U S Prepares To Fire Back At Nikita
The United States plans a sharp retort in the United Nations as Khrushchev nears New York, with foreign ministers shaping replies. Eisenhower may meet him only after conditions, including release of RB47 fliers, and Herter leads the U S response from Washington. Khrushchev’s Helsinki remarks intensify West tensions.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
White House
Khrushchev
Quiker
Finland
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Helsinki
Eisenower
Soviet Union
Western Leaders Boycott Khrushchev Appearance
Britain Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and India Prime Minister Nehru are viewed as likely to join a Western boycott of Khrushchev's appearance as the free world leaders miss the Stampede in New York. The move reflects a coordinated stance by key Western figures.
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New York
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
India
Nehru
Ex Governor Long Dies After Heart Attack in Louisiana
Earl Kemp Long, 65, former Louisiana governor and recent Democratic runoff winner for a 3rd District congressional seat, died early Monday of a heart attack. Blanche Long reported he woke, drank coffee, then died peacefully. Easy Money Littleton, in the room, described hearing coughing before the end. hospital staff confirmed death. In Poland, Czech President Antonin Novotny arrived for a five day tour to seek greater economic cooperation with Premier Cyrankiewicz.
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Alexandria
Earl Kemp Long
Louisiana
Long
3Th Dist
Blanche Long
Ellis
Easy Money
Littleton
Poland
Warsaw
Czechoslova
Antonin Novotny
Greater Economic Cooperation Communa
Jozef Cyrankiewicz
Candidate Mathias Shakes Hands in Barbershop Tour
Republican candidate Charles McC. Mathias Jr. conducts a campaign stop in a barber shop, shaking hands and distributing cards. In the chair, Charles Alburner of Woodsboro receives a shave, while Clarence Simpson stands nearby.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Gress
Charles Alburner
Woodsboro
Clarence Simpson
Pistol Packin' Mama dies in Sacramento flashback tale
Sacramento obituary notes the passing of a singer linked to the Pistol Packin’ Mama persona. The brief memorial mentions regional mining life hardships and a distant Kentucky roots, reflecting the performer’s public image and era.
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Sacramento
Calif
Kentucky Hills
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