Eisenhower strides through thawing Cold War diplomacy
In London Eisenhower rests from diplomacy as his European tour shows political gains. Adenauer’s conciliatory message to Poland signals easing tension with the East. Khrushchev expresses trust in the President, saying no differences remain on peace. Britain sees leadership confidence rising as Macmillan and Eisenhower discuss policy.
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Montreal Polio Vaccine Theft Shocks Officials
Montreal health officials condemned the theft of 75 000 Salk polio vaccine doses from a research center. Four masked gunmen robbed 10 000 vials. the cold chain must be kept at 40 degrees Fahrenheit or the vaccine degenerates, risking dangerous reactions. The loss hinders the anti polio campaign as 17 new cases appeared and the yearly total rose to 554 with 30 deaths.
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Adelard Groulx
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Robbers Loot Montreal Laboratory In Early Morning Break-In
Dr Forte noted the robbers likely found a ready market for the vaccine yet no medical person would buy from an unknown. Gunmen wearing nylon stockings overpowered guard Artolis Beland as they entered the Montreal suburb lab, and Beland said one robber spoke as if knowledgeable about medicine.
Weather Outlook for Miami Valley Ahead of Showers
Warm air from the clash of air masses in the Miami Valley brings showers through Wednesday. Today and tonight will be mostly cloudy and cooler with a high near 87 and a overnight low around 67. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy and cool with thunderstorms possible and a high near 85. Middletown recorded 91 degrees yesterday at 5 30 p m and a 6 a m low of 67.
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Chuckle Money Ahead of Second Place, Says Cartoon Caption
A humorous caption notes that money matters more than other fortunes, joking that wealth outpaces whatever might be in second place in life. The line implies money dominates outcomes and happiness, reflecting lighthearted take on value versus luck.
Eisenhower to possibly linger in Scotland after Paris visit
President Eisenhower may stay in Scotland for several days following a trip to Paris to meet with President Charles de Gaulle. James C. Hagerty, the White House press secretary, announced the probable layover late tonight.
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Eisenhower Host Dinner Attends WWII Allies Dinner
A personal high spot of Eisenhower's tour comes tonight as he hosts a stag dinner for British military leaders and World War II associates. West Germany's warmer stance toward the Communist East is partly attributed to Eisenhower's influence following talks with Adenauer in Bonn. Adenauer urged a forward looking approach to the Soviets and signaled no revenge for Germany's losses. He also broadcast hopes that Poles and Germans may be good neighbors.
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Eisenhower and Macmillan Hold Fireside Talks
Eisenhower and Macmillan wrapped their discussions with a fireside chat before TV cameras, a first in European politics. The Daily Express praised Eisenhower for winning British affection and trust, while the Daily Mail lauded him as sincere and plainspoken. Macmillan urged a summit and cited planned visits with Khrushchev as constructive for peace.
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New York to Stage 1400 Extra Police for Juvenile Violence
Police Commissioner Stephen P Kennedy announced 1,400 extra officers to patrol streets after a week of deadly teen violence that left four youths dead. He released figures showing rising arrests under 21 for felonies, with 8,000 youths jailed since January and sharp increases for under 16 and ages 16 to 20. A curfew proposal and city hall meeting were urged as authorities seek curb youth hoodlum activity.
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Boy naps in tree. Pacifica police send teen home
Hazel Calves in Pacifica spots George Crowden, 15, asleep in a tree from his San Francisco home after a late visit to a girl friend. He tells police he chose a tree because it felt safer than the ground. Officers send him home.
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Alford To Keep Seat In House
The House Elections subcommittee unanimously affirmed Rep. Dale Alford of Arkansas as duly elected to Congress from the 5th District. The panel ruled he is entitled to his seat, ending uncertainty over his incumbent status.
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Water Moccasin Bites Farm Worker Near Owasso
A 27 year old farm laborer ran a quarter mile after a water moccasin bit his leg while fishing at a farm pond in Owasso area. Relatives at a nearby home pulled the snake off after he could not free himself.
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Ike Invites 'Friends' To Stay Dinner Old Chums Speak Frankly
London AP report describes a staged dinner at Winfield House with Ike and 23 British wartime colleagues. The imagined dialogue reflects blunt assessments of Eisenhower, Montgomery, Brooke, Churchill and Alanbrooke, revealing strains and sharp exchanges from wartime years.
