Khrushchev Urges Japan to Join Appeal Against Bomb Tests
In Moscow Khrushchev asked Japanese Ambassador Kadowaki for Japan to join the Soviet Union in appealing to the United States and Britain to suspend atomic and hydrogen bomb tests. He argued the USSR cannot suspend unilaterally without Western agreement, while Japan indicated global support would follow a halt.
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Japan
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
Suemitst Kadowaki
Kadowaki
Communist Party Central Committee
Iran pledges Russia no foreign bases in Iran
Tehran reports Iran will not permit any foreign military bases including the United States though it will continue to accept American military aid. A foreign ministry spokesman said the pledge was given to a Soviet delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov. Iran remains a Bagdad Pact member with a mutual defense accord with the Soviet Union.
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Tran
Russia
Iran
United States
Foreign Ministry
Vassily V. Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Moscow
Britain
Turkey
Iraq
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Senator Williams Seeks Stationery Refund Controversy
Secretary Humphrey says he would personally accept a stationery refund of 1508.26 from Senator Williams who attempted to return the unused allowance. Williams says a new regulation blocked refunds and wonders if the policy will let the money revert to the Treasury as unexpended.
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Treasury
Humphrey
Sen
Williams
R-Del
Sen. Williams
Come Hither and Look at Home Furnishings Spotlight
A local ad highlights Kroehler living room and bedroom furniture Simmons mattresses and Alexander Smith carpets. The message invites shoppers to visit the shop to make living more easy and beautiful with famous brands.
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Kroehler
Simmons
Alexander-Smith
Polish Aid Deal Narrowed as Talks Near Final Accord
After two months of talks, negotiators near a final U. S. aid package for Poland totaling about 100 million dollars. Diplomatic sources say the agreement could be reached by May 10 with 70 to 75 million in surplus farm goods and 25 to 30 million in a loan from Eisenhower’s fund to buy farming equipment and coal mining gear. Poland sought 330 million earlier, while the U. S. started at about 50 million.
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U. S
Poland
United States
Eisehower
Railway Express Drivers Authorized to Strike Sunday
The Teamsters Union allows Railway Express Agency drivers in several cities to strike at midnight Sunday, affecting about 2000 members in Cleveland Cincinnati and other locations. St Louis sources put total involved at 4100 Teamsters as the cooling off period ends.
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Teamsters Union
Railway Express Agency
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Teamster
St Louis
Teamsters
National Railway Mediation Board
Railway Express
Wright-Patterson Museum to display New Orleans cruiser
Wright-Patterson AFB Museum near Dayton unveils the Douglas World Cruiser New Orleans, one of two planes that completed the first globe circling. The event marks the Air Force Golden Anniversary with veterans and globe girdlers sharing stories and battles faced during the 1924 around-the-world flight.
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Dayton
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U.S. Air Force
Air Force Museum
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
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United States Air Force
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Chicago
Boston
United States
Argentina
England
France
Italy
Portugal
Malay Peninsula
Multan
Karachi
Parkistan
Kirkwall
Orkney Islands
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Iceland
Globe
Archie Old
Strategic Air Command
Farmer 87 Killed In Van Wert County Collision
Ridge Township farmer Ralph Bockey 87 died Saturday when his car collided with Floyd Jones 35 of Convoy one mile south of Van Wert on Ohio 118. The accident occurred in Van Wert as both vehicles were traveling toward the city.
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van Wert
Ohio
Ralph Bockey
Ridge Twp
Floyd Jones
Bettsville Plant Cuts 22 Jobs Amid Slowing Orders
In Tiffin Ohio a Bacsi Inc Bettsville plant announces a layoff of 22 workers due to weaker demand for refractories led by reduced steel industry orders. The action begins Saturday reflecting broader market softness and temporary staffing adjustments.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Bettsville
Bacsi Inc
Richmond Anniversary Dinner Invites Fourth Black Guest
The Virginia State Chamber faced a renewed controversy over an inadvertent invitation to a distinguished Black guest. Edward R. Dudley, former ambassador to Liberia and NAACP legal staffer, was named as the fourth Black recipient. The chamber said invitations would be rescinded and non whites would be seated courteously if they attended. Dr St Clair Drake had earlier announced he would not attend.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Edward R. Dudley
New York
Liberia
NAACP
State Chamber
St. Clair Drake
Roossevent University
Chicago
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