Khrushchev Receives Warm Austrian Welcome At Fiat Plant
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev drew about 3000 workers at Vienna's Fiat plant as he arrived in the Communist district. He shook hands, praised plant conditions, and warned that aggressive forces hinder détente while urging dialogue amid crowded security. Earlier he caused a traffic jam during a handshaking excursion and noted espionage flights before the summit.
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Vienna
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Fiat Automobile
I. S. Saharov
Khrushchev
Two Men Exchange Confederate Money in Oslo Shops
Two young men swapped $100 in 1864 Confederate currency in two Oslo shops over two days, obtaining 700 kroner about $90. Police suspect more such activity as shopkeepers warn the bills appear genuine.
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Oslo
Norway
Inmate Hangs Self at Springfield Center
James Richard Espy a 22 year old inmate in the psychiatry ward of the U S Medical Center hanged himself with a towel Thursday night. Espy from Colton Oregon was last seen alive at 1 p m and found dead on the guard's next round at 11 20 p m He was convicted in U S District Court Portland for impersonating an army officer and entered the medical center January 29 1960.
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James Richard Espy
U. S. Medical Center
Espy
Colton
Ore
U. S. District Court
Portland
Medical
Strike Threats Over at Boeing
Boeing workers voted 8,763 to 4,583 in Seattle area and 2,669 to 615 in Wichita on strike authorization but fell short of the 75 percent threshold. Nationwide tally was 11,432 for and 5,198 against. Latest offer: 10 cents an hour raise this year and seven next year. Union sought 25 cents plus 10 cents in fringe benefits.
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Boeing Airplane Co
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Aero Mechanics Union
Albin K. Peterson
Wichita
Kan
Moses Lake
Wash
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Cape Canaveral
Mine Blama Is Fixed
A Johannesburg magistrate ruled that the Jan 21 Coalbrook mine disaster killing 437 people was due to negligence. P J Van Heerden blamed the cave in on negligence and wrongful acts by the colliery’s consulting engineers and executives including managers and assistant managers.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Coalbrook
P. J. van Heerden
New York Bus Drivers End Wildcat Strike
Rebel bus strikers returned to work ending a four day disruption for about half a million riders. The walkout halted 21 routes, mostly in Manhattan, over planned one way street changes. Union leaders opposed the stoppage but drivers resumed old schedules amid ongoing objections.
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Manhattan
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