Khrushchev hints at missiles ban as part of disarmament deal
Khrushchev said the Soviet Union would discuss banning intercontinental missiles only within a disarmament package. He demanded Western dismantling of U.S. bases, a summit on foreign force reductions in Europe, and an immediate ban on atomic and hydrogen weapons. He claimed Soviet missiles can devastate targets worldwide and warned Western powers push unsatisfactory ultimatums.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
West
United States
Germany
European
Eisenhower
Communist Party
U.S
Europe
Soviet Science and Engs
Minsk
Pravda
Stricken Man Finally Gets Aid Too Late
Raymond Porter Johnson 53 of Wheeling died after a heart attack as he tried to flag down help. Passersby failed to stop until a taxicab finally alerted an ambulance. An oxygen-equipped ambulance carried him to Kessel Clinic. he died minutes after treatment began. Parson s and Dr. James Kessel noted timely care could have saved him.
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Ripley
W. Va
Raymond Porter Johnson
Wheeling
Johnson
Anne Winters
Parsons
Funeral
Kessel Clinie
Fire Control Reached After Two Hour Toledo Blaze
Northwest of Toledo volunteer fire departments battled more than two hours to bring a stubborn fire under control at the Miracle Mile Shopping Center. Property damage was estimated at 600000 dollars.
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Toledo, Ohio
Miracle Mile
Murdered Atlanta doctor and wife found in charred home
Police say the bodies of Dr. Benjamin L. Camp and his wife were found in a burned Cobb County house. Investigators believe they were murdered before the fire. valuables and diamonds are missing, with relatives noting antique furniture, oil paintings, and Mrs Camp’s bound hands.
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Atlanta
Benjamin L. Camp
Northwestern University School of Medicine
Amés Bates
Cobb County Detectives
Middletown Boy Roy Nickell Sparks Fund Drive
A Middletown family seeks help as Roy Eugene Nickell, almost three, battles a tumor in his right eye. The Journal reports triggering a community response led by Lions Club with Armco Steel Corp backing and Kiwanis coordination. Plans pause for travel to New York due to weather. a Feb. 3 eye exam will shape funding needs.
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Ernest Nickell
Amanda
Armco
Kiwanis Club
Don Holstein
Middletown Works
Middletown
New York
Algernon B. Reese
Eye Institute
Holstein
Nickell
Roy Eugene
Ralph Wright
Charles Egleston
Kiwanis
Menderes Secret Iraq Mission Shakes Baghdad Pact
Ankara reporting Premier Adnan Menderes returned from a hurried secret mission to Iraq amid a Baghdad Pact conference. The visit added tension as Moslem members debate economic aid and Western policy toward Israel, with U S officials watching closely.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Iraq
Imoe
United States
Middle East
Menderes
Baghdad Alliance
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Grand National Assembly
Dulles
Baghdad
Iran
Pakistan
Israel
Nuri
Baghdad Pact Secretariat
U. S
Britain
Pact
Eisenhower to Send Education Aid Message to Congress
President Eisenhower will transmit a special four year one billion dollar program for education aid to Congress. The White House announced the 2,600 word message on Saturday and Secretary Marion B. Folsom has already publicized details, including expanded scholarships and fellowships for science and other students.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Milk Bargain Battle Echoes Across Quad-City Stores
Milk prices fluctuated across Illinois and Iowa with 41 cents per half gallon last week and 19 cents per half gallon advertised earlier this week. Moline retailers followed by cutting to five cents per quart on Friday night and several stores offered a half gallon free with a ten dollar grocery order.
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Moline
Quad-City
Illinois
Iowa
Saturna
Venezuela Claims Easing Violence After Tumultuous Week
Caracas reports a drop in clashes as the junta tightens control while Perez Jimenez backers and opponents clash. Stores reopen, traffic normalizes, and thousands seek relatives abroad as the death toll nears 300 with over 1,000 injured. Army patrols keep houses from arson.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Tycoon Robert Young Kills Self in Florida Home
Palm Beach Florida AP railroad executive Robert Young of the New York Central shot himself with a double barreled shotgun in a top floor billiard room of his Palm Beach house. The 60 year old despondent veteran was found in a chair with the gun between his knees. Reports say the act occurred around 10 a m and was discovered after a family member searched for him following a scheduled afternoon gathering.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Robert Young
New York Central
Palm Beach
Fred Mead
Mead
Friends
Young
Death Verse Written by Palms Beach Tycoon Robert Young
Palm Beach Florida home of rail baron Robert Young where he spent winters is a 25 room mansion. He wrote poetry not doggerel and one verse hints at his wish for disposal of his body after death describing tossing into the sea and decay at the surf's edge.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Robert Young
D-Day for City Income Tax Vote Approaches
City commissioners set Wednesday for a vote on the proposed city income tax. Ed Edmiston reviews the ordinance details on page 33, while John Fleming examines how budget cuts affect the Police Division and cruisers. The piece notes national defense themes and mentions a missile training school at Redstone Arsenal.
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City Commission
Ed Edmiston
John Fleming
Army
Redstone Arsenal
Associated Press
Zarubin Eyes Nixon In Proposed East West Talks
Washington report says Ambassador Georgi Zarubin likely pressed Vice President Nixon for a firsthand view of the man who could be president. The meeting, about 40 minutes, aimed to gauge Nixon’s stance on Soviet-American relations and possible secret talks toward a summit.
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Washington
Georgi Zarubin
Richard Nixon
Zarubin
Nixon
State Department
Russia
Zaruzin
Bulganin
Gromyko
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Eisenhower visits Pentagon to urge defense overhaul
President Eisenhower make a personal trip to the Pentagon to confer with Defense Secretary McElroy and 14 officials on reorganizing the defense establishment. Senators Mansfield and Knowland welcomed the move while others warned against consolidating command as Congress weighs changes ahead of Sputnik era challenges.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Secretary of
Defense McElroy
McElroy
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Omar Bradley
White House
James C. Hagerty
Pentagon
Hagerty
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Sev. Bridges
R-Nh
Secret Gear Lethal Air Force B26 Crashes Near Salt Lake
A B26 with presumed classified equipment crashed in a snow storm just north of Salt Lake Municipal Airport. One civilian, James F. Wharton Jr., 30, was killed and three Air Force personnel were injured. Investigators from Hill AFB probe the crash, which occurred during takeoff to Wendover AFB, a missile test hub linked to New Mexico and California. Wharton lived near Holloman AFB in Alamogordo, New Mexico, home base of the B26 program.
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Salt Lake City
Air Force
Salt Lake Municipal Airport
Hill Air Force Base
Ogden
Utah
Wendover Air Force Base
New Mexico
California
James F. Wharton Jr
Martin Aircraft Co
Holloman Afb
Alamogordo
N. M
Martin
Holloman
Wendover
Enduring Republic From Forefathers Tenets
A compact reflection on how the republic founded by early leaders outlived expectations, enduring beyond what the founders might have imagined and preserving its core ideals through changing times.
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