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23 Jul 1959
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1959
Page
1
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Nixon Arrives in Moscow as Red Boss Blasts U S
Nixon lands in Moscow amid a sharp Soviet critique of the United States. Khrushchev denounces capitalist tyranny while Pravda lashes the U S. Nixon speaks briefly to diplomats and reporters before moving to Spaso House for briefings.
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Nixon
Moscow
Red Boss
U.S
United States
Khrushchev
Warsaw
Pravda
Communist Party
Governor Cancels Strip Show Visit and Wins at Races
Governor Long ends Denver stop with a canceled strip show visit and wins at the races. He reveals plans to return to Louisiana by July 29 and possibly drive to Hot Springs Arkansas by Saturday. He challenges Senator Jasper K. Smith's impeachment bid and discusses 1960 election talks with Harry S Truman.
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Denver
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Louisiana
Hot Springs
Ark
Jasper K. Smith
Smith
Hell
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Blanche
Integration Meet Opens in Atlanta with King Speech
A three day conference on integration at Spelman College in Atlanta opened with a keynote by Rev Martin Luther King Jr leader of the Montgomery bus protest He urged nonviolent resistance to segregation saying violence only worsens problems and that nonviolence can be dynamically active. Another keynoter Rev Glenn E Smiley of Nyack urged white Americans to share power and called for better cross race communication.
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Atlanta
Martin Luther Kine
Jeader
Montgomery
Spelman College
Florida
Illinois
King
Glenn E. Smiley
Nyack, N.Y
West Berlin pressure dominates Geneva talks on German reunification
Herter accused the Soviet Union of using West Berlin’s 20 million inhabitants as ransom for a Communist takeover of Germany. Gromyko rejected proposals for East West German committees and 18 month limits, insisting reunification be negotiated by East and West Germans as equals. The four foreign ministers planned another session as Eisenhower linked a summit to Geneva progress and Khrushchev touted a summit as lowering tension.
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Herter
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Germany
Gromyko
Eisenhower
Geneva
Berlin
Khrushchev
Warsaw
Steel Union Industrialists State Meeting
The aluminum industry backed steel in rejecting the USW 11 cent wage demand while about 30,500 steel workers are employed by Aluminum Co. of America Reynolds Metals and Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. They also employ about 28,000 workers represented by other unions. Aluminum contracts typically follow steel patterns and the USW has not said if it will strike at contract expiry or extend talks pending a steel settlement.
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USW
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp
Fake Physician Arrested After Birthday Loot Heist
A man described as a fake physician was arrested on his 18th birthday after staff spotted him near an operating room. He faces 13 counts of grand larceny for stealing medical bags narcotics stethoscopes syringes and other items though police say no narcotics were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldridge
Most Painless Brush With Death At Local Stay
A music major from Baton Rouge describes a near fatal incident after being taken to St. Francis Hospital and later to Northeast infirmary. He reports bruises on elbows and knees from being removed from a pool and recalls the experience as the most painless he ever felt.
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St. Francis Hospital
Northeast
Baton Rouge
Michael
Concordia St
New Foreign Aid Agency Proposed
A committee headed by William H. Draper urged creating a new foreign aid agency to oversee economic aid programs. It criticized mismanagement but urged continued, better administered aid aimed at strengthening free world nations and countering the Communist threat. Eisenhower commissioned the study and asked for careful use of its findings.
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William H. Draper
NATO
The
Army
U.S
Secretary of State
Eisenhower
Congress
House Subcommittee
Stop Breaking Your Heart Emotion and Heart Attacks
August Reader's Digest reviews medical evidence linking emotional stress to heart attacks. It offers tips to reduce emotional tension and live a calmer life. The notice promotes the magazine’s August issue at 29 cents, down from 35 cents.
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Reader's Digest
Reader’s Digest
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