Khrushchev Says Pact Would Solve World Problems
Soviet leader Khrushchev toasted President Eisenhower and urged U S Soviet talks to resolve major global issues. He spoke at a New Year reception with Bulganin Voroshilov and noted only through high level talks could the world’s problems be solved. The notes were sent to heads of state and government worldwide and echoed by NATO members seeking a summit.
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Irish Editor Connolly Dies At 53 In New York
Charles F. Connolly editor of the Tribune weekly newspaper in New York died Monday at age 53. He founded the paper in 1925, sold it six months ago but remained as editor.
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Charles F. Connolly
New Year fireworks atop Pikes Peak charm crowds
A New Year celebration lit the sky above Colorado Springs with a fireworks display atop Pikes Peak. The AdAmAn Club members climbed the mountain to light flares as hundreds watched the dazzling show from miles away.
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Arms Research Results to Show in 1958 Previewed by U S Officials
Deputy Defense Secretary Donald Quarles outlined a year of promise for 1958, noting that defense research will contribute to modernization and that intermediate range ballistic missiles and other weapons will begin to influence national security. He urged Americans to face future dangers with determination and confidence.
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JP FOR NEW YEAR These Revelers Really Got High
A Nottingham group celebrated New Year in a Derby Airport 茶 chartered plane that started in 1957 and landed in 1953, with revelers singing in a playful countdown.
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German Teens Conquer Dolomite Peak In Winter Ascent
Two German youths Gorge Ehman and Herbert Baumgartner, both from Nuernberg, completed a historic winter ascent of a 9274 foot Dolomite peak in Italy. They reached the summit New Year and began their descent Tuesday amid avalanches and freezing conditions. friends provided supplies while a guide reported Richard Weiss with frozen feet needing a lower descent.
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A garbled OCR fragment provides unclear data. No readable names, places, dates, or events emerge to form a factual card.
Five-Stage Homemade Rocket Shatters Desert Sky
El Centro reports a five stage rocket built by five college designers flew high in the desert during a Teese day firing. The team noted both stages functioned and added a third stage, then launched a track to locate the rocket’s landing site as searchers began to follow the descent and measure peak altitude by adjusting launch angle.
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Germans Revise Diplomat Visa Rule In Berlin
A Russian spokesman and East German officials announced a new visa regulation for diplomats, claiming it does not apply to military missions. Western Allies dispute the move, saying it amounts to recognition of the regime. The U.S. ambassador in West Germany would have access to West Berlin without a regