Coexistence Theme Is Preached by Mr. K in Parliament
Khrushchev urged Asia and Africa to build new lives while praising Cuba and other nations for economic gains under independence. He criticized Western powers and urged disarmament, pledging Soviet support for a general treaty in Geneva talks.
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Africa
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Cuba
Latin America
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Khrusachev
Geneva
Ike Proposes Four Point Ban to Break Atom Test Deadlock
President Eisenhower unveils a four point plan to pause nuclear tests and broaden monitoring, signaling a temporary shift away from a total test ban. He notes small underground blasts remain hard to police and urges Soviet participation to advance progress at Geneva. The talks touch education funding, unemployment, missile concerns, and farm policy, with Nixon and Farm State senators influencing messaging.
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Steel executive named general superintendent in Utah works
A fragment reports George A. Jecenoff from Cun/ANAHEIM being named general superintendent at OMPTON, near Long Beach, with a note placing Geneva works near Provo, Utah. The text mentions positions in San Francisco and Anaheim and a street address in California.
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Anaheim
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Brookhford
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Thipcalarre Wiens
Ompton
Long Beach
Sears
Steel
Geneva
Provo
Utah
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