Why Is Khrushchev Coming To The U N
Premier Nikita Khrushchev has announced will attend the United Nations meeting opening Sept. 20, a move that could shape the U.S. presidential campaign and provoke responses from Eisenhower Nixon Kennedy Macmillan and de Gaulle. The main aim is disarmament talks but speculation abounds on his intent.
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Winds Whip Across Ohio Heavy Windstorm Kills Two
Northeastern Ohio faced a violent windstorm with 60 mile per hour gusts. Two men died Clyde L. Barchard 34 and Douglas L. Leverton 53. Five injured as trees fell and power outages affected about 2,500 Cuya hoga County homes. Tornado alert lifted by 7:30 p.m. as skies cleared.
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Greater
Cuyahoga County
Clyde L. Barchard
Berea
Douglas L. Leverton
Painesville
Barchard
Lightning Storm Triggers False Alarms in Painesville
A heavy windstorm hit Painesville, knocking out telephones briefly and causing every fire station to ring their alarms simultaneously. Firefighters quickly determined there was no fire, the storm simply playing tricks.
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Painesville, Ohio
Lake County
Painesville
Storm topples tree knocks man into live wire
An 8,000-volt line outage caused by a toppled maple crushed Leverton at Industrial Ray on Corp plant in Lake County. Wind damage hit Lake and Ashtabula counties from Larrain to near the Pennsylvania line. Jefferson and Geneva suffered widespread outages. Eastern Telephone Co circuits disrupted. Warren and Youngstown report wind damage.
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Lake County
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Ashtabula
Larrain
Pennsylvania
Jefferson
Geneva
Ashtabula County
Eastern Telephone Co
Warren
Youngstown
Weather relief arrives with cooler weekend forecast
The Miami Valley期待 cool dry air moving in for the weekend after a hot day. Today highs near 90 with a windy cool night low around 62. Saturday and Sunday look fair and cooler with highs around 8? The Middletown high yesterday reached 95 at 4 p.m. and the morning low was 65 at 7 a.m. The August high record stands at 93.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Fidel Grabs U.S. Stores In Cuba Seizure
Fidel Castros government seized the five million dollar Minimax chain of American owned stores in Havana province as he mobilized supporters for unity. The government order covered all stores and subsidiaries amid a tense stand with the United States and regional allies.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
TormMal Wlervemen
Minimax
United States
China
Civic Plaza
Organization of American States
Lwhich
San Jose
Night club holdup ends in deadly shooting in Kansas City
At Eddy's Restaurant a gunman shot and killed John Russell Frey after declaring a holdup. Patrons laughed at first, then realized the killer stood near headwaiter and attempted to disarm him. Owners and staff described near misses before the fatal shot struck.
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Kansas City, Mo
John Russell Frey
Eddy’s
Eddy
George Gust
Sam
Sam Eddy
Gust
Khrushchev May Plan Big Surprise for U.N.
AP reporting from Washington notes officials suspect Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit the United Nations to showcase a dramatic new achievement possibly space travel. The motive may be to pressure disarmament talks, with speculation of another missile rattling speech.
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Ex-Convict Held in Life Sentence Murder Case
Ex-convict Joseph Harry Milani, 33, arrested by FBI in the kidnapping and shooting of waitress Mary Lily Ellen Roberts, whose body was found in a well at an abandoned farm near Herrin. Bryant, a Carbondale barber, identified Milani as the assailant. shells matched a gun Milani bought a day before the crime under alias William Raymond Winningham. Milani is held on $50,000 bond and previously served eight years for murder and five for auto theft.
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U.S
Everett Lewis
Milani
Jackson County
Murphysboro
Husky
Miss Roberts
Herrin
Carbondale
Hil
Onn
Bryant
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
William Raymond Winningham
Chuckle Caption: Cold in Head Prompting Headache
A light hearted gag notes a pun about having a cold in the head. The speaker jokes the cold is in the head and adds a playful reply about being cold.
Russian Tamara Press Wins Olympic Shot Put Title
In Rome Tamara Press of Russia won the women's shot put with a record 56 feet 9 7/8 inches. Hanna Luttge of Germany took silver on her final throw, Earlene Brown of Los Angeles earned bronze. The day's program also saw Peter Snell set an Olympic 800m mark, Ralph Boston and Bob Rogerson go 1-2 in the broad jump, and Glenn Davis leading an American 400m hurdles sweep while Wilma Rudolph won the 100m.
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Los Angeles
Rome
Russia
Tamara Press Today
Germany
Hanna Luttge
Miss Luttge
Mrs. Brown
America
Ralph Boston
Bo Rogerson
Jesse Owen
Glenn Davis
Tennessee State
Wilma Rudolph
United States Olympic Track and Field
Congo flareup in Kasai towns Bakwanga toll tops two hundred
United Nations reports at least 270 people killed in Bakwanga during battles between Congolese soldiers and partisan fighters in Kasai province. The fighting marked a renewed outbreak in a region already beset by violence.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Kasai
Bakwanga
United Nations
Red Chiefs Also Plan U.N. Visit
Soviet bloc leaders will join Nikita Khrushchev at the United Nations General Assembly opening on September 20. Eisenhower likely to reply to Khrushchev, with Macmillan possibly attending, while de Gaulle and Castro appearances remain in doubt. Red China, North Korea, and North Vietnam are ineligible for U.N. membership.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
U.N
Eisenhower
New York
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
United Nations
N.Y
Nikita Khrushchevy
General Assembly
Eastern Europe
Paris
de Gaulle
Red China
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Khrushchev Pushes U N Talks Faces Mixed Asian Reception
Neutralist Asian leaders led by India’s Jawaharlal Nehru gave a chilly reception to Khrushchev’s proposal for high level talks at the United Nations. Diplomats doubted a long stay, predicting a quick departure with Andrei Gromyko leading the delegation. Moscow speculated Khrushchev would act as prosecuting authority to press Soviet charges of aggressive American policy, insisting these be added to the Assembly agenda.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
U.N
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
New York teens link cancer research to nutrition clue
Arnold Lentnik and Patricia E Bath, both 17, are credited as senior authors on a report for the International Congress on Nutrition. Working at Har Jem Hospital under Yeshiva University NSF support, they suggest a new avenue in cancer research by studying a strepomycin residue as a growth promoter in Paramecium Caudatum and proposing cancer involves nuclear growth failure.
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New York
Arnold Lentnik
Patricia E. Bath
Har‘Jem Hospital
Yeshiva University
National Science Foundation
Lentnek
Moses D. Tendler
Yeshiva
NSF
Miss Bath
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