Governors Back Khrushchev Visits Across United States
Governors largely support Khrushchev visiting their states to showcase democracy at work. Only Gov. Paul Fannin of Arizona opposes any effort to arrange a visit, while Gov. Clinton A. Clausen of Maine shows little enthusiasm for Khrushchev’s stop there.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Clinton A. Clausen
Maine
Art Lover Led Jekyll Hyde Life
Daniel M. Snyder 40 a former Marine and art enthusiast lived a dual life as businessman and robber posing as a police sergeant. He was killed by police after a drugstore holdup in Los Angeles when he opened fire after officers arrived and a badge replica was found on him.
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Los Angeles
Daniel M. Snyder
Snyder
Cain L. Wood
Weather forecast and temperatures extend into midweek
Rain is likely with continued hot humid conditions through Wednesday. Today's forecast calls for partly cloudy skies warm and humid with scattered showers and a high near 91 and a low around 72. Wednesday stays cloudy and warm with a chance of showers and some wind and a 93 high. Middletown recorded 83 at noon and 72 this morning with 1.10 inches of rain by 8 am.
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Middletown
The Modern Husband Teases Wife Over Cake Purchase
A humorous quip in today’s Chuckle has a husband remarking the cake tastes wonderful and questioning if his wife bought it herself. The playful line highlights domestic banter with a light tone.
Governors back Khrushchev visit amid peace hopes
The nation’s governors at their 51st Annual Conference signaled support for Khrushchev’s September visit and Eisenhower’s fall trip to the Soviet Union. They set aside party lines as they praised the exchange of visits, with figures such as Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York among approving governors.
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Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Ann
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Nors
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Governors discuss Khrushchev talks while party rift grows
Minnesota Governor Freman says intimate talks with Khrushchev could educate the people as Michigan Governor Williams seeks turkey talk if Khrushchev visits his state. Meanwhile a Democratic feud emerges with Connecticut Governor Ribicoff backing Kennedy against California's Pat Brown over smoke filled room accusations.
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Orville L. Freman
Minnesota
Khrushchev
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Turkey
Connecticut
Abraham A. Ribicoff
California
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Ribicoff
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Brown
Kennedy
Why Is Khrushchev Eager To See U S
Khrushchev accepts an invitation to visit the United States as a calculated risk to cool Cold War tensions for a few months. He may use the Washington-Moscow exchange to test American opinion, reassure Western allies, and probe the leader of a country they view as intent on global revolution. The move could unsettle Beijing and Berlin, while offering the U S a chance to gauge Soviet aims and strength.
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Nikita Khruschev
United States
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
America
Moscow-Washington
Peiping
Berlin
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Frol R. Koslov
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Poland
Pat Khrushchev
General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Europe
China
Foreign aid isn't only one way street
A Davenport Iowa letter from India praises American aid while noting Rey New Mexico town of 750 faced five days without water due to old equipment. Indian student Vincent G. Thomas sent ten dollars toward a new pump to help relieve local debt and fund water supply.
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N.M
Davenport
Iowa
India
Cowtown
Vincent G. Thomas
Rey
Nixon Tours Poland Amid Lunch Talks and Warsaw Sightseeing
Vice President Richard Nixon continues his Poland trip with a luncheon with Premier Cyrankiewicz, a housing tour, and a university visit in Warsaw. Amb. Beam hosts a reception as Nixon plans to return to Washington Wednesday after discussions with Gomulka and other officials.
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Warsaw
Poland
Richard O 'M. Nixon
Josef Cyrankiewicz
University of Warsaw
U. S
Jacob D. Beam
Washington
Army Death Notice Was Almost Right
William H. Suggs a retired Army sergeant says two Army letters arrived: one with condolences and another urging insurance claims for his death. He described reading the notice as like a death warrant and explained his wife panicked until he proved he is alive.
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Albuquerque
N.M
William H. Suggs
U.S. Army
Suggs
Nix Visits Polish Church Center Amid Church Tension
Vice President Richard M. Nixon toured the church serving as Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski’s seat in Warsaw. The cardinal, who left Monday for a vacation, faces a wary state church scene as Western diplomats note his cool attitude toward contacts with Westerners.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
Russia
Warsaw
Richard M. Nixon
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszinski
Nixon Toasts Peace in Poland Reception
At a presidential reception Nixon won applause from Polish officials and foreign diplomats with a toast to peace. In the palace hall the vice president recalled Eisenhower’s 14 years ago war destruction and Nixon’s view of Warsaw’s reconstruction.
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Nixon
Poland
Eisenhower
Warsaw
Nixon Urges Warsaw Peace Promise After War Losses
Nixon cited talks with Polish leaders and voiced hope that Poland and all nations avoid repeating the suffering of Warsaw and Poland in two wars, insisting unity on preventing repeated aggression.
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Nixon
Warsaw
Poland
Exact Date Is Not Set For Krushchev's Visit
Speculation on Khrushchev's U S visit date ranged from September 8 to 16 tied to his UN General Assembly plans. Officials say no fixed arrival date exists with mid September, a two to three day Washington stay, and a 10 day US tour under discussion.
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Krushchev
Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Eisenhower
White House
Kremlin
Washington
Labor Committee in Labor Control Bill Fight
Rep. Graham A. Barden accused organized labor reps of trying to seize the House Labor Committee in drafting labor control legislation. In Ohio reports a Xenia man described five hours of captivity after three strangers stopped his station wagon at a Dayton traffic light. A plane search west of Portsmouth failed to locate the aircraft after a farm crash report. Betsy G. McCutchen of New Orleans was granted a divorce from Richard McCutchen of Columbus in Delaware Common Pleas Court. he had gained fame as The $64,000 Question winner in 1956.
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Washington
Graham A. Barden
DNC
Organized Labor
House Labor Committee
Springfield
Ohio
Carl E. Scott
Dayton
Portsmouth
Here
Delaware, Ohio
Betsy G. McCutchen
New Orleans
Common Pleas
Richard McCutchen
Columbus
McCutchen
Widower denies plans to marry German widow in New York
Mississippi widower Lokie Lynch says publicity over a claimed engagement to Astrid Manns, a German widow traveling with four children, is false. He offered to hire her as a housekeeper and to adopt two of her children, but insists no marriage was discussed. Manns arrived from Germany with five children, a car, and 13 pieces of luggage, and the family left with Lynch driving toward the South.
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New York
Astrid Manns
Germany
Lokie G. Lynch
Oxford
Miss
Santa Claus
Ind
United States
Lynch
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