Soviet farm delegates fly to California tour
The main group of Soviet agricultural delegates heads to San Francisco for a California tour after visiting the International Harvester plant in Chicago. Vladimir Matskevich said the USSR wants to buy agricultural equipment and highlighted diesel tractors with attachments and machinery for small-scale farm use.
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Chicago
Midwest
San Francisco
California
Vladimir Matskevich
Soviet Union
International Harvester
Midway Airport
Matskevich
Marilyn Monroe
Russia
Red China and North Korea press for Far East parley
At the 10th anniversary of Korea’s liberation, Premier Chou En-lai and Chu Teh of China and Marshal Kim Il-Sung of North Korea urged a Far East conference to resolve Korea’s division. Seoul dismissed the move as a delaying tactic for aggression, insisting talks with communists are not possible.
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Tokyo
Far East
Korea
Seoul
Red China
Chou En-lai
Chu Teh
North Korea
Kim Il-Sung
Peiping
Japan
Elso
Koeren
Troops Near Arctic Radar Net Stations
The Army says 3,000 specially trained troops near Arctic radar net sites to unload 200000 tons of supplies for the distant early warning dew line. Two task forces moving from Seattle and Norfolk will ferry men and cargo to points along the Beaufort Sea and Baffin Bay as they build the US Canada radar network.
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Washington
North American
United States
Canada
Army Transportation Corps
Army Engineers, Quartermaster and Chemical Corps
Atlantic
Pacific
Seattle
Wash
Norfolk
Point Barrow
Alaska
Beaufort Sea
Artic
Baffin’ Bay
Man Admits Slaying of Grandmother in Iowa Case
James B. Smith, 22, a former paratrooper, confessed to killing his grandmother Daisy June Fetterton, 67, at Attica near Knoxville Iowa. The body, beaten and partially burned, was found near a Nebraska roadside park. Smith waived extradition and was charged with murder in Iowa.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Denver
James van Hemert
James B. Smith
Court of Justice of the Peace
Charles Bruce
Daisy June Fetterton
Attica
Arapahoe
Neb
Cable Breaks Kill Radar Island Worker
A Texas Tower Air Force radar station worker died when an anchor cable snapped and struck him on Monday. Arsen S. Haroutuanian, 41, of Everett, a 24 year Navy veteran and rigger, was killed at the 100 mile offshore installation off Cape Cod.
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Boston
Senator O'Mahoney to Visit Ireland on Unofficial Trip
Senator O'Mahoney of Wyoming a 70 year old veteran plans his first trip to Ireland where his parents were born. He will depart Friday by air with his wife and her sister paying his own expenses. The trip is unofficial and long desired.
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Washington
Sen. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Senate
Ireland
Mary P. McClellan
Quemoy Defense Talks Boosted by Radio links
A military spokesman reported that direct radio telephone and teletype services between Paraguay and Uruguay were inaugurated, with plans for Quemoy defense improved by a steady flow of U S aid to the island, signaling strengthened defenses amid regional tension.
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Quemoy
Taipei
Formosa
Asuncion
Paraguay
Uruguay
Quemoy J
U.S
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Richard Carmichael
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Sanitone
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Glover
Lyon
Foss Offer
Garden Grove
Ford
V-8
FCA
American Avenue
Mel Burns, Inc
Great TV
Ford Theatre
KNBH
Hale Young Ford Co
East Ancheim
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