Soviet Proposes East West Summit Over Turkish Syria Clash
Moscow urged Britain and the United States to invite other powers to a conference to ease the Turkish Syria border crisis. The plan comes as Prime Minister Macmillan prepares to meet President Eisenhower on related world issues. Western diplomats note Moscow media portraying itself as defender of Arab states while Turkish troops tighten border defenses near Istanbul.
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Harold Macmillan
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Eisenhower
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Red China
Macmillan
Red
China
Istanbul
Racket Probers Turn Toward U S Employers
Senate investigators report evidence that large companies used illegal means to block unions and struck sweetheart deals with friendly unions. The probe targets dozens of firms across several states, with hearings set to start Tuesday.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Nathan W. Shefferman
Shefferman
Labor Relations Associates Inc
Chicago
Teamsters
Dave Peck
Beck
Nathan Shefferman
Robert F. Kennedy
Morton Frozen Foods
Webster City
Iowa
Kennedy
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
California
Okla
Mssachusetts
Day Long Debate Planned on Syria Crisis at U.N.
The United Nations General Assembly may hold day and night sessions next week to swiftly address Syria and Turkey tensions with alleged U.S. aid to an attack. A push for a UN commission to inspect the situation gains momentum as delegates study a resolution. Sir Leslie Munro aims to finish before UN Day on the 12th anniversary. Liberia
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N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Turkey
Syria
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Liberia
New Mousetrap A Real Sleeper
A local housewife in HUSUM, Germany, argues she created a better mouse trap. After two weeks of failures, she used sleeping tablets in a bowl of sugar water under the stove, and found the mouse asleep on the doorsill the next morning.
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Husum
Germany
Satellites Stir U.S. Britain Nuclear Talk Amid Space Watch
Washington reports Soviet claims of satellite success sparking British moves to seek nuclear information. Secretary Brucker defends American resolve as Khrushchev campaigns for propaganda value. Vanguard rocket test sightings and Cape Canaveral observers note limited progress as satellite remains visible in orbit.
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Britain
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Prince Philip
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Fla
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Bonn Ends Diplomatic Ties With Yugoslavia Over East German Regime
Bonn cuts diplomatic relations with Yugoslavia after Belgrade recognizes East German authorities. West Germany fretful about trade with Yugoslavia and tourist flows while continuing wartime reparations loan payments. Yugoslavs protest as Belgrade calls Bonn move senseless pressure.
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Britain
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Frankfort
Pilot Says Plane Fired On Not Hit
Air Jordan passenger craft reports Israeli jet fired five times over Jordan territory during a flight from Jerusalem to Cairo. Captain Jesse Stallworth of Pine Bluff Arkansas says the DC3 was not struck and landed safely in Cairo with 14 passengers and four crew. He described the attack about 50 miles north-northeast of Aqaba as he tried to continue his regular route.
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Queen Elizabeth and Philip visit Maryland for college game
The Queen and Prince Philip watched Maryland beat North Carolina 21 to 7 at College Park. They toured a nearby supermarket, mingled with crowds, and received gifts as Maryland Governor McKeldin cheered their visit. Elizabeth later attended a British embassy ceremony granting knighthoods and laid a foundation stone for a new embassy office building.
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Warren Rogers JR
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Prince Philip
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Philip
Theodore R. McKeldin
Eisenhower
State Department
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McKeldin
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Tommy Mont
White House
D'Avanzo
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Britain
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Paul Mellon
Middleburg
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London
Byrd Stadium
Luther Hodges
Cocaptains
George Washington
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New Zealand
Lewis W. Douglas
Sonoita, Ariz
Hugh Bullock
John Strider Coleman
Queen
3Rd Stadium
U S Reassessing Support For Tito
Secretary of State Dulles weighs U S aid to Yugoslavia amid concerns Tito may drift toward the Khrushchev regime. The issue arises as Yugoslavia's stance strains ties with West Germany and tests U S congressional support for continued military and economic aid.
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Poland
Hungary
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Yugoslavia
Bopster Gives Route to Carnegie Hall in New York
A stranger asks for directions to Carnegie Hall and the famous entertainer replies with the motto Practice, man, practice. The brief joke captures classic streetwise wisdom from a performer in New York.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Duck Hunter Shot Fatally Near Indian Lake
Ralph Miller, 45, operator of a local taxi company, was shot and fatally wounded while getting from his boat at Dun's Pond near Russell’s Point Ohio. Coroner Fred W. Kaylor and Sheriff Fred Forester investigated saying a hunting companion’s gun reportedly discharged accidentally.
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Indian Lake
Logan County
Ralph Miller
Fred W. Kaylor
Fred Forester
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Nneck
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Sputnik Beeps Captivate Radio Fans and Scientists
A look inside Sputnik’s signals shows growing amateur radio and astronomy interest. The piece notes a Middleton resident listening since launch and previews a Moscow Express feature by Alan Linn on Page 7.
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