Hoover 85 Sees Khrushchev as Peace Chance
Former President Herbert Hoover, age 85, told Meet the Press Khrushchev could bring mankind its greatest gift peace. He warned this unlikely unless peaceful coexistence means mutual restraint and warned of continued Communist domination. Hoover praised longevity through work and called for curb inflation budgets and crime while urging stronger education and science to keep ahead of Russia.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Hoover
Khrushchev
Buch
Meet the Press
Nbc-Tv
Joan Adams
Adams
America
Congress
Russia
Toll Collectors At Rock Island Are Suspended
Bridge toll collection on the Centennial Bridge between Rock Island and Davenport halted after a $750000 shortfall was disclosed. Police assumed toll duties as state authorities and the FBI investigated alleged systematic looting and faulty counting equipment.
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Rock Island
Mississippi River
Davenport
Iowa
FBI
Bernard J. Moran
Ety
Moline
Franklin Wingard
Corm
Moran
Joot
FAO
Phoenix Fallon Bridge Funeral Notice and Sports Update
A brief local notice details a Phoenix Fallon bridge funeral event and a sports update. It mentions community figures and a forthcoming service, with concise context for readers.
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Phoenix
Fallon Bridge
Nixon Leads Nixon Rockefeller GOP Nomination Hopes
Two senators say Richard Nixon leads Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination. Senator Smathers and Senator Mansfield say Nixon growth from his Moscow trip strengthens his bid. Wisconsin GOP figure O Kenski doubts Nixon hold in state and backs Rockefeller slate.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wisconsin
Rockefeller
Nixon
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Mike Mansfeld
D-Mont
New York
Russia
Mansfield
Senate
Alain E. O'Kenski
Rwis
Times
O'Konski
Nixon warns: talk with Russians or risk fighting
Vice President Nixon urged television audiences that the United States must pursue dialogue with the Soviet Union rather than prepare for conflict. He argued talks at a conference table can prevent miscalculation and emphasized the world stakes in U.S.–Soviet exchanges.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U. S
CBS
NBC
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower Chooses Bonn as First European Stop
President Eisenhower centered his European itinerary on Bonn starting August 27 for talks with Chancellor Adenauer amid Western fears over Khrushchev’s pending visit. He will proceed to London for five days, then Balmoral Castle, and on to Paris for meetings with de Gaulle and Sesn before NATO duties. The Bonn stop marks his first there since 1953.
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R. Bauman
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
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Laren
Nikita Khrushchev
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Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
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Paris
U. S
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Balmora Castle
Scotland
Elizabeth II
Evwenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Antonio Sesn
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Earter
Kremlin
Here
Washington
Europe
Khrushchev
Opera Singer Pasquale Ferrara Dies at 62
Pasquale Ferrara a renowned opera tenor died Friday in New York after a long career. He was 62 and celebrated for his roles in classic the operatic repertoire and made lasting contributions to the stage.
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New York UF
Pasquale Ferrara
Ex Miss USA and Bridegroom Flee Texas After High Speed Run
Former Miss USA Earlyne Howell and her 28 year old husband Paul LaCava vanished after a wedding trip in east Texas. Police believe they flew to Los Angeles after a police car chase through multiple towns and an escort to Fort Worth International Airport. A Dallas deputy sheriff noted their lighthearted attitude during questioning.
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Dallas
Tex
Los Angeles
East Texas
Fort Worth
Earlyne Howell
Paul LaCava
LaCava
Howell
Warner Brothers Studios
Fort Worth International
Here
Mummy Killer Sought After Florida University Student Slaying
Sarasota police continued the search for the killer of Chandler Steffens 22 a University of Florida student found dead with multiple knife wounds. Chief Robert Wilson 51 collapsed at home and died en route to hospital as detectives question acquaintances. Steffens and his estranged wife Betty 20 had reconciled briefly before Thursday outing.
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Sarasota
Fla.ey
Chandler Steffens
Robert
Wilson
Steffens
University of Florida
Arthur Johnson
Betty
Olean Steelworkers End 10-Week Strike Reopen Clark Bros Plant
About 1500 steelworkers returned to work at Clark Bros Co today after a 10 week strike. Local 4601 of the United Steelworkers voted 447 540 Sunday to approve a contract promising 24 cents raise over three years. Present wage scales were not disclosed.
