Kennedy Attacks Nixon On Farm Policy In Midwest Swing
Sen John F Kennedy argued in Minneapolis that Republican farm pledges mirror Benson while promising reform is a slick slogan. He said the GOP shows a performance gap with a 26 percent drop in farmers net income over eight years and blasted Nixon for unkept promises. Kennedy also urged aid to Poland via economic ties to satellites and criticized Eisenhower administration policy toward Soviet bloc countries.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John F. Kennedy
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Chicago
Massachusetts
Poland
Nixon
Khrushchev demands US apology over U2 and RB47 row
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said no meeting with Eisenhower unless an apology is issued for the U2 spy flight. He rejected releasing two RB47 survivors until Soviet investigators decide. He seeks UN approval for Red China’s admission and noted a bomb scare involving a pie delivery to his UN delegation in Manhattan.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Park Avenue
Fort Tilden
Brooklyn
Virginia L. McClearly
Luling
Texas
Glen Cove
N.Y
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
U.S
Francis Gary Powers
Pound
United States
U.S.S.R
Red China
General Assembly
Moscow
Nicolai Zaharov
U.N
Manhattan
Ft. Tilden
Khrushchev refuses trade over U2 apology demand
Khrushchev said at the Paris summit that an apology for the U2 downing is not to be traded for the release of the two RB47 crew members shot down in the Arctic. Eisenhower had linked any meeting to the fliers' freedom and Kremlin cooperation.
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Paris
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.S.S
Kremlin
Arctic
Chuckle: Motorist Finds Car Inside Folded Roadmap
A lighthearted quip about a motorist who folded a roadmap only to discover his compact car was still inside the fold, playing on the idea of space and surprise.
Mae In Washington For Talks On Neutralist Pressure
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Washington to confer with President Eisenhower on strategy for handling neutralist pressure at the United Nations ahead of a possible Eisenhower Khrushchev meeting. Prime Minister Robert Menzies of Australia joins the talks as Eisenhower, fresh from Denver and Ellera Doud’s funeral, weighs whether to proceed with final decisions.
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United Nations
Eisenhower
Miami
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Denver
Elivera Doud
Harold Macmillan
Nehru
India
Macmillan
New York
White House
Robert G. Menzies
Australia
Menzies
Nixon Attacks Kennedy During Ohio Indiana Campaign Route
Vice President Richard M. Nixon demanded Kennedy stop attacking Eisenhower’s U N performance as reckless and irresponsible. Nixon touted Eisenhower and campaigned through Ohio and Indiana with large crowds in Akron Canton and Mansfield, contrasting Kennedy’s Syracuse foreign policy speech and his UN remarks.
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NIXON
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
United Nations
Ohio
Indiana
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Syracuse
N.Y
United Nations General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
United States
Khrushchev shouts at U.N. as Wadsworth rebukes stance
United Nations in New York braces as Premier Khrushchev berates the United States in a Saturday session. U.S. Ambassador James J. Wadsworth warns the performance undermines serious talks on disarmament and peace in our time. Khrushchev hints at a bloc of socialist nations at the U.N. and accuses the West of bias.
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N.Y
Khrushchev
United States
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
Assembly
Wadsworth
Red China
U.N
Francisco Franco
Spain
Frederick Boland
Ireland
Jose Felix de Sequerica
Boland
Soviet Union
New Edict May Stop Americans From Leaving Cuba
Havana reports Fidel Castro regime imposes new financial limits limiting travel abroad. Airlines and travel agencies require prior approval from the Curban Currency Stabilization Fund before selling tickets, potentially blocking departures for Americans without valid tickets. In a separate note, Radio Voz says Robert Cruz Alfonso was executed for the attempted assassination of Jose Pardo Linda. a secret tribunal handed 10 to 30 year terms to 11 others tied to the plot.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Curban Currency Stabilization Fund
Radio Voz
Robert Cruz Alfonso
Jose Pardo Linda
U.S
Castro
Pardo
Cruz Alfonso
Inside a large family life with six children
A Middletown family with six children is described as making life interesting rather than a hardship. Iona Asher contributes a piece on them on page 25. A mention notes Nixon’s advisers in a separate feature on page 45. A historical Labor conflict milestone involves the 1910 Los Angeles Times bombing, discussed on page 21.
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Iona Asher
Los Angeles Times
Settlement Reached in Rail Dispute Mediation
Washington AP The National Mediation Board said a settlement was reached between the Switchmen's Union of North America and 17 railroads pending ratification by union members. Federal mediators had sought a settlement for a week and a Buffalo injunction kept workers on the job. U.S. District Judge Henderson granted the injunction, saying railroads would face irreparable harm without it. The temporary injunction expires at midnight with a possible walkout 72 hours later for 8500 switchmen paid 2.73 dollars an hour.
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Washington
National Mediation Board
Switchmen's Union of North America
Buffalo
N.Y
U.S. Dist
John C. Henderson
Southern and Western Railroads
Calm For The Moment Flicker Of Hope Seen In Congo
In Leopoldville a small group of college graduate technicians began to slowly restart the government as UN officials report relative calm. Western diplomats say the situation shows signs of improvement despite ongoing rumors of unrest in the Congolese army over pay delays. Belgians are returning to the Congo after independence, though immigration clearance remains a friction point.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
United Nations
New Republic
U.N
I Congo
Last Efforts Fail 70000 Ready To Strike GE
In New York the International Union of Electrical Workers vows a midnight strike against General Electric after six weeks of talks failed to yield a new contract. About 70000 GE workers nationwide are represented by IUE, with Evandale plant unaffected and a pending UAW strike averted. Federal mediators pressed for an accord but reports say no progress after a bitter session.
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General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
General Electric
Evandale
United Auto Workers
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