Khrushchev Cancels Cuba Trip Over Backfire Fears
New York sources report Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev will skip a planned goodwill visit to Cuba fearing a Latin American backlash. Security chiefs warned unrest and anti-Communist plots could threaten his safety as he tours New York after a UN appearance.
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FASTEETH Powder Advertises Denture Comfort
Pleasant alkaline powder promises firmer teeth and easier eating and speaking when sprinkled on plates. Claims no gummy taste and helps control plate odor or denture breath. Available at any drug counter.
Belgium economic mission eyes European boom appeal
A Belgian delegation led by Prince Albert promotes Belgium as a prime investment hub to 75 Greater Cincinnati firms. They cite 350 American companies already in Belgium seeking access to the common market and note favorable tax rules for Yankee executives, loans, subsidies, and a US treaty to avoid double taxation. The mission heads to St Louis then New York before returning Saturday.
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Bank Bandits Rob Scioto Bank for $5515 in Circleville
Pickaway County sheriffs deputies report no new leads on two armed men who robbed the Scioto Bank in Commercial Point. An unemployed Columbus man held for questioning was released. The robbers fled in a 1957 car with a faulty muffler, carrying $5515.
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Columbus
Local CPA Elected to Ohio Society of CPAs
William H. Schaefer a Middle Town certified public accountant was elected a member of the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants with offices in Columbus Schaefer is associated with Clark and Heldman and lives at 1605 Berwick Lane.
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Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati Court Details Two Debtors
Bankruptcies filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati list Ishmael M. Clair of 2900 Yankee Road a truck driver with 1536 dollars in debts and 50 dollars in assets and Fred R. Philpot of Park Terrace Apartments Hamilton a laborer with 1822 dollars in debts and no assets.
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Ishmael M. Clair
Yankee Road
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Hamilton
Thirteen Speakers Yet to Talk At UN
The United Nations General Assembly policy debate has thirteen speakers left to address. Nations still to be heard include Mali, Sweden, Ceylon, Costa Rica, Cameroon, France, El Salvador, Union of South Africa, Mexico, Niger, Cyprus, and India, as President Frederick H. Boland announced the list closed.
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Mexico
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Cyprus
India
Ohio Driver Crushed Under Load Of Glass Crash
Lagrange Indiana AP report says Ralph A Ruppert 30 of Stryker Ohio died when his semi collided with a second rig on the Indiana toll road. Ruppert was crushed by a glass load from his own trailer. Co-driver Henry N Schultz 55 of Springfield Missouri was uninjured.
Milk carton usage in the United States tops fifteen billion yearly
A recent estimate places U S milk carton consumption at about 15 billion units each year, reflecting high dairy demand and packaging trends across supermarkets, schools, and households nationwide.
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Army Giving Up On Saint Laurent
Paris AP report says Yves Saint Laurent, Dior designer, may leave the army next week. Inducted as a conscript, he suffered a nervous breakdown soon after and has been isolated in a military hospital awaiting invalidation.
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Khrushchev's Korea Trip Postponed
London AP reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s October visit to North Korea is postponed. Moscow radio says he will visit at a date to be announced later.
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North Korea
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Miners Freed After 19 Hours Trapped Below Ground
Seven miners in Thornscoe England were rescued Tuesday night after a double roof fall left them entombed for 19 hours half a mile below ground. Rescue crews drilled and cleared the shaft area to free the workers.
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