Eisenhower on Khrushchev Visit and Summit Prospects
The Washington Evening Star reports Eisenhower may welcome a Khrushchev visit "at the proper time" and thinks it could help correct Kremlin misimpressions. The president avoided committing to inviting Khrushchev, citing no progress for a Geneva summit and noting Herter’s Chile date, while Khrushchev boasted of solid Geneva work toward major questions.
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Anater
Eisenhower
Washington Evening Star
Nikita Khrushchev
Krush
the Star
Khrushchev
Soviet Presidium
America
Kremlin
Nixon
Foreign Ministers
Geneva
Herter
Santiago
Chile
Ukraine
Gromyko
Khrush
American small cars and the spirit of Detroit design
The essay envisions a new generation of American compact cars from Detroit, maintaining the American emphasis on fun, dash, and glamor. It contrasts European restraint with American personality, forecasting inventive engineering, stainless steel detailing, and styling suited to American roads, climates, and distances.
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America
Europe
Detroit
ICEM aids millions as migration reshapes world map
The Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration reshuffles about a million people by next spring, with ICEM guiding 925000 migrants in seven and a half years. Most resettle from Greece Italy Austria West Germany Holland and Spain to Australia Canada and Latin America and Africa. The program, led by Marcus Daly in Geneva, gains US Israel support and strengthens both origin and recipient nations.
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Intergovernmental Committee For European Migration
United Nations
Geneva
Marcus Daly
New Jersey
US Congress
Pensylvania
Francis E. Walter
ICEM
Greece
Italy
Austria
West Germany
Holland
Spain
Australia
Canada
Latin America
Africa
Israel
Free World
Weighing Red Leader Visit Against Captive Nations Week
The piece argues against welcoming Khrushchev during Eisenhower's Captive Nations Week. It condemns taxpayer funded receptions, calls for restraint, and warns of perceived capitulation to Soviet aims. It suggests prayers for POWs and criticizes public celebrations with Communist guests.
Polk County Farm Tour Planned for August 26
County farmers are invited to an August 26 tour starting 1 30 p m at the Norris Larson farm near Osceola to inspect nitrogen and zinc fertilizer plots, with stops at Beckstrom and Burke farms guided by Clinton Hoover Extension Agronomist. Also announced is a free Nebraska Certified Seed Directory listing certified growers and seed testing standards. Cattle grub control options using coral sprays or trolene boluses are advised from now through autumn with efficacy and safety notes from University of Nebraska experts.
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Polk County
Norris Larson
Osceola
Larson
Larson’s
Highway 92
Irvin Beckstrom
Beckstroms
Highway 66
Raymond Burke
Burkes
Clinton Hoover
Extension Agronomist
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Dean Lancaster
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Nebraska
Robert E. Roselle
Extension
University of Nebraska
Rosselle
District 18 social notes from Columbus and vicinity
Mrs. Fred Flamme attended a card party in Columbus. Several couples visited friends near Monroe and Shelby. The Flamme family marked their 10th wedding anniversary with a supper at the Cattare home in Columbus. Visits included Schuyler and Burwell rodeo outings and a west coast vacation report.
Family visitors and funeral attendance in Monroe and Omaha
Mr and Mrs Frank Ziemba and sons were Saturday afternoon callers in Monroe. They accompanied to Geona for the 2 o clock funeral of Lena Geiser at the Congregational Church. Pat and Danny Gabel spent a week with grandparents Fred and Mrs Flamme while their parents vacationed in Colorado. Leslie Hohndorf and family and Mrs Harold Fyfe were Friday visitors of Bruce Fyfe. Marie Stec of Omaha and the Ziemba party visited Edward Lisko. Stec spent the weekend in the Ziemba home.
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Fred Flamme
Hulda Schreiber
Columbus
Farnk Ziemba and
John Stec
Monroe
Wallace Benda
Leslie Hohndorf
Burwell
Nebr
Franz Luchsinger
Edward Lisko
James Lawthers
Josephine Benda
Raymond Cattare
John Gonka
Homer Ingalls
Shelby
John Ingalls
West Coast
Flamme
Groteluschen
Schuyler
Harold Fyfe
Tommie Ingalls
Near
Frank Ziemba
Ziemba
Bruce Fyfe
Marie Stec
Omaha
Stec
Weeklong Alaska? No clear headline present
Mr. and Mrs. Ardle Eklund and relatives return from a Colorado vacation with visits to Central City Golden Lookout Mountain Berthoud Pass Grand Lake and Estes Park. Various local residents host and visit family during weekends and vacations across Minnesota and Colorado.
Local visits and family gatherings across Nebraska a week
Miss Rhonda Fredrickson of Stromsburg visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Raymond Bond and others. A Rodeo attendance at Burwell occurred midweek. Mrs Margie Stream hosted a Lincoln wedding shower for Bever ly Robson. Dining guests appeared in Rising City Lincoln Osceola and Ohio visits followed for several families.
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Rhonda Fredrickson
Stromsburg
Raymond Bond
Max Lott Joliene
Marla
Burwell
Margie Stream
Alvin Olson
Lincoln
Beverly Robson
Peter Kopke
Herman Kopke
Rising City
Ardle Eklund
Harley Eklund
Osceola
George Bond
Ralph Allison
Fort Collins
Colo
Gary
Gary Nienkamp
Brighton
Ohio
Elmer Schuknecht
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Washington
Red Conspiracy
White House
Yars
Warsaw
Krhuschev
Alta Lisko
Wayland
Mrs. LaVina Kopke
Colorado
Central City
Golden
Look Out Mountain
Berthoud Pass
Grand Lake
Estes Park
Connie Stream
Craven Stream
Robert Barr
Joy Marie
York
Ronald Eklund
Reg
Holly
Two Inlets Lake
Park Rapids
Minn
Fay Rosenberry
Twila Johnston
Robert Anderson
Calmer Stephenson
Susan
Kathy
Tommy Gonnerman
Hanley Falls
Billie
Leonard
Debbie Larson
Detroit Lakes
Ted Gonnerman
Elmer Schukmecht
Archie Steefen
Osceola Cleaners
Sinclair
Dale Lewis Service
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