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OLEAN
Clark Bros. Co
United Steelworkers
New Housing Program Aims to Aid Middle Income Groups
Gov. Rockefeller forms temporary board for Limited Profit Housing Mortgage Corp to back 300 million dollars in loans for 22,000 middle income apartments. Board to set officers, terms, and hire administrator. Loans cover 90 percent of project costs with 30 year affairs at favorable rates.
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Albany
Housing Mortgage Corp
Rockefeller
Faubus Won't Call Session To Block Law
Arkansas Governor Faubus rejects reports of a quick special session to block school integration. He plans a session in one to six months for industrial financing with possible minor issues, while noting no concrete reports of trouble over desegregation. The piece mentions past school closures, pupil placement actions, and a recent NAACP court filing seeking to restrain use of pupil placement laws.
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UPR
Grurval
E. Faubus
Lattle Rock
Fawbus
Central High School
Central
Hall High
Horace Mann High
Fambus
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U. S. District Court
Pope John Calls Council Aimed at Unity with Protestants
Pope John XXII outlined the Ecumenical Council’s main goal as strengthening the Roman Catholic Church as a step toward appealing to Protestants for unity. In a speech to Italian Catholic Action leaders, published in L Ossereatore Romano, no council date was set. The pope urged orthodoxy to reconsider and return to the church.
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John XXII
Vatican
L'Ossersatore Romano
Church of Christ
Conspiracy Rumors Sweep Cuba Amid News Blackout
Reports claim a large number of civilians and military personnel were arrested to crush a military conspiracy against Fidel Castro’s regime. Officials denied counts, while incidents near the Isle of Pines, Camp Libertad, and Camaguey were described with conflicting details and restricted access.
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Havana
Fidel Castros
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Libertad
Castro
Managua
Cienfuegos
Raul Castro
Fidel
Radho
Explorer VI Extends Orbit
Washington reports Explorer VI shows a wider orbit than expected on Orbit-26,400 miles at apogee and 157 miles at perigee. The satellite travels 91,140 miles per revolution at 22,957 mph near perigee and 3,125 mph at apogee, completing in 12 hours 45 minutes. The 142 pound satellite launched Friday from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Washington
America
Earth
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Killer Search Intensifies After Triple Long Island Slayings
Police widen hunt for a single gunman who fatally shot three people in late night robberies on Long Island. Victims worked alone in diners or delicatessens. the latest, Irene Currier, owned a newly bought diner with her husband. A .32 caliber pistol was used in all cases, but ballistics indicate multiple guns.
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Westhampton
N. Y
Long Island
Irene Currier
Manhattan
Caribbean Exam Asked by Herter
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter urged the foreign ministers of American republics to examine Caribbean tensions and take steps to ease them. He spoke in a statement prepared for his departure for a conference in Santiago, Chile, opening Wednesday to calm unrest in the Caribbean.
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Washington Cgp
Christian A. Herter
Caribbean
Herter
National
Santiago
Chile
Archbishop Lafitte Dies in Buenos Aires at 71
Arch bishop Fermin Lafitte, 71, newly named leader of the Buenos Aires archdiocese, died Saturday in Argentina. The death ends a brief tenure after his appointment. He had been a prominent church figure within the region.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Fermin Lafitte
Fatal Flood Toll Rises on Formosa After Pacific Storm
The century’s worst floods in Formosa raise deaths to 773 with 241 missing and 1,093 injured. 169,173 homeless, 15,178 houses destroyed, 11,890 damaged. Maiaoli sheds 73 dead as 2.472 inches of rain deluged Taichung. Chiang Kai-shek orders army relief and price controls on food.
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Spencer Moosa
Taipei
Formosa
Rmassing
Ellen
Japan
South China Sea
LAS Command
Formosan
Maiaoli
Taichung
Chiang Kai-shek
Louisiana Governors Special Session Sparks Assembly Drift
Baton Rouge reports show 63 year old Gov. Earl K Long calling a 12 day special session with 21 bills including a measure to make it harder to commit someone to a mental hospital. Legislators arrive reluctant as campaigns for the December Democratic primary loom. Phantom Bill No. 21 would let lawmakers enact any bill possible in a regular session. Special sessions are limited to items in the governor call.
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Long
Galveston
Tex
Southeast
Louisiana
Ponti Loren Rome Marriage Sparks Bigamy Charge
Film producer Carlo Ponti and Sofia Loren wed in Rome amid possible bigamy charges. The couple had married in Mexico by proxy in 1957 after Ponti secured a Mexican divorce from Giuliana Frastri, a divorce not recognized by Italian law.
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Carlo Ponti
Sofia Loren
Mexico
Ponti
Giuliana Frastri
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