Nightclub owner among six held in burglary case
Police said six suspects were arrested on burglary charges tied to the Pottsville home of a coal operator. One arrestee identified as Mrs. Lillian M. Reis, owner of the Celebrity Room in Nyack, was among those detained.
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Says K Would Start War If He Felt He Could Win
A Russian source reports Leo Tolstoy’s daughter recounting Premier Khrushchev’s fear of sparking a world war if his regime could secure victory. The speech notes Russia’s large population, tech gaps, and reliance on mass production to support party members, while criticizing the 15 cent allowance as compensation for unpaid expenses.
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Kennedy fights back in debate as attacks rise
In Beckley West Virginia Humphrey backers and John F Kennedy spar during a weekend rally and debate. Kennedy pushes back denying exaggeration of his religious stance and priming questions about his faith as tensions rise.
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Eisenhower Pushes Four Billion Foreign Aid Plan
The House debated Eisenhower’s request for four billion dollars in foreign aid next year. The State Department report cited political aims and economic reasons for aid while defending the DLF as an independent, businesslike agency. Congress noted half of 850 million dollars for 1958-59 went to countries before specific projects were chosen.
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Parallel tunnel plans to cut London Paris train time
A 2 percent reduction in journey time is proposed by Parallel One Way tunnels. The plan envisions a London Paris service undersea with electric locomotives and freight cars, aiming for a four hour twenty minute passenger trip and a thirty six minute car shuttle under the channel. Estimated costs include ventilation equipment and fire safety at about four dollars fifty cents per person and sixteen dollars twenty five cents per car, with freight cheaper by about one percent. The study involved Technical Studies Inc of New York.
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