Eisenhower Leaves Door Open to Summit Talks
President Eisenhower stated that a return to summit diplomacy could occur if the Soviet Union paves the way for useful negotiations. He declined an immediate US Soviet conference and urged steps toward disarmament and the release of two American airmen.
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Eisenhower
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Paris
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United States
U.S
GE Strike Sparks Clashes Across Massachusetts Plants
Massachusetts GE plants faced a first day of widespread stoppages as the IEV union strike began. Police arrested six in Pittsfield amid pushing and minor violence, while Lynn Everett and other sites reported disruptions.
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Massachusetts
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Pittsfield
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Everett
International Electrical Workers Union
Schenectady
N.Y
Graham Ends Series In Germany
Evangelist Billy Graham closed his German crusade on the Berlin border. About 60 000 Berliners gathered in sunshine to hear him. He urged that a German religious reformation could lead the world and give Germany spiritual leadership. He spoke before the Reichstag ruins and the Brandenburg Gate.
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North Carolina
Brandenburg Gate
Kennedy leads in first returns of popcorn poll in Nashville
Nashville voters and popcorn buyers select Kennedy over Nixon in early tabulation of a year old popcorn poll. Jim Blevins reports 53.7 percent Kennedy in the initial returns from 20 million ballots printed in theaters and supermarkets.
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Nashville
Suspension Of Aid To Laos Provokes Western Alarm
In Vientiane a surprise suspension of American military aid to Laos drew sharp protests from Western diplomats and officials. Citizens described the move as a major blunder while Premier Souvana Phouma toured the countryside and the Laotian government learned of the decision after the broadcast.
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Winthrop G. Brown
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Laos
Khrushchev challenges UN chief to resign at UN
Khrushchev demanded Dag Hammarskjold quit and proposed a three man executive with veto powers to run the United Nations peace machinery. He said he does not trust Hammarskjold and warned of consequences if he remains. The exchange occurred during the General Assembly as Eisenhower declined to meet Khrushchev unless there is a genuine desire to reach disarmament agreement.
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N.Y
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Indonesia
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Yugoslavia
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Gavin Favors Plan For Small Business
Greensboro AP reports Republican gubernatorial candidate Albert L. Gavin urged a state equity program to aid small businesses at a Sedgefield address to the Young Bankers Association of North Carolina. He likened larger firms to a trend and called for a study of capital funds. Sanford planned similar talks, including Danbury Courthouse and Dobson venues.
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N.C
North Carolina
Albert L. Gavin
Sedgefield
Young Bankers Association of
Terry Sanford
Gavin
Small Business Investment Corporation
Sanford
Danbury
Dobson
Nixon Campaign Swing Brings Nixon to Charlotte Textiles Leaders
Vice President Richard Nixon arrives in Charlotte to meet textile leaders and deliver a 7 45 p m campaign address. He will discuss textile industry costs and campaign themes with Sen. John Jonas and state Republicans hosting the event.
Kennedy Attacks Nixon in Illinois Campaign Swing
Senator John F. Kennedy lambasted Richard M. Nixon as he campaigned across central and southern Illinois for the states 27 electoral votes. He contends only a Democrat can lead the nation forward and frames Nixon as pursuing flawed means to shared goals. Kennedy's rapid schedule included motorcade and air trips ending in Chicago for the night.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Illinois
Chicago
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America
Nixon Campaign Expands South Tour and Pat Week Events
Vice President Richard M. Nixon mounts another one day Southern swing to crack solid Democratic loyalties. Republican women begin Pat Week as Nixon aides shuttle women workers to nearby states to appeal to female voters. Nixon plans stops in Richmond Virginia and Charlotte North Carolina with New Jersey on Tuesday. He rested at home in Washington and released a four point medical program advocating federal fellowships grants and accelerated facility building. He urges private and public backing of medical schools hospitals and institutes.
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Eisenhower
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N.C
New Jersey
Khrushchev backs Algerians urging self rule
Soviet Premier Khrushchev publicly urged the Algerian people to free themselves from France saying the colonialists act by force. He acknowledged the rebel government existed while dodging recognition questions and held talks with three Algerian ministers at his Long Island estate.
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