Britain welcomes Khrushchev disarmament plan in principle
Prime Minister Macmillan and Foreign Secretary Lloyd signaled Britain would study Nikita Khrushchev’s four year total disarmament proposal in principle. Labor leader Gaitskell urged cautious approval, while press editorials urged careful consideration and warned against dismissing the plan as mere propaganda.
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Arthur Gavshon
London
Britain
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Harold Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
U.N
Khrushchev
Mrs Khrushchev Remains Serene During U S Visit
Frances Lewine reports from San Francisco that Nina Khrushchev stays calm amid a hectic tour of the United States. Mrs Lodge, the ambassador’s wife, says Khrushchev enjoys nearly everything from landscapes and cattle to Broadway and a Maryland farm, sharing a close family dynamic with Sergei and the daughters.
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Frances Lewine
San Francisco
Nina Khrushchev
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Jloud
Beltsville
Khrushchevs
Sergei
Rada
Julia
Papa Nikita
False Teeth Stay Firm with PASTEETH Powder
PASTEETH provides improved denture adhesion by sprinkling on upper or lower plates to prevent rocking sliding or slipping. It leaves no gummy taste or pasty feel and is alkaline to avoid sour odors, promoting secure fit for false teeth.
Errant Driver Fines Himself in Odd Cash Offer
In Chillicothe Ohio a man fined himself five dollars for running a stop sign and sent five one dollar bills with a note saying he must obey the law as a Christian. The money was to go to a charity group per municipal clerk Theresa B Hamm.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Theresa B. Hamm
Robbers loot market owner's car for odd sack contents
In St. Louis four bandits surrounded Chester Cook, demanding the sack. He handed over his only sack containing four sandwiches a bottle of hair oil and underwear, a bizarre haul in a dramatic street theft.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Chester Cook
Cook
World flier Peter Gluckmann reopens shop in San Francisco
Peter Gluckmann, famed amateur pilot, completed a 6 hour 52.2 second circumnavigation in a Meyers 200, flown solo from Aug 22 to Labor Day, delayed by weather and engine trouble. He arrived from Honolulu to cheers at San Francisco International Airport, planning to enjoy the journey next time.
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Peter Gluckmann
San Francisco International Airport
San Francisco
Peter, Gluckmann
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
Federation
Gluckmann
Honolulu
Civil Air Patrol
Five Die In Private Plane Crash At Jimmy Stewart Airport
A Piper Apache crashed during a landing at the Jimmy Stewart Airport in Indiana Pennsylvania killing five aboard and injuring three rescue workers. Witnesses watched hundreds at a sky show scene as the plane struck trees, exploded moments later, and injured three on site. The victims were pilot Wayne Hess 41 and passengers Edward Stahura 27 Andrew 31 Blaine Johnson 26 Joseph Ricupero 26 all from Indiana. The injured were taken to Indiana Hospital in fair condition.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Stewart Airport
Pittsburgh
Wayne Hess
Clymer R. D
Edward Stahura
Andrew
Blaine Johnson
Joseph Ricupero
Indiana Hospital
Reds To Produce More Meat Than U.S. Is Claim
MOSCOW AP Tass correspondent Ivan Artemov predicts the Soviet Union will outstrip the United States in per capita meat output if fodder and corn expansions continue. Through seven months of the year Soviet meat production rose about 30 percent. beef and dairy cattle up 16 percent hogs 20 percent and fowl 60 percent. Milk output already exceeds U.S. milk production and cow yield has nearly doubled in the five year plan. This year corn plantings reach about 17 million hectares to secure superiority.
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Moscow
Tass
Ivan Artemov
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Dayton Woman Dies After Crash Injuries
Mrs Clara Switzer, 70, of Dayton, died Sunday from injuries suffered last Tuesday in a traffic crash in Dayton.
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Dayton, Ohio
Clara Switzer
Dayton
Dean Calls for Doctor as Salesman for Vaccines
The Ohio State University Medical School dean Dr. Charles A. Dean urged physician investigators to act as salesmen for medical breakthroughs. Speaking at the dedication of the Wherry Medical Research Building in Cincinnati, he warned against public indifference to preventive vaccines and urged doctors to persuade the lay public to adopt new treatments and discoveries.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State University Medical School
Charles A. Dean
Enemies of Iraq Execute 17 in Premier Kassem Era
In Beirut, 13 Iraqi officers were executed by firing squad and four civilians hanged as enemies of the government. The day marked the largest number of executions since the monarchy was overthrown 14 months earlier and followed trials by the People's court. Notables included Brig. Nadhim Tabakjali and Col. Mustafa Haj Sirri. The civilians were linked to the late Nuri Said government.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Mosul
Kassem
Nadhim Tabakjali
Mustafa Haj Sirri
Baghdad
People’s Court
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nuri Said
Said Qazzaz
Bahjat Altiyah
Eisenhower Criticizes Democrats in Gettysburg Budget Row
President Eisenhower denounces Democratic spending critics in a weekend statement from his Gettysburg farm. He credits Republicans and the public with holding spending in check and vows to press the issue into January. Democratic leaders led by Lyndon Johnson fire back, warning of a partisan attack on constructive achievement. Rayburn praises the session and notes Republicans did not curb spending.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Gettysburg
Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rubens Masterpiece Acquired By Cleveland Museum Of Art
The Cleveland Museum of Art announced the acquisition of Peter Paul Rubens scene Diana and her Nymphs Departing for the Chase. The large 1612 to 1620 allegory, long private, was valued in the hundreds of thousands to millions and funds came from the Leonard C. Hanna Jr. Bequest.
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Cleveland
Peter Paul Rubens
Diana
the Chase
Cleveland Museum of Art
England
Cassel
Germany
Henry S. Francis
London
Leonard C. Hanna Jr
Rubens
Denis Delea Leaves 30 Pounds For Time Wasted
Denis Delea who spent 67 years in a local shop left 30 pounds to the firm to compensate for any time wasted in their employment. He collapsed at his desk and died at age 80 in Dunmanway Ireland.
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Dunmanway
Ireland
Denis Delea
Delea
Silk farm in Kent supplied the coronation robe thread
A silk farm at Lullingstone in Kent, England, furnished the silk thread used for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation robe, linking the parish to a royal ceremony and historic textile work.
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Lullinsgtone Caste
Kent
England
Elizabeth
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