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Indian service chiefs resign amid Menon row in crisis
AP reports say heads of India’s three military services may resign in a dispute with Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon. Nehru faced questions as Parliament delayed debate and Nehru met Ayub Khan, while tensions rose over China’s incursions along the Tibet frontier.
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Teamsters Readmission Backed By Painters Union
A Cleveland convention of the International Brotherhood of Painters of America opens with a resolution urging the read mission of the Teamsters Union into the AFL CIO. The measure asks the AFL CIO council to study reestablishing a united labor movement including Teamsters readmission, citing past ouster in 1957 and criticizing government intervention in internal labor affairs.
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Dalai Lama appeal for UN study on Tibet aggression
The United States State Department said on Monday the Dalai Lama's appeal for a United Nations study of China’s aggression in Tibet is receiving immediate and sympathetic consideration.
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Indian military chiefs expected to resign, statesman report says
The Statesman of Calcutta and New Delhi reported Lt Gen K S Thimayya would resign after disputes with Menon, accusing him of promoting juniors and politicizing the defense ministry. Navy and air force chiefs reportedly echoed the move while Thimayya was in conference and Mukherji was in London.
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Move reported Chinese intrusion deep in Himalaya frontier
Anxiety rose over a potential crisis after reports claimed nearly 400 armed Red Chinese forces occupied several square miles in Bhutan and a patrol crossed into Sikkim. No official confirmation was given, with sources citing Darjeeling as the origin of the information.
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Indian Premier backs defense of Bhutan and Sikkim
Nehru told Parliament last week India would defend Bhutan and Sikkim. On Monday he said no immediate military action to expel Chinese troops in the Northeast Frontier area and Ladakh, as Bhutan and Sikkim lie between the threatened zones.
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Young denounces Khrushchev visit as not a chief of state
Senator Stephen M. Young told a convention the Landrum Griffin reform bill was pushed by NAM and U S Chamber without committee review. He also said he would oppose Khrushchev addressing Congress, stating the privilege should go to Americans and true heads of state.
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China hit by Typhoon Iris toll tops seven hundred
TOKYO AP reports Typhoon Iris devastated Fukien Province from Aug 23, killing 720 and leaving 996 missing amid China s ongoing flood drought and famine disasters this year.
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Postman Popular Fellow Around Here in Cincinnati
AP reports a Cincinnati postal worker and his brother in law received envelopes containing cash. Ed Prinkman found $260 in ten dollar bills and Charles Roth found $65 in new money. The bills bore consecutive numbers. Police will consult the Federal Reserve to determine origin. No bank robbery reported locally.
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13 Names Added Quakes Slides Death Toll Upped
West Yellowstone Montana reports 28 probable dead as Sheriff Skerritt adds 13 more names from the August 17 landslides triggered by earthquakes. Among the missing are Idaho Falls residents Robert Williams and family, plus Roger Provost and relatives. Only nine bodies recovered. 19 remain missing, likely buried in rock and debris.
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Eisenhower weighs housing bill after early summit push
London AP dispatch reports President Eisenhower resisted a push from Prime Minister Harold Macmillan for an early summit while starting study of the new housing bill to decide on signing or veto. New York AP story notes Gov Nelson Rockefeller moving to confront rising teenage violence with state help to aid local authorities.
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Nixon says China not threatening world peace yet
San Francisco AP reports Vice President Richard M. Nixon told California newsmen on Monday he does not believe Chinese forces pose a serious threat to world peace with moves into northern India.
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Gasoline Tax Bill Advances to Fund Interstate Program
Washington AP report: The House Public Works Committee approved a one billion dollar gasoline tax increase to fund the interstate highway program for the next two years.
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Simco family grows turtles from planted eggs in yard
In Peoria Illinois a family joke turns real when Mrs Simco and her teen daughter plant 30 turtle eggs found in Wisconsin. After heat and days in sand, eight turtles emerge Saturday and six more Sunday. Jimmy and siblings take them to the Illinois River as the adults joke about keeping fourteen snapping turtles.
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