Nixon receives enormous welcome in Warsaw during Poland visit
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Warsaw to a wildly enthusiastic reception from more than a quarter million Poles. He planned meetings with Gomulka and other Red leaders, laid a wreath at the Unknown Soldier tomb, and spoke of inviting Khrushchev to the United States to clear up misconceptions about Americans, with final invitation decision left to President Eisenhower.
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Poland
Richard M. Nixon
Wladsyslaw Gomulka
Eisenhower
White House
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Geneva
West Berlin
America
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Paris
Gomulha
Jozef Cyrankiesicz
Adam Rapacki
Alexander Zawadski
Oscar Lange
United Areas
Muaster
Josef Winiewicz
Washington
Tocol
Hold Second Joint Session in Steel Strike
New York AP reports a second joint session between industry and United Steelworkers after a sharp public rebuke by Secretary Mitchell. mediators arranged the talks following a failed early attempt to reach a contract settlement. Mitchell urged direct talks and warned both sides about the weak bargaining. Officials offered no new positions and declined to modify stances in the deadlock.
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New York
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Michel
Washington
Eisenhower
United Steelworkers For America
Two drownings claim lives in Wisconsin over weekend
The Weekend drownings in Wisconsin left at least two dead. Gary Boharis, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bellaris, drowned while wading near Lake Elizabeth at Twin Lakes. Norris A Nelson, 34, of West Allis, fell from a cabin cruiser deck into 15 feet of water at Okauchee Lake. Harry Thiig, 61, of Shorewood and vice president at Allis-Chalmers, was rescued after his dinghy capsized on Lake Michigan.
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United Press International
Wisconsin
Gary Boharis
Thomas Bellaris
Lake Elizabeth
Twin Lakes
Wis
Norris A. Nelson
West Allis Fool Grinder
Okxauchee Lake
Waukesha
Harry K. Thiig
Shorewood
Allis-Chalmers Mig. Co
Coast
Lake Michigan
Southwark adopts direct smog campaign with historical warning
The South London borough of Southwark promotes its anti smog drive by recalling a 1370 case in which a man convicted of creating a filthy vapor by burning raw coal was hanged. The stark reminder underscores local airsafety efforts.
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UPI
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Southwark
Chicago Boy Killed North of New London
An eight year old Chicago boy, Michael James Lange, was struck and killed while crossing Highway 5 between New London and Bear Creek. He was visiting relatives at the Ed Mangan home with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Lange. The driver, Sidney Retold of West Allis, remained at the scene. Funeral arrangements are pending at St. Mary Catholic Church.
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Highway 5
Here
Bear Creek
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Edmagan
Ess
Robert Golden
Sidney
West Authomtes
Lone Crash Survivor Finds Pilot's Parents
OKMULGEF Okla AP lone survivor Mrs Jewell Lois Hamby 43 of Kennett Mo told how she spent the night near the wreckage crawled to a nearby home which turns out to be the home of the pilot's parents Pilot John L Lane 35 of La Habra Calif son of Mr and Mrs F F Lane of Okmulgee was killed Also killed were Mrs Emma Shanks 73 and her sister Mrs Agnes Tidwell 63 both of Kennett The survivor said she and her mother were returning from a California visit The Lanes found the wreckage about 300 yards from their home four miles northeast Officers found a weighted note See you Sunday Morning The plane belonged to Raven Engineering Co Huntington Park Calif Federal officials seek the crash cause Lane had filed a flight plan for Missouri then altered it to stop in Okmulgee
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Federal Aviation Authority
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Raven Engineering Co
Huntington Park
Steel Strike At a Glance
On the 20th day of a steel strike about 500000 United Steelworkers and 83660 allied workers walk picket lines. Joint negotiations with federal mediators slated in New York. The industry cites job losses of about 300 million dollars weekly and wages of 7 million per week. Union seeks an hourly wage rise and fringe benefits. industry warns higher costs would raise steel prices and hurt the economy. Pennsylvania Railroad cuts 450 Altoona workers due to the strike. About 7500 Steelworkers at Colorado Fuel & Iron seek contract gains. USW Local 8 members expected to return to Mahoning Valley Steel in Warren Ohio after settlement talks.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Sars
Mahoning Valley Steel Co
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Ohio
Quake Felt Across Georgia and South Carolina
An earthquake shook parts of Georgia and South Carolina with no serious damage or injuries reported. The tremor was felt from Columbia to Brunswick, with two separate tremors recorded in Columbia and Augusta, and slight shaking in Savannah. A explosion-like rumble was heard near Charleston, and a building there trembled for several minutes.
