Kennedy opposes U N summit with Khrushchev
Anchorage report notes Senator Kennedy rejects a summit at the United Nations with Soviet Premier Khrushchev during the upcoming UN Assembly. He argues against timing a visit to Khrushchev and urges strengthening the UN, while criticizing Eisenhower and Republicans for inaction. Kennedy plans two Alaska speeches and a later trip to Detroit.
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San Francisco
Lodge Leaps Into Campaign For Republican Ticket
ILIN James Dr Liberty New York AP Henry Cabot Lodge opened his Republican vice presidential campaign after stepping down as U S ambassador to the United Nations He arrived in Liberty Airport with Gov Nelson A Rockefeller and party leaders to launch a Labor Day weekend bid as a Nixon substitute Lodge urged an experienced captain on the bridge and pledged a program to keep the country strong His wife Rockefeller and others accompanied him and Rockefeller praised Lodge and Nixon as qualified to lead in freedom efforts worldwide
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Nixon
Lodge on the move to stump for civil rights tour
During a campaign trail extending to New York City areas including Manhattan and Coney Beach, Jones Lodge urged civil rights be realized. He emphasized military strength paired with moral example, stating the nation must fulfill civil rights promises and prove equality of all men.
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Nixon Knee Improves Nixon to Have Traction Removed
Washington AP doctors said Vice President Richard M. Nixon’s infected knee has improved enough to be taken out of traction Saturday night. He had been laid up since last Monday with his leg in traction using sandbag weights to limit movement while physicians monitored infection and progress at Walter Reed Army General Hospital.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Walter Reed Army General Hospital
Return to classes fills local feature pages this week
Mothers await the start of school as area youngsters face the new term. A feature on Iona Asher’s family at Jefferson School spans decades, while Utopia School District boasts qualified teachers and well‑built facilities. Local features run on page 5 amid editorials and society notes.
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Jefferson School
Utopia
Dig In For Long Strike Signals Abortive Talks
Philadelphia AP report says bargaining over the three day Pennsylvania Railroad walkout stalled as TWU leader Michael J. Quill urged a long strike. Mediators from the Railway Board pressed for new ideas on work rules and job security while both sides met separately with federal mediators. Wages not in dispute. Transit disruption affects Labor Day travel. buses and planes stepped up. auto traffic thick. Governors and mayors urged settlement before weekend end.
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Tot suffocates in overstuffed chair
In Columbus Ohio two month old Doris Jean Butcher daughter of Mrs Wanda Butcher apparently suffocated Saturday when her head became caught between the chair cushion and back. Police report the coroner’s office withheld a ruling pending autopsy results.
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Wanda Butcher
Reds Warn West Germany Over Nuclear Rearmament
The Soviet Union warned West Germany that rearming with nuclear weapons and missiles could trigger a world military catastrophe. Tass reported a note from Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko delivered to Ambassador Franz Kroll, accusing Bonn of escalating tensions and seeking Bundeswehr deployment of up to date nuclear missiles.
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Andrei Gromyko
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Khrushchev Urges U.N. Talks on Disarmament and Peace
Soviet Premier Khrushchev called for top government leaders to meet at the United Nations to pursue disarmament. He said the chiefs of government should head delegations to the General Assembly in New York, stressing practical effort and speed. He also reiterated opposition to West German rearmament and praised Finnish Swedish neutrality, while noting the space program and steel production plans.
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San Jose
Texas Labor Day crash toll tops deaths
A head on collision in Lofton Texas killed six people as holiday traffic rose nationwide. By Labor Day weekend 137 highway fatalities were reported, with six boating deaths and 12 other fatal accidents.
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Caution In Cuba Advice To Tourists
The State Department urged American travelers to Cuba to take care not to get into trouble with the Castro regime while noting Castro's recognition of Red China. Officials said the warning aims to prevent tourist entanglements as several Americans were detained or questioned for photographing restricted sites in Havana.
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Deaths Rise In Grafenwoehr Training Accident
In Grafenwoehr Germany a US Army training accident killed 16 enlisted men and injured two others when an 88 inch howitzer shell overshot the range and struck a tent camp of the 3rd Reconnaissance Squadron 12th Cavalry 3rd Armored Division. The region has long hosted US troops since World War II. An Army investigation and a memorial service are planned near the scene.
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Anthrax Hits Africa in Kruger Park Killings
An anthrax outbreak in Kruger National Park, Johannesburg, has killed hundreds of wild animals. Up to 600 carcasses have been found in the northern reserve, with kudu buck and roan antelope the hardest hit.
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South Africa
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Toll hits 613 over Labor Day weekend in accidents
Last Labor Day weekend the toll included 438 traffic deaths, 29 boating fatalities, 62 drownings, and 84 miscellaneous accident deaths, totaling 613 fatalities across multiple causes.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Convicts End Holdout On Ball Diamond
STILLWATER Minnesota AP Disgruntled convicts surrendered after a 15 hour holdout on the baseball field at the Minnesota State Prison. Acting Warden Ralph Tahash with 150 militiamen and guards forced them back to cells and ordered two weeks of solitary confinement. The incident ended nonviolently but produced a partial victory as six demands were promised attention. Will C Turnbladh, state corrections commissioner, voiced sympathy with the inmates grievances. A spokesman led by a rangy prisoner spoke at the gate.
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Castro Breaks Tledge With Neighbors Shocks Latin America
Havana dispatch reports Fidel Castro renounced relations with Chiang Kai-shek, recognized Red China, and tore up the San Jose declaration. Latin diplomats foresee a new OAS meeting to harden stance against Communist influence in the hemisphere. Reflects bitter protests from Argentina, Brazil, and Chile over Castro’s remarks and actions.
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