Ike to Hear Nixon Address As U S-Named Talks Continue
President Eisenhower prepares for a public address while U S officials plan a talk with Tito, with focus on Cold War tensions. Reports note Khrushchev’s harsher stance and U S cautions amid U 2 incident fallout and Africa policy signals for 1960.
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Eisenhower Khrushchev Meeting Amid World Tensions
President Eisenhower plans to speak to the Assembly while Khrushchev meets with reporters. The visit includes questions on life threats and potential U S hostilities as the two powers discuss public appearances and a planned reception.
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Khrushchev answers press on space and stay date
Fragmented transcript shows Nikita Khrushchev dodging questions on sending a man to space and his stay schedule at the United Nations. He refuses to specify dates or a timetable while discussing coexistence with the West and responding to reporters about American elections.
Demonstrations in city sparked clash at Cuban venue
A confrontation erupted when pro Castro supporters clashed with anti Castro exiles at a restaurant. Fists and beer bottles flew as shots rang out injuring Louis Rodrigues and two others. Police linked the gunfire to an invading Castro faction.
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Press Club Criticized for Inviting Khrushchev Remarks Spark Debate
The Overseas Press Club faced sharp criticism from Rep. Emanuel Celler and others over inviting Soviet Premier Khrushchev to speak. Club leaders defend the event as a chance for American journalists to question Khrushchev uncensored, arguing it supports press freedom and scrutiny of Soviet affairs.
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Mobil Official Warns Gas Tax Endangers Economy
George J. Gregor, Southwest marketing manager of Mobile Out Co., says gasoline over taxation threatens the U.S. economy and that a drop in gas sales could be a real new tax. He notes current state and federal taxes push price per gallon toward higher totals with ongoing uncertainty about future rates and policy effects.
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Reports Indicate Red Visit In Cuba
The Cuba situation is uncertain with claims of a high level Red visit and possible troop movements. Official sources show conflicting accounts about Castro's regime and readiness for any anticipated actions while foreign media report a Soviet link and potential leadership meetings.
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Movie Folk Nod Knowingly At Cameras Fiasco
Hollywood fussed as photographers were searched for guns before Khrushchev’s UN arrival. Journalists compared the security to scenes from Alfred Hitchcock’s Foreign Correspondent, a 1940 thriller about an assassin posing as a photographer.
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Lady Chatterleys Lover Ruled Obscene in Britain
London magistrates ruled D. H. Lawrence novel Lady Chatterleys Lover obscene and confiscated it amid a case involving bookseller William Borthwick. Police seized almost 300 novels and art volumes with 200 photographs and slides while Penguin Books faces further court action next month over an uncensored edition.
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Solon Accused In Income Tax Deficit
The Globe Democrat reports the Internal Revenue Service accuses Earle Clements former Kentucky governor and senator and Johnson campaign coordinator of failure to report income. The paper says the IRS final determination cites fraud with intent to evade tax for years 193? to 1946, though Clements denies underpayment and says his taxes are accurate.
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Ike and Tito Talks Set as Leaders Plan NY Stop
President Eisenhower alters travel plans staying in New York to meet with Tito and other top leaders. A White House cabinet meeting is canceled and idlewild Airport meet greeted by Mayor Warner is planned, with Khrushchev unlikely to meet the president.
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Accused Slaver Placed On FBI s 10 Most Wanted
A man described as a confident liar and thief is listed on the FBI Ten Most Wanted for a brutal robbery and related crimes. The report notes his alleged travel to bars and possible flight to another country, with U.S. authorities seeking his capture.
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Kindergarten or Sitting Service Debate Persists
Century old debate on the value of kindergarten continues in the United States. The first kindergarten appeared in 1872 in Wisconsin as a private institution, with public school adoption gradual in St Louis, Missouri, amid calls for free early education and concerns about costs and time.
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