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Weather Bureau
Negro Couple's Home Hit by Explosion Again in Wilmington
The home of Mr and Mrs Georce Rayfield in Collins Park, Wilmington, an area once all white, was struck by a second explosion in under five months. The blast on Sunday buckled walls and created a large front hole in the $13,566 dwelling while the couple were away.
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Patrolman Vanishes in Earth Cave in Philadelphia
Patrolman Joseph Reiss, 35, disappeared after the earth collapsed beneath him while inspecting a reported cave at a north eastern Philadelphia intersection. The cavern measured about 33 feet deep, 60 feet long, and 60 feet wide, formed by the collapse of an 11 foot arch over a sewer forgotten for 75 years, city officials said.
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Philadelphia
Samuel Baxter
Pilot Tells Of His Four Day Survival Fight
Daniel Reisman, 44, of Salt Lake City, described a four day survival ordeal after his single engine plane landed on a desert airstrip in southeastern Utah. He foraged for water and food, built a log raft to reach the Colorado River, and was eventually rescued by a river guide and airlifted to Page. He survived with exhaustion and malnutrition but in good condition.
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Reisman
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Earl Johnson
Colorado
Fire Kills 48 Troopers In Drowning Rescue
A drowning incident near a plantation claimed the life of Walter Eduard Holmes and another Negro youth as soldiers aided by a white trainee attempted to rescue youths from a water-filled ditch. The French army reported diversions as two youths perished and a third was rescued after flames surrounded the scene.
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Soviet Premier Khrushchev to Visit United States in September
President Eisenhower announced plans for a fall exchange of visits with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. Khrushchev will spend about ten days in the United States, two to three days in Washington for informal talks, with dates not fixed. Eisenhower will visit Europe this month to meet Prime Minister Macmillan and President de Gaulle, and a possible Big Four summit remains uncertain.
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Khrushchev Accepts Eisenhower Invite to Visit Washington
London radio reports Nikita Khrushchev accepted an invitation to visit Washington in September. The same broadcast said Eisenhower plans a later trip to the Soviet Union in autumn, and the two leaders would discuss a possible conference only if early positive results are indicated.
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Moscow
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Eisenhower
Washington
Soviet Union
Flood Waters Swirl Around Nebraska City
Residents in Ashland and nearby towns faced rising Platte River floods after weekend rains unofficially reported at 12 inches. Camp Ashland prepared to evacuate about 300 Woodmen of the World boys. Memphis and Wahoo saw river crests threatening stores and road access as Omaha reported basements flooded and coastal areas affected.
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Allied Fears Are Eased In Berlin Crisis
Geneva AP reports that hopes for a Khrushchev U S visit ease fears of a Berlin flare up as the foreign ministers conference ends in likely disagreement. West allies expect no major shift in position though Russia may alter stance at the last moment. East West talks limited to a luncheon between Russia and the British foreign secretary with Herter and Couve de Murville.
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Maurice Couve de Murvilie
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Fire damages Marinette and Stevens Point buildings
A large fire damaged Foors Tavern and adjacent structures in Marinette and Stevens Point Sunday. Firefighter Edward Zurawsia, 39, was injured while battling the blaze at an old Stevens Point complex housing two taverns and a restaurant. Firefighters from five surrounding communities contained the flames, with no cause determined yet and no damage estimate available.
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Five Youths Held In Racial Violence
New York report: one Black youth and four white youths are held after racial violence in Brooklyn. Fire damage across three Marinette businesses estimated at over 200 dollars. a Stevens Point firefighter injured digging through a blaze on the public square. Fire began in a stockroom at McClellan's Variety Store and spread to Hibergi Jewelry and Hot Flames Gas Co. Police say 25 white youths swarmed the ruins after the flames. Authorities say the fire's cause is undetermined. possible gasoline bottle noted.
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Seven Die In Two Car Kansas Crash
Seven persons died in a two car crash on a curve 19 miles east of Emporia Kansas. In one car were Opal Epprs 59 of Barlagex Ran and her sister Marie Wak 82 of Emporia. Esme’s daughter Lida a Brenona State College student also died. In the other car were Truman Hoover 42 of Wichita wife and their son in law Mr and Mrs Bebbi Teles 22 of Wienta Sner. The Hoover car reportedly passed another vehicle on the long curve and veered into the opposite lane.
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S. Esme
Lida
Report Climb In Sales During June
Washington June sales reached 31.9 billion dollars in a nation record, up six billion from June 1958 and six hundred million higher than May. New orders rose two percent while unfilled orders backlog shrank due to record industrial activity and heavy deliveries.
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UPN
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