Nixon Returns to Washington Amid Welcoming Reception
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Washington after a riot scarred South American tour and was greeted by thousands of well wishers as President Eisenhower led a welcoming party including leaders, students, and citizens. The scene contrasted with the Lima crowd that harbored anti U S sentiment last week. More on page ten A
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U S Flies Anti Riot Weapons to Lebanon
The United States dispatched anti riot weapons to support the Lebanese government and evacuated Americans from danger zones as unrest spread in Beirut. About 20 people were reported killed in the fighting near East Beirut while U S diplomats prepared to move Americans to safety. Several ships from the 6th Fleet sailed from Gibraltar increasing Marine presence to about 3200 as a show of power amid regional tensions.
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Khrushchev Calls For Talks After New Sputnik Launch
In the Kremlin Khrushchev urged the West to reach terms and stop scaring each other after the third Sputnik launch. He said the USSR favors dialogue and sitting at the same table to improve Soviet US relations. The speech was given with President Nasser of the United Arab Republic present and attended by top Soviet officials.
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Algerian Showdown Avoided Amid Silent Paris Nervousness
Paris stayed quiet after a second night of riots between far right and communist groups in Algeria. Authorities, including Salan, weighed a first report while civil and military control remained in place under public safety committees. No clear move against the committees or a direct challenge to Salan was seen.
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Democratic Platform Advocates Electing Judges by Popular Vote
The platform endorses choosing Superior and Supreme Court judges by popular vote while praising law enforcement for handling individuals or groups challenging the law. It blames Republicans for the current recession and criticizes their failure to implement enacted measures.
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Democrats Meet Keynoter Accuses GOP of Blundering
Former North Carolina Lt. Gov H P ae oe accuses the national administration of five years of hesitant blundering. The speaker blasts the Eisenhower campaign as a huckster effort with Madison Avenue tricks. He commends Gov Hodges for vigorous leadership and NCs broad industrial growth offering opportunity.
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Bolivian Government Moves to End Revolt in Santa Cruz
In a bid to quell unrest, President Hernan Siles Zuazo sent troops to eastern Santa Cruz and declared a state of siege across Bolivia. Rebels seized parts of Santa Cruz Province including the city of about 150,000 residents as clashes continued.
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Soviet Union launches new Sputnik satellite
Reported during a state visit to the Soviet Union the launch of a new earth satellite was announced by Moscow radio and Tass. The satellite joins three American satellites in orbit as it tracks across the globe from near the Arctic Circle toward the Antarctic, with earlier Soviets’ craft reentering the atmosphere.
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The Printed Word In Our Lives
A reflective piece urges readers to use the information in books magazines and newspapers meaningfully. It notes how facts become stored as statistics or explanations of past incidents and stresses constant prayer for guidance to make lives count.
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KR. L. Diefenbacher
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Sentiment Shifts Against General Tax Cut in Congress
Washington reports show opposition to a broad tax reduction while favoring targeted excise cuts to stimulate the economy. Senators Kerr Ives Bricker Magnusen note limited gains from borrowing. price trends and factory output also headline April data.
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