Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan visits Wall Street
Anastas I Mikoyan arrives in New York for a Wall Street lunch with bankers as security bands Idlewild Airport a precaution. Police monitor demonstrations by Communist refugees while a warning from Los Angeles police weighs on his US visit amid a tense start to his nationwide trip.
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Anastas I. Mikoyan
Wall Street
Idlewild
Mikoyan
Los Angeles
William H. Parker
United States
Arkady Sobolev
United Nations
Richard C. Patterson
New York City
U. N
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Fireman Killed In Arson Fire Near University Campus
A fatal fire in a three story Oakland apartment building near the University of Pittsburgh left firefighter Bartley O Malley dead and caused about 40000 in damage. Investigators say an argument between handyman Ernest Goler and custodian Ann Owens led to suspicions of arson.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
University of Pittsburgh
Oakland
Stephen Adley
Bartley O'Malley
Man Ready To Forgive Yet Law Holds Kidnapping Suspect
Frank Chionchio, 28, urged no charges against his accused kidnapper, but the law pressed ahead. Jean Iavarone, 43, widow, held on $5,000 bail for kidnapping with a possible 20‑to‑life sentence. Magistrate Roe denied mental observation sought by defense. next court date Jan 20.
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Frank Chionchio
Chionchio
Jean Lava Lone
James A. Roe Jr
Iavarone
Chuckle: A Clever Person Puts Problems Away
A witty line notes that a clever person handles problems by postponing them to a brainy day. The quip frames intelligence as prudent planning and self restraint.
Executions Spark U S Criticism of Castro Regime
Congressional voices rose in protest over Cuba s firing squad executions amid the Castro government s suspension announcement. Castro defended the deaths as necessary to purify the nation, while lawmakers urged fair trials and international legal input to avoid a Balkan like bloodbath and preserve hemisphere respect.
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John H. Aerill Washington
Cuba
United States
House
Fidel Castro
Hemisphere
Aiken
Batistan
Castro
Havana
U.S
Batista
Who's Who of American Women Includes One Man
Washington columnist Shirley Povich jokes about inclusion in the Who's Who of American Women 19 000 names list noting his male appearance and male-dominated field. He says he is accustomed to such mix ups and accepts the publishers' choice.
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Daniel Meaney
University of Minnesota Hospital
Minneapolis
Craig Indrlie
Craig
Dale Indrlie
Manchester
Minn
Washington
Shirley Povich
Washington Post
Povich
League of American Penwomen
Isidore Lopez
Colon
Cuba
Lopez
Batista
Street Sign Confusion Leads Visitor to Capitol
A Baton Rouge visitor called police for directions to the state Capitol. Desk Sgt. Gunby asked for location and the man replied from a phone booth saying he was at the corner of Walk and Don t Walk.
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Baton Rouge
State Capitol
M. K. Gunby
Cuban Rebels Suspend Executions After Criticism
Cuban rebels announce suspension of executions and pledge public trials for about 3000 prisoners charged with war crimes following mounting U.S. criticism. A palace spokesman said no date for reimposing the death penalty has been set as Castro faces protests and defends the measures as necessary to purify the nation.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista Flass
McAu
Weuensagg
Manuel Arrautia
Fidel Castro
Castro
Roberto Agramonte
Batista
Mariano
Agramonte
Ohioans Split Over Young Lausche Snub
A sample of letters shows an even split in Ohio opinion on Sen. Stephen Young skipping Lausche at the new senator’s swearing in. Readers from Cleveland to Dayton praise independence, defend the snub, or argue it reflects voter choices and cooperation needs.
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Washington
Young
Senate
Lausche
Congress
Dulles warns of hardship to curb communism growth
In Washington Secretary Dulles said austerity and sacrifice may span generations to counter economic and military expansion of communism. He warned the period ahead could be harder than current times.
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Washington (Ap
John Foster Dulles
Queen Elizabeth II to Open Seaway on Canadian Tour
Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will begin a six week Canadian tour on June 18. The queen will officiate the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway during the visit.
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London
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Buckingham Palace
St. Lawrence Seaway
Stable Character Woman Endures Isolation Test At Wright
Zelma Arment a 38 year old Air Force civilian technician spent seven straight days in a dark silent isolation chamber at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. She says women may handle isolation better than men and kept a diary during the test while receiving bodily sensation data via wires.
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Dayton, Ohio
Zelma Arment
Sss
Arment
Air Force
Haseen
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
The
Wright Air Development Center
WADC
Aeromedical Laboratory
Wright-Patterson
Weather shows mild trend with showers in Miami Valley
The Miami Valley faces a warming trend but cloudy skies and light rain persist through Thursday. Today and tonight will be cloudy and mild with a high near 50 and a low around 36. Thursday looks cloudy and cooler with more rain, reaching about 43. Middletown highs yesterday reached 48 at 5 pm and the 12:30 am low was 36. rainfall from 4 to 8 am totaled .08 inches.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
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