Khrushchev Tour Shows Limited Impact on View of U S
Reports from Khrushchev's U S trip say he offered indirect praise for American prosperity while maintaining belief in his own system. He toured major cities, met businessmen and workers, and noted freedoms but said the visit did not alter his core view that the Soviet political system remains fairest and most productive.
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May Move to End Steel Strike Standoff Intensifies
Washington reports stalled 7 day old steel strike threatening a domestic crisis for President Eisenhower. aides weigh resuming talks or invoking Taft Hartley act emergency provisions to secure an 80 day court injunction while Democrats Mansfield and Sparkman urge White House mediation and oppose injunction at this stage.
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Morton predicts Eisenhower will invoke Taft Hartley in steel strike
Long Beach California AP reports Senator Thruston B Morton chairman of the Republican National Committee says President Eisenhower will invoke the Taft Hartley act in the steel strike. Morton adds he believes it could push heads together and spur progress.
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Steel strike debate follows injunction doubt and stalemate
Sparkman and Mansfield warn an injunction will not solve core rifts between companies and the steel union. Eisenhower advisers urge Taft Hartley action soon, citing industrial impact and weeks needed to resume full production after a strike that began July 15.
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Dear Mom and Dad Plea for Check from Missing Family
A college student writes home asking for a check after nearly a month without contact, saying he will feel better if his family confirms they are all right. The plea emphasizes worry and financial support as reassurance.
Weather Update From Middletown Forecast
A cold front moves in from the west bringing rain and cooler air. Today remains partly cloudy with a near 90 degree high. Tonight and Tuesday bring scattered showers and thunderstorms and a drop in temperatures. Tonight low around 65, tomorrow high near 80. Sunday high reached 87 around 3:30 pm. low this morning was 68 at 6 am. Rainfall from Saturday night into Sunday totaled .72 inches.
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Khrushchev Returns From U S Visit With Push For Coexistence
Khrushchev arrived in Moscow after a 10 hour 28 minute flight and was greeted by a hero's welcome. He told 15000 at the Sports Palace that those fearing coexistence aid the cold war and warned that if rockets with atom bombs fly, it will be too late to ask questions. He praised Eisenhower as a statesman and said progress was made toward lowering tensions and that a joint renunciation of war as a means to dispute has been achieved.
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Hypnotist Puts Star in Trance On Movie Set
Hollywood reports a new hypnologist for Allied Artists on The Hypnoic Eye. Gil Boyne hypnotizes Merry Anders to perform scenes, with director George Blair praising the method as fast and controllable. Jacques Bergerac plays a rival hypnotist in the script.
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Nude Blonde Stops Traffic on Freeway in San Francisco
Five hundred motorists stopped on a San Francisco freeway as a nude woman disrupted traffic. Police removed the distraction after she bit two patrolmen when they attempted to cover her. She was taken to San Francisco General Hospital psychiatric ward. The woman was about 33, five feet six, 125 pounds with shoulder length blonde hair.
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Ike urges creation of soft-loan international development body
President Eisenhower proposed a billion-dollar international development association as a World Bank subsidiary to extend easy-payment loans to underdeveloped nations. He spoke at the World Bank and IMF meeting, urging a tightly integrated, globally focused lending institution to shift foreign aid burden from Europe and others.
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Tornadic Winds Hit Midwest With Severe Storms
The second straight day of tornadoes, high winds and heavy rain battered sections of the Midwest. Tornadoes struck Welsh and Winita Oklahoma and Oswego and Baxter Springs Kansas. a farmer injured near Chetopa Kansas as buildings were damaged.
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Japan typhoon death toll climbs with thousands missing
Tokyo (AP) Japan endures a massive typhoon toll with at least 1,161 dead and 1,467 missing, 4,668 injured, and 927,708 left homeless. Rescue teams sweep debris for bodies as rice and vegetable prices spike and communities mourn widespread destruction. In Nagashima, officials describe submerged streets and a ruined town center. Kuwana reports 85 bodies recovered and 685 still missing.
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Berlin Summit Talks Leave Berlin Threat in Question
President Eisenhower said after talks with Premier Khrushchev that the Berlin threat no longer exists and that his conditions for a summit conference were met. He declined to claim explicit assurances, citing not wanting to put words in anyone’s mouth. Khrushchev said he would raise with Chinese leaders the case of five Americans in Chinese jails. The president praised Americans for their handling of Khrushchev and noted plans for possible further talks with allied leaders.
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Eisenhower Seeks Five Day Desert Getaway Amid Cold
President Eisenhower battling a cold said he wants to leave for five days in a desert climate as soon as possible. He plans a rest period likely away from Washington with no public schedule announced.
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Twin brothers Jean and Yves Delavance die in sorrow linked lives
In Dunkerque, twin brothers who shared every day from birth to death died within days of each other. Jean and Yves Delavance, long known as the quiet brothers who ran a family grocery, died after Yves fell ill. Jean followed soon after, the doctor noting he could not live without his brother.
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