Nehru Faces Heckling Over Border Policy in Parliament
Prime Minister Nehru battled opposition charges of appeasing Red China in the border dispute. He rejected force and warned opponents against brave gestures as Khrushchev looked to mediate. News noted Moscow’s calls for peaceful resolution and possible mediation by Khrushchev after his U.S. trip.
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India
China
New Delhi
Nehru
Kikita S. Khrushchev
Peiping
United States
Red China
Vietnamese Units Hard To Locate
Lao officials struggle to prove North Vietnamese fighting in Laos while deserters and captured weapons suggest support for Pathet Lao. Army officers report Viet commands heard in Vietnamese. observers note lack of concrete proof of Vietnamese troops on Lao soil.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.N
Viet Nam
Red Pathet Lao
North Viet Nam
San Neva
Phong Saly
Pathet
United Nations
North
Pathet Lao
Khrushchev Meets Indian Ambassador in Moscow
Moscow Radio reports Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev received Indian Ambassador K. F. P. Menon in Moscow. The meeting in the Soviet capital was arranged at Menon’s request. No subjects of discussion were indicated in the broadcast.
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London
Nikita S. Khrushchev
K. F P. Menon
Moscow Radio
Menon
Dalai Lama Sends Brother to Explain Tibetan Situation
In a move to urge action, Gyalo Thondup travels from New Delhi to New York to brief U.N. delegates on Tibet. The Dalai Lama issued a direct appeal to the U.N. and accuses Chinese Communists of plans to exterminate the Tibetan people.
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New Delhi
India
Dalai Lama
Gyalo Thondup
New York
U.N
Uncertainty Over North Vietnamese Involvement in Laos Fight
Western observers question North Vietnamese presence in Laos amid mixed Laotian official reports and contradictory claims. Saigon sources note French concerns that diplomacy underplays Hanoi involvement, while U N observers face credibility issues from shifting statements and unclear battlefield roles.
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Laos
Saigon
India and China Seek Settlement on Border Dispute
Nehru called the Tass statement fair and unusual for Moscow to sponsor while India and China hold to historic ownership. Both sides left room for talks with mediation or arbitration over small border strips and urged settlement by mutual understanding, with Menon signaling Indian inquiry into Chinese procedure at the UN.
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Khrushchev
India
Nehru
Tass
Moscow
Peking
China
V. K. Krishna Menon
London
United Nations General Assembly
Menon
Junior Wants Car Keys for Birthday Joke
In a家庭 scene, the mother quips that junior wants a 75 cent present as a gag while the father asks what he requested. The mother reveals he asked for his own set of car keys, implying a humorous twist on growing independence.
Miss America Crown Tonight At Atlantic City Pageant
The Miss America contest ends tonight in Convention Hall with 54 entrants chasing a $10,000 scholarship and about $75,000 in appearances. Balloons candles and a William Tell prop highlighted archery winner Miss Marston of Huntington New York who holds 11 national titles.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Miss Marston
Higt
Michigan
England
Marston
Miss Michigan wins final prelim talent in archery
Friday night Ann Penelope Mars ton from Wyandotte Michigan won the final preliminary talent award with archery display. Miss Wisconsin Mary Alice Fox of Sheboygan captured the swimsuit crown with a trim 35 23 34 figure in a white bathing suit.
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Michigan
Ann Penelope Marston
Wyandotte
Michieff
Wisconsin
Mary Alice Fox
Sheboygan
Tov
Atlantic City
Wyandotte, Mich
Wis
Ina
Talent and Swim Prelims Announce Multiple Miss Winners
Winners from the talent and swimsuit preliminaries include Miss Pennsylvania Lois Janet Piercy of Springfield and Miss Connecticut Dana Martha Klug of Torrington sharing top talent honors with Miss District of Columbia Virginia Noble iPailes, while Miss Washington Sharon Joyce Vaughn wins the swimsuit title. Thursday’s talent winner is Miss Illinois Suzanne Ingeborg Johnson of Chicago, with Miss New York State Bonnie Jo …
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Pennsylvania
Lois Janet Piercy
Springfield
Connecticut
Dana Martha Klug
Torrington
Conn
Pasternak Attends New York Philharmonic in Moscow
Controversial Russian writer Boris Pasternak surprised watchers in Moscow attending a New York Philharmonic concert with Leonard Bernstein. The 69-year-old Nobel laureate, long isolated after Zhivago’s ban, spoke of writing a mid 19th century emancipation play and praised the music while embracing Bernstein.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Leonard Bernstein
Soviet Moon Rocket Sends Second Space Flight Toward Moon
The Soviet Union launched a second space rocket to study earth and moon magnetic fields with no passenger aboard. Officials say it should reach the moon around 12:05 a.m. Moscow time on September 14 as Khrushchev visits the United States.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Earth
Moon
U.S
White House may step into steel strike endgame
Negotiations in the 60 day old steel strike continued as the White House faced a potential role to end the walkout. The National Governors Conference launched a push to involve President Eisenhower, who has said he will act if national health and safety are threatened. The Taft Hartley Act could force an 80 day production resumption, a move not expected until next month amid crippling effects on the economy. About 500,000 steel workers and 175,000 allied workers have been idled, with inventories thinning and small firms halting output. The governors’ group plans to poll leaders next week on meeting with the president.
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New York
White House
National Governors Conference
Eisenhower
Allied
Thestrike
Poll approval signals shift toward bargaining approach
Gov. J Caleb Boggs chaired the conference with Gov. David L Lawrence in the background as the poll was approved. R Conrad Cooper warned the industry remains opposed to fact finding while the union favors an impartial review.
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J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
R. Conrad Cooper
Lenin Soviet atomic icebreaker launched for test runs
The Soviet atomic powered icebreaker Lenin was launched today and will begin test runs within 48 hours as Tass reports.
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Leningrad
Lenin
Tass
Tragic Waseca Crash Kills Zimmerman Family of Eight
A Minneapolis and St. Louis freight train struck the Zimmerman station wagon near Sacred Heart School in Waseca. Eight members of the family died or were injured with the mother and six children killed, an eighth victim survived. Sheriff and coroner prepare verdicts as a solemn mass is arranged.
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James Zimmerman
Waseca
Minn
Waseca, Minn
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Sacred Heart Catholic School
Sacred Heart Church
Zimmerman
Henry Zimmerman
Robert Szyszka
Stateless American seeks Soviet citizenship in Moscow
Nicholas Petrulli, 38, of Valley Stream New York, renounced U S citizenship and asked the Soviet parliament for citizenship. He remains stateless as he waits for replies from the U S embassy and Soviet authorities while living in Hotel Ukraina on advance funds.
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A. J. Goldberg
Moscow
Nicholas Petrulli
Petrulli
Valley Stream
N.Y
U.S
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Doctor Zhivago
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Stanley Johnson
Ike
Reds
Russia
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Barbara
James Jr
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