Khrushchev Interrupts Macmillan at UN Assembly
The UN General Assembly endured four noisy interruptions by Khrushchev as he tailed British Prime Minister Macmillan. The Soviet leader demanded disarmament terms, denounced US flights, and pressed for a new summit. Macmillan defended Western proposals and praised Eisenhower, while delegates reacted with mixed applause and dismay.
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Lodge Says Experience Needed Now
A continuation notes that the lodge emphasizes the need for experience in current duties and suggests qualified candidates should step forward. It outlines expected competencies and the impact of seasoned leadership on future operations.
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Cohen Held for Talking to New York Pair
New York police arrested Mickey Cohen and two Stassi brothers on a street car for consorting with known criminals. The 47 year old ex gambling kingpin faced charges alongside Anthony Stassi and Joseph Stassi, both identified as criminals.
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UAR Plane Feared Down Near Elba Island
A Misrair liner with 17 passengers and 6 crew en route from Geneva to Cairo via Rome and Athens vanished after reporting a storm near Elba. Greek and Egyptian passengers are listed aboard. search for the missing plane continues with Geneva and Rome authorities awaiting word.
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Candidates evaluated by socialist leader in Cleveland
Socialist leader Norman Thames said Nixon and Kennedy are keen opportunists who speak in fine sounding but meaningless generalities. He argued neither presidential candidate is weighed down by strong principles, noting concerns over baggage and credibility.
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Nixon on television debate signals presidential race push
In Chicago the president introduced Nixon and spoke from Boston about Monday's opening round in the televised rebate between Nixon and Senator John F. Kennedy. The president praised Nixon as the most prepared candidate for the presidency, saying leadership comes from deep preparation rather than a single public burst.
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Woman Gets Her Car Out of the Red
Esther Coleman 58 a Department of Employment clerk parked beside a red curb at Pico Boulevard and Hope Street. She tried to move the car but lost control and crashed through a front car, vaulted the curb, struck a meter, and smashed into an unoccupied office at 1245 S. Hope St. The car tore through a rear brick wall into a hotel lobby at 1246 S. Hope St. Coleman and six women passengers escaped injury.
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