Bail Frees Ke Ambush Suspect After Khrushchev Motorcade
West Los Angeles officers freed Ke Ambush suspect Leslie of Kylingstad on fifty dollar bail after he was found near the Mulhst land Tunnel brush while allegedly seeking deer with a bow and arrow. He claimed no knowledge of Khrushchev’s San Fernando Valley trip. A patrol car 75 feet away from the Sepulveda Bridge led the arrest, and inside the vehicle were a .45 caliber automatic two loaded clips and extra rounds of ammunition.
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Soviet Rocket Guided Only at Takeoff Claims
A Radio Moscow broadcast described the first minutes of the rocket flight as guided, with subsequent unguided travel under terrestrial lunar gravity. It noted a one second launch timing error could shift the impact point 3353 miles, and outlined methods to optimize trajectory, measuring services, and automated calculation systems used to project flight paths. The report also cited that 30 percent of the last year’s advertising spend, about $3.12 billion, went to daily newspapers.
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Woman Found Slain at Boston Harbor Night Journey
A woman is found dead aboard a freighter at Boston Harbor after a voyage that included an Army sergeant and family and a Chinese boy. Police say she died from what may be an overdose or suicide, though some authorities doubt the overdose theory. The victim, once Mrs. Kantman, daughter of a Chicago boiler firm head, had connections to Dr. Spector’s circle and studied at Smith College.
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Khrushchev Visit Sparks Global Media Attention
Pravda praised American reception while Izvestia and Pravda dedicated pages to Khrushchev. Reports highlight his Los Angeles visit and remarks on flying home if U.S. audiences do not take his trip seriously. Khrushchev met Rockefeller at the Waldorf and spoke at the United Nations.
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Nixon heckled less than Khrushchev in Russia
Vice President Richard M. Nixon faced questions from Russian workers in Novosibirsk and at mines in the Ural range during a cross country visit. He remained calm as workers pressed him on bases and atomic tests while Khrushchev’s heckling drew reactions. The trip highlighted U S and Soviet rhetoric with Zhukov weighing in on public perception.
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How to roast meat the way you like it
The Western edition of Better Homes & Gardens offers complete roasting charts, oven time tables, and temperature charts to guide roasting any cut. It helps achieve well done, medium, or other preferred doneness, with guidance tailored for family meals.
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