Ike says he will attend U.N. parley if needed
Eisenhower told reporters he would attend a U N security council or general assembly meeting if required to address the Middle East. He dismissed the idea that Khrushchev’s letter ending a security council summit eliminated a conference and urged positive action within the U N Charter. Dulles and other officials preferred a General Assembly session over a summit, while Khrushchev pressed for a broader summit and withdrawal of troop forces. The dispute centers on whether the Assembly or Council should handle Lebanon and Jordan tensions and whether U N action can avert a wider East West clash.
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Moscow
Stevenson and Khrushchev hold two hour twenty minute talks
Adlai Stevenson met with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev for two hours and twenty minutes in Moscow. The meeting, the lengthiest in years, touched on broad Soviet American issues and Middle East concerns while Stevenson pressed for royalty arrangements for authors managed by his law firm. He introduced his assistants to the Soviet premier and later spoke with U. S. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson.
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UPI
Adlai Stevenson
Nikite Krreshchev
Stevenson
Sov Union
Khrushchev
U. S
Llewel
Ian Thompson
West German Economic Expansion Slows to Standstill
Frankfurt reports West German economic expansion has slackened with industrial production rising just 5.8 percent from Q1 to Q2 1958, far below the 10.2 percent average of the prior three years. The Federal Bank monthly report notes the slowdown.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Federal Bank
Hoffa Denies Paid Averting Strike In Senate Hearing
Hoffa vigorously defended himself amid questions about payments and alleged influence. He denied receiving money to avert a Detroit laundry strike and argued with senators Kennedy Ervin and Curtis on labor policy and union power.
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D-Mass
Ken. Kady
Teamsters
Sem J. Ervin
DNC
Carl Curtis
McClellan
Eisenhower defends aides and considers campaign timing
President Eisenhower discusses staff matters and health, saying Sherman Adams stayed on in key role while admitting Adams was imprudent with a Boston industrialist. He views his health as good, mentions major problems recently, and defers on a Senate labor reform bill. He supports foreign aid if it strengthens the world, and notes Congress has had decent overall output but needs action on reciprocal trade and aid measures before considering campaign issues.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
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Sara
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Folliard
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Congress
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United States
Senhtiwer
Brutality Charge Alleged in Police Department Suit
A lawsuit alleges wrongful arrest and false imprisonment by the police department. The claim states immediate heart seizure from the alleged treatment, hospitalization at Seaside Hospital Inc, and aggravated heart condition. It cites hospital expenses of 182 and medical bills pending, with attorneys White and Jones representing the plaintiff.
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Jarome Johnson
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George L. Vaughn
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