Macmillan Talks With Rashidov in Moscow Visit
British Prime Minister Macmillan held lengthy informal sessions with Rashidov in Moscow noting mutual interests. Reports say Berlin unity topics were discussed as Khrushchev and Mikoyan accompanied by crowds observed the leaders strolling near the Kremlin.
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Uzbek
Klementi Varoshidov
Moscow State University
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Kremlovsky
Council of Ministers
Mouscanton
Three Gunmen Rob Chicago Bakery
Three gunmen barged into a northwest Chicago bakery this morning and looted cash and checks. They forced nine employees into a walk in cooler, moved a safe to a loading dock, and placed it in a delivery truck before fleeing. Owner Abe Schachter provided details to police.
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Brink's Job Suspect Seeks Deportation From Alcatraz
San Francisco reports Theodore Georgacoplis aka Teddy Green, blamed for the Brink's robbery, seeks Greek citizenship to be deported from Alcatraz. Greek consul says any native can request a passport. federal authorities unclear on release prospects. Green’s 25 year sentence and Alcatraz transfer in 1955 are noted. warden says no deportation information.
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Alcatraz
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Theodore Georgacoplis
Washington State Prison
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Citizens’ Committee
Red China Talk Sparks Senate Debate on Diplomatic Ties
Former State Department adviser Charles Burton Marshall urged recognizing Red China to ease disarmament talks. Senators Hickenlooper Wiley and Lausche challenged the approach, warning of Southeast Asia risks and UN eligibility concerns.
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Iowa
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Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
Quemoy
Matsu
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
China
Family of 5 survives sinking near Corpus Christi
A 26-foot cabin cruiser broke up in heavy seas near Corpus Christi Bay leaving the Schmidt family clinging to a beacon seven miles from downtown. Mrs Schmidt recounted the ordeal as Coast Guard and Navy helicopters searched the area. they shortages milk and baby food, praying nightly while the boat went under. The captains identity remains unknown and the family vows not to sail again.
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Port Mansfield
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Clever Burglars Burn Safe For $2000 Loot in Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz thieves used an improvised acetylene torch left by workmen in a supermarket to burn open a safe and abscond with $2000. The UPI report notes no injuries and ongoing police inquiries.
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