Cheers of Asians to Back Ike at Summit Conference
New Delhi reports mark a triumphant Eisenhower tour boosting his stature before the East-West summit in Paris. Indian Pakistan Afghan and Turkish crowds hailed him as a symbol of peace and freedom while Khrushchev faces a president seen as superior in appealing to Asia's masses.
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Eisenhower Speech in India Draws Mixed British Reaction
London papers report President Eisenhower failed to elicit strong Indian Parliament support in his India visit speech. Headlines from Daily Mirror Telegraph Express and Mail describe muted reception, dwindling interest, and a perceived gap between hopes of neutrality policy and parliamentary response amid Asia goodwill and Soviet propaganda.
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Pasadena Second Class Postage Notice
Public notice states second class postage is paid at Pasadena California. The text specifies mailing cost details and authority for local postal handling.
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Lodge Predicts Free Russia
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. told the Life Insurance Association convention in New York that Khrushchev's boast of Soviet grandchildren living under communism will not come to pass. Lodge predicted that Khrushchev’s grandchildren will grow up in a free Soviet Union.
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Eisenhower names Kohler for European Affairs post
President Eisenhower appoints Foy D. Kohler as Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs succeeding Livingston Merchant who becomes Undersecretary for Political Affairs. Kohler 51 has served since 1931 and as Deputy Assistant Secretary for European Affairs since 1958. Merchant retires after 4 years in Foreign Service. Dulles era shakeups continue.
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Thieves Break Into Brattleboro Market Steal $400
In Brattleboro Vermont thieves entered a market stole about 400 dollars from a safe and drank two quarts of milk before fleeing the scene.
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U.S. Vows to Outpace Soviet Rival in All Races
The United States asserted it can outstrip the Soviet Union in any race whether economic or otherwise, signaling a broad commitment to outperform Moscow across multiple fronts.
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Dancer Vai- Oriental Star Dines with Eisenhower
Miss Kainti Mala, a noted Indian dancer and film star, performs for President Rajendra Prasad as Ike Dines With All the Trimmins at a New Delhi banquet. Eisenhower shakes her hand after the show amid diplomat style and chatter.
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