Perky Moskvitch Becomes Cocky As Khrushchev Tour
New York report describes the Moskvitch import, the first Soviet car sold in the United States. The four cylinder four door sedan weighs 2,180 pounds and gets about 30 mpg. It lists for 1,605 dollars in New York with radio and heater. Syracuse dealer Robert J Castle plans a showroom network as public interest rises and orders pour in.
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Broadway
Robert J. Castle
Syracuse
N. Y
Moscow
Castle
Castro Agents Seize AP Reporter In Cuba
U S Embassy officials press to visit AP reporter Richard Valeriani and photojournalist Tony Ortega held since a Havana riot at José Martí Airport. Both were detained after covering clashes between pro and anti Castro groups. access to the U S Embassy and AP remained blocked while authorities gave no clear explanation.
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Richard Valeriani
Associated Press
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Fidel Castro
Tony Ortega
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Orega
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Burlington
N. J
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Valeriani
Sniper Tries to Jitter Train Crews in Nashville Area
Reports from Nashville indicate a sniper has fired on Louisville and Nashville trains five times since last Thursday. Fireman W R Harris described a bullet ricocheting off a cab and a second through a window. Carl Jabtree was cut by glass. Police see no clear motive as shots target yards south of city limits, with isolated hits near Union Station and the fleet of a house trailer yard.
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Nashville
W. R Harris
Buile
Carl Jabtree
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Sai
Tall Road
L&n
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Ohio Guard Officers to Attend Fort Leavenworth Course
Eleven Ohio National Guard officers depart Columbus for a week long refresher course at the Command and General Staff School at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Participants include Maj Gen Leven G Windom Reynoldsburg and Brig Gen Howard F Haines Columbus among others from the 37th Division staff and associated units.
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Command and General Staffs
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Kaw
National Guard
Leven G. Windom
Reynoldsburg
Howard F. Haines
Herbert B. Eagon
Delaware
William Morr
John Humes
Robert Bennett
Toledo
Robs Kh
Canterbury
Mansfield
James E. Tritschler
John Simmons
Earl W Schroeder
Erle Brogewater
Athens
Watchman Killed at Akron B and O Crossing
Akron police say watchman Robert Key 42 was directing traffic for an approaching Baltimore and Ohio train when struck by Clyde Nelson 25 of Kent. Key was in the street flagging traffic. his body was hurled about 135 feet.
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Ovo
Baltimore & Ohio
Robert Key
Clyde Nelson
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Key
March Held For Negroes Demonstration in Columbus Rainy Protest
About 95 placard carrying Ohio State University students walked around the Statehouse in rain to show sympathy with southern Negroes. The march was unaffiliated with the NAACP, though local headquarters supported it. A later local march was planned downtown in the afternoon. Iran, formerly Persia, has partial underground canals that carry water for irrigation up to 20 miles.
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Ohio State University
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Columbus
Iran
Persia
Underground nuclear tests could evade detection, experts warn
Washington AP reports a congressional summary based on hearings by Bethe Teller Urey and Graves predicts muffled underground blasts five times the power of the first atomic bombs may go undetected for years until monitoring systems improve. Eisenhower announced new underground tests for peaceful purposes, noting detection development.
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Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Hans Bethe
Edward Teller
Harold Urey
Alvin C. Graves
Eisenhower
United States
U.S
Many Wear FALSE TEETH With More Comfort
FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline powder, holds false teeth more firmly for eating and talking. Just sprinkle a little on dentures. No gummy texture or taste. Helps control odors from denture breath. Available at drug counters.
Near East lists nineteen countries and dependencies
A regional tally notes nineteen political entities in the Near East, including recognized states and dependent territories. The count reflects recent changes in sovereignty and administrative status across the region.
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Near East
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Finds Relief
New York report notes a new healing substance that can shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage with lasting results.
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New York, N. Y
Specter
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