Welcome to Nixon in Poland sparks large Polish welcome
London Up-Radio Mos cow Sunday night broadcast a Polish explanation of why Vice President Richard M Nixon received a warm welcome in Poland last week. The Polish Communist Party paper Trybuca Ledu quoted a letter asking what they wished to express. It said Nixon earned about 250000 Polish cheers for peaceful ideas shown in Moscow. Western observers noted the spontaneous crowd and suggested Kremlin discomfort with the display.
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Labor Leaders Attend Meet in San Diego Convention
About 2,000 labor leaders gather in Balboa Park San Diego for the California Labor Federation weeklong convention. Gov Edmund G Brown is slated to speak Wednesday as delegates discuss adopting a 10 point policy program for AFL-CIO workers.
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Sailplane crash kills 5 year old at Minter Field
Ronald Douglas Oldershaw of Bakersfield was killed when a sailplane he rode with his father went into a spin and plunged from about 1,000 feet at Minter Field, 15 miles northwest of Bakersfield.
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Nixon casts Khrushchev visit as potential good but world unchanged
Nixon says Khrushchev is a vigorous defender of his views and could gain from visiting the United States next month. He predicts the trip may reduce miscalculations while showing Americans strength and unity, yet asserts it will not alter the global balance. He notes a permanent exhibit of Soviet progress and warns of enduring Soviet strength even after the visit.
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Solons differ on inviting Khrushchev to U S
U S lawmakers split on the propriety of Khrushchev’s anticipated visit. McCormack calls it a mistake. Kefauver favors showing strength and openness. Mansfield, Ellender, and Nixon express cautious optimism. The debate centers on security, diplomacy, and whether a public visit aids peace or concession.
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Order Jail for Mexico Candidates
MEXICALI Mexico Sunday ordered the arrest of two leading opposition PAN politicians. Salvador Magallon, governor candidate, and Lats Alvarez, former presidential hopeful, were charged with arms smuggling and theft. The government said its Esquivel won the governorship with 89,558 votes to Magallon 46,570 after joint counts.
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Calabasas Brush Fire Beats Back 50 Acres North of Ventura Blvd
A brush fire in Calabasas burned about 50 acres north of Ventura Boulevard on Sunday before Los Angeles and Ventura County firefighting units stopped the blaze. The fire threatened several homes but none were burned.
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