Summit diplomacy and U N tension amid Khrushchev clash
Leaders from the United States Britain and India and other nations pursue talks on easing global tensions after Eisenhower Macmillan and Nehru meet at the United Nations. Khrushchev and Nasser confer with Nkrumah while U S conditions for a summit meet insist on disarmament steps and a broader bilateral context.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
Herter
Gromyko
Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Menzies
Paris
Khrushchev urges Algerians to seek freedom with resolve
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged the Algerian people to remain resolute in their fight for independence from France while in Glen Cove Long Island. He criticized colonialists’ reliance on force and avoided predicting the outcome of Algerian talks with rebel leaders. He also teased possible meetings with Eisenhower Macmillan and joked about sleeping through questions.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Macmillan
Nehru
New York
Avalanche-Journal
France
Glen Cove
Long Island
de Gaulle
Charles de Gaulle
America
Eisenower
Two Drown In Texoma Tragedy
MADILL Oklahoma AP reports two youths drowned in Lake Texoma near the city. Larry Lewis 49 Greenville son of Benton Lewis and Eddie Gene Myre 20 Dallas son of James H. Myre Jr. were found after a boat incident at Island View resort. Lewis's body recovered at noon after drowning. Myre's body found two hours later. Fire Chief J D Warden said the depths reached about 80 feet. Myre Sr. suffered a heart attack and was hospitalized in Denison Texas in serious condition.
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Madill
Okla
Texas
Lake
Texoma
Here
Larry Lewis
Greenville
Benton Lewis
Eddie
Gene Myre
Dallas
James H. Myre Jr
Lewis
Myre
J. D. Warden
Portshoro
Tex
Island View Resort
Denison, Tex
Interim Committee Members Are Named
Speaker Waggoner Carr announced two appointments to interim legislative committees. Rep. Charles Hughes of Sherman was named to codify laws governing local water districts and Rep. Joe Cannon of Mexia was named to study the problems of the aged.
Consular Agency Closures Deepen Cuban Rift
The United States weighs pulling out of Cuba as consular posts including Santiago Antilla and Sagua Ya Grande face closure. Bonsal seeks assurances of immunity after the arrest of Marjorie Lennox, while Castro’s regime intensifies anti U.S. propaganda and a wall of hostility grows between capitals.
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Cuba
Santiago
Antilla
Sagua Ya Grande
Carmaguey
U.S
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Santiagao
Castro
Bonsal
Carlos Olivares
Bonisal
United Nations
United States
Four-room house murder shocks community
Authorities described a blood spattered dwelling where elder Mrs Ogle and her daughter-in-law Ethel Ogle were killed in bed. A 10 inch knife was found near Ethel’s body, there were signs of violent struggle, and the grandmother could not defend herself. The crime, discovered at 7 am, recalled a prior fatal torso case in Anniston.
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Sation
Cuba
United States
Martin
Ethel Ogle
Marvin Brown
Ethel’ Ogle
Anniston
Considine column snags Khrushchev visit in Norway
The columnist notes Zacharov in Norway scouting security before Khrushchev's planned visit. Sonia refuses to host a murderer, threatening to buy the Kremlin as a skating rink. The premier’s trip was canceled and Nixon debates loom in daytime TV. Castro’s hotel woes spark Latin American chatter. a Latin chief of mission praises early portions of his speech.
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Lai Zacharov
Norway
Khrushchev
Sonja
Sonia
Kremlin
Dick Nixon
Jack Kennedy
Castro
New York
Italian Leader Tito to Sail Aboard Lenardo da Vinci
New York AP report says Marshall Tito of Yugoslavia will sail Tuesday aboard the Italian liner Lenardo da Vinci. He is en route after attending the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The voyage includes Gibraltar Naples Cannes and Genoa with protest picketsNear by Tito faced police security concerns at the Yugoslav U.N. mission.
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New York
Marshall Tito
Yugoslavia
Shome
Lenardo da Vinci
Vito
United Nations General Assembly
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Gibraltar
Naples
Cannes
Genoa
U.N
State Department
Tito
Dobrivaje Vidic
Fifth Avenue
Bomb Blast Rocks Passaic N J and Links to Mad Bomber
A bomb exploded near a statue in Passaic New Jersey drawing thousands as police searched for fragments with electronics. A 11 year old, Ronald Grabowiecki of Passaic was seriously injured with a concussion while others were reported as satisfactory. The blast recalled the case of George Metesky The Mad Bomber who terrorized New Yorkers for 15 years. Police also checked the Waldorf Astoria after a bomb threat and found a hand grenade in Central Park hours before a Kadar visit. Two teens were arrested for detonating two homemade bombs in the city.
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Foley
Lone
George Metesky
Metesky
Waldorf- Astoria
Central Park
Janos Kadar
Park Zoo
Aubway Station
Actor Lou Costello Home Sold and Racing Mare Disposed
Judge approves sale of Lou Costello's Sherman Oaks house for 48500 and his 13 year old mare Bold Rebel for 4500. Estate debts addressed as Pat Costello, administrator, seeks funds. Costello died in 1959, widow Ann died in 1951. Christine Costello, 13, receives monthly support reduced from 400 to 200.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Clyde C. Triplett
Lou Costello
Sherman Oaks
George and
Ida Honoroff
Bold Rebel
George [Lewis
Northridge
Calif
Costello
Ann
Triplett
Christine
Pat Costello
THREE AT ONCE Father To Get 'Needed' Rest
Jeppie W Layton gave away all his children in a triple wedding at Fairmount Park Methodist Church. Barbara Anne Layton wed Robert E Wiseman Florida Jeanne Layton wed Robert H Howell and Sandra Lee Layton wed Harold E Barker Jr. about 500 invited guests attended. The father moved among groups during the ceremony as six rings were exchanged. A reception followed with a two-room receiving line and three cakes.
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Norfolk
Jeppie W. Layton
Fairmount Park Methodist Church
Barbara Anne Layton
Robert E. Wiseman
Florida
Jeanne Layton
Robert H. Howell
Sandra Lee Layton
Harold E. Barker Jr
Layton
Tve
New 1961 Cadillacs Exhibit with sculptured styling
New 1961 Cadillacs go on display at Alderson Cadillac Co in Describing the lineup Warner notes a completely new profile and seven model range. The 1961 line features shorter sedans, revised interiors, redesigned windshields, lower roof line, and new wheel discs. The Sixty Special is highlighted as the crown jewel with formal upper structure and jewel-like grille projects.
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Cadillac
Alderson
Cadillac Co
19Th St
Harold G. Wagner
iCadillac
General Motors
18Th St
Alderson Cadillac Co
Warner
Electronic Pop Gun To Inspect Magnets For watches
New York UPI reports Bulova iWatch scientists have developed an electronic pop gun to check magnets for a forthcoming electronic timepiece. The unit shoots defective magnets to a waste basket and directs good magnets to boxes for the production line. Cadillac exterior finishes feature lacquer like acrylics with five dorado color options.
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New York
UPI
Bulova iWatch Company
Births Amidst Lubbock Hospitals Reported With Weights
The notices list numerous newborns at Methodist West Texas Latif and St Marys hospitals. Each item names parents, addresses, baby’s sex and weight, time of birth, and father’s occupation, including a farmer, doctor, veteran, tractor operator, and city employees.
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Ray Givens Jr
131St St
West Texas Hospital
Jimmy Ball
118Th St
Paul Hernandez Gonzales
5Th St
Latif Clinic
City of
Lubbock
Dancing as Therapy Meets Tense Mood in San Francisco
Dr Bernard I Kahn of Kaiser Foundation Hospital argues dancing aids mental health. He plans a paper based on observations at a local studio. He calls dance a communication form with strong psychological effects and notes it helps release tension and can soften a tense personality.
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San Francisco
Bernard I. Kahn
Kaiser Foundation
Kahn
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