Americans inched toward a 21 nation summit in Pan American plan
Secretary Dulles and Brazil’s President Kubitschek neared agreement on a presidential summit to launch Operation Pan American aimed at boosting inter American ties. The plan would have techs craft action programs while ministers discuss price stabilizations, with no firm U.S. dollar aid to Brazil for coffee or oil.
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Rio
Latin America
U.S
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Showdown Vote On Farm Bill In House
The House faced a showdown on a compromise farm bill that would cut price supports for cotton, corn, and rice while expanding cotton planting and adjusting programs. The two-thirds vote was required for passage, with administration opposition and dairy, urban, and anti-fee factions lining up against the bill.
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Benson
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Nhu Returns Home From Cambodia Border Talks
Nhu Dinh Nhu brother and chief adviser to South Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh Diem arrived in Saigon after a one day trip to Cambodia to seek a settlement of the long border dispute. He refused to disclose the results to newsmen.
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Saigon
Mgo Dinh Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Cambodia
Summit hopes fade as Khrushchev pushes UN or outside talks
Western diplomats view Khrushchev's move toward a United Nations General Assembly session or an exit from UN talks as wrecking any chance for an early heads of government meeting. The timeline recalls July through August efforts, with Eisenhower, Macmillan, de Gaulle, and Mao involved in shifting proposals and deadlines.
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U.n.general Assembly
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Khru
Security Council
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Man Swims For Life Chased By Own Boat
Richard W. Taylor, 68, swam three miles after his speedboat ran out of gas and circled him. Coast Guard cutters intercepted the pilotless craft, and a lifeguard revived him after he was brought ashore unconscious.
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Calif
Hollywood
Richard W. Taylor
Santa Catalina Island
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Barbara Payton Divorcing Hubby in Hollywood
Former actress Barbara Payton says she is divorcing her third husband George A. Provas. Her first husband was John Payton an Air Force officer and her second Franchot Tone, who once fought Tom Neal over her affections.
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Hollywood
Barbara Payton
George A. Provas
Nogales Ariz
John Payton
Air Force
Franchot Tone
Tom Neal
France Grants Automatic Citizenship to Spouse Marriages
France extends automatic citizenship to wives who marry French citizens unless they opt out. The rule assumes naturalization through marriage, reflecting the country's approach to integration and nationality.
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