming crucifixion and a hidden knowledge Jesus holds.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Mark
Mr. Bishop
Eisenhower opposes general mobilization for NATO defense
President Eisenhower warned that general mobilization would create garrison states and drain civilian resources. He defended the 15 minute SAC alert as appropriate and said NATO mobilization should be limited to self preservation in face of missile or air attack threats.
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Missouri
Air Force
Harry S. Truman
Washington
Eisenhower
Free World
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Strategic
NATO
Berlin
United States
African Massacre Plot Charged as Emergency Declared
In Nyasaland a government crackdown followed arrests of nationalist leaders led by Banda. Security forces moved to quell rioting after a state of emergency was proclaimed, with hundreds detained and clashes across the protectorate in the British Empire.
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Nyasaland
Jover Thie Sarenteg
British East African Protectorate
Hastings
Mzimba
London
House of Commons
Alan Lennox- Boyd
Banda
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