Nixon's Party Sees Lenin Icebreaker During Leningrad Visit
Vice President Nixon and Rickover toured the Soviet atomic icebreaker Lenin in Leningrad but were kept at a distance from the three reactors. Rickover pressed for closer inspection while Soviet hosts limited access. Nixon said they must break the ice and pressed for more access as they began a five day western Siberia swing.
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Kozlov
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Savannah
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Yuri Zhukov
Hermitage
Nixon Proves Equal to Khrushchev in Moscow Exchanges
Congress members praise Vice President Nixon for handling caustic talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev during their Moscow visit. Mansfield and Cooper say Nixon shows directness and toughness, while Dirksen and Simpson applaud his courage and intelligence. The exchange occurred as Nixon opened the American National Exposition in Moscow amid 1960 campaign speculation.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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John Sherman Cooper
Rky
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Everett M. Dirksen
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GOP
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nixon wife recalls silent Khrushchev dinner talk during Moscow visit
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon described a six hour silent dinner conference with Premier Khrushchev and his wife at a Moscow area dacha. She and four other wives noted the discussion as very enlightening as they toured Leningrad sites including the Hermitage and Peterhof.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Nixon
White House
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Dacha
Moscow
Continental League Forms with Five Founding Cities
New York AP. William Shea announces the Continental League a third major baseball league to start in 1961 with five founding cities New York Houston Toronto Minneapolis Saint Paul Denver Each city contributes 150000 to the league treasury and must provide a 35000 seat ballpark Remaining cities shown as interested include Buffalo Montreal Atlanta New Orleans Miami Indianapolis Dallas Fort Worth San Diego Portland Seattle and San Juan Puerto Rico
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New Orleans
Miami
Indianapolis
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San Diego
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Seattle
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Minneapolis
Trash Fire on KU Campus Behind Marvin Hall
Firefighters raced to Kansas University campus near Marvin Hall for a trash fire at 1 30 PM. The blaze burned briefly with no buildings at risk, according to Fire Chief John Miller.
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Kansas University
Marvin Hall
John Miller
Stock Market Index Surges in New York Close
The New York stock market closes with the index at 1232.8, rising 1.0 points. Traders cite cautious optimism amid sparse volume and steady gains across major sectors.
Lloyd Quizzes Gromyko About Policy Switch
In Geneva the Big Four negotiators recess a day to draft new Berlin truce proposals. Selwyn Lloyd presses Andrei Gromyko on possible Soviet cuts while Western ministers seek firm terms for Western rights in West Berlin and a potential summit.
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Ike Returns to Capital After Gettysburg Flight
President Eisenhower flew 38 minutes from Gettysburg to the White House lawn and planned to return by automobile with Mrs. Eisenhower who had spent the weekend at the farm. The couple's weekend travel concludes back in the capital.
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Eisenhower
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Weather Nips Connubial Fisticuffs In Lawrence
Lawrence police report a strange quiet in July due to mild heat and frequent rain. Officers note fewer domestic disputes and traffic crashes, while hot days tempt window peeping and drivers to blame weather for reckless acts.
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Theo
U S Plans Three Satellite Launches Aiming Moon Orbit
Washington reports informants say the United States will launch three satellites in forthcoming months. An 80 pound solar powered satellite to orbit the sun, a 375 pound craft to orbit near the moon, and a 140 pound payload in an elongated earth orbit are planned using Thor Able and Atlas Able rockets though NASA officials offered no comment.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Steel Strike Negotiations Resume Amid Muted Strategy Talks
In New York the United Steelworkers and steel industry leaders met with federal mediators for the first joint session since the walkout began. Labor officials say both sides are withholding strategy while noting the talks are crucial to ending a 13 day strike that idled plants and workers nationwide.
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James P. Mitchell
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Eisenhower
Federal Mediation Service
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Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
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David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Conrad Cooper
United States Steel Corp
Showers Likely End Dry Spell in Kansas Area
The region may see scattered showers or thunderstorms ending a long dry spell this evening or Tuesday. July totals reach 4.68 inches, keeping rainfall ahead of average, while Lawrence experiences 10 days without measurable rain. Hurricane Debra remnants could bring up to an inch across Kansas, with unsettled conditions expected for 36 hours. Temperature mid 80s with 87 current at 2 pm.
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Jane
Debra
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Summer School Ends Saturday On Mt. Oread
Mt Oread's KU campus winds down after six weeks of the Midwestern Music and Art Camp drawing 675 aspiring artists and musicians from 34 states under Prof Russell L Wiley. The July session closes with a concert as 3 262 KU students finish classes next week and prepare for finals.
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Highway Patrol
Scattered Showers Over Northeast Kansas Weather Update
Mostly cloudy and mild with scattered showers or thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight 65 to 70. High Tuesday 80 to 85. Temperatures and humidity vary with a mixing pattern across Kansas. a warming trend continues into midweek with minor daily changes and about one inch of precipitation. Chuck Wagon opens Wednesday July 29 at 11 am.
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Jon Fia
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