Eisenhower to Meet Tito and Latin Leaders in UN Day
President Eisenhower will meet Tito of Yugoslavia and Latin American leaders in New York as part of a two pronged diplomatic push. He will address the General Assembly and host a luncheon for 18 Latin American representatives as foreign leaders gather for talks.
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Coors Case Linked to Escaped Murderer in Ransom Plot
FBI disclosed Adolph Coors III was shot twice in the back and a ransom demand of 500000 followed his February disappearance. They tie Joseph Corbett III, a 51 year old fugitive, to the case via boasts and circumstantial evidence as authorities shift to Colorado detectives.
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Man Dies In Area Wreck Near Lorenzo
A 19 year old Lorenzo farmer, Taylor Taster, died from injuries after his truck overturned near Laepenvec about 6 pm Wednesday. He was a Tech student and member of the Lorenzo farming family. Funeral services planned at Carter Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife and parents.
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Man Killed In Hunting Mishap
Midland special finds James Thlord Thompson, 4, of Midland, dead after a hunting accident Wednesday afternoon. He died at Midland Memorial Hospital after surgery, found on a country road three miles northwest of Midland. The injury occurred when a shotgun fired while crossing a fence gate. funeral arrangements are pending.
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TROOP CHANGES URGED IN CONGO STANDOFF
An African bloc demands UN action amid tensions over the ouster of Chonan and Guinean troops. Mobutu’s regime cites instability as it presses for restraint while Guinea accuses secessionist forces and seeks foreign support in the crisis. The UN faces pressure from member states including Sweden and the Soviet Union as negotiations continue.
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Castro Party Behind In Rent At Harlem Hotel
Fidel Castro and his party fell behind on rent at Theresa Hotel in Harlem Manhattan. A spokesman for operator Love Woods said the group owed about 850 dollars by 2 pm for lodging in 40 rooms. Woods waited for payment and threatened action if not received.
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Nasser and envoy discuss UN trip plans
Vice President Nasser conferred with US Ambassador Frederick Reinhard on Wednesday to discuss a possible Nasser trip to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. US diplomatic sources did not rule out a meeting between Nasser and President Eisenhower.
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Khrushchev Makes Balcony News Conference Reappears
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev unexpectedly appeared on a Park Avenue balcony to hold two news conferences. He dismissed life threat rumors and claimed he was not under house arrest as photographers crowded nearby.
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Preparedness notes in high school age education column
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Khrushchev Bombshell Hints at UN Peace Showdown
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev staged two balcony speeches at the United Nations in New York amid high drama about possible world peace declarations. Western observers expect U.S. President Eisenhower may respond with dual UN appearances around Khrushchev's address and a Cuban missile crisis style show of diplomacy.
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Fair Boosters Due In New Mexico
A readable fragment notes planned fair booster activity in New Mexico with references to local groups and dates. The text is incomplete but suggests community efforts and upcoming events related to a county or city fair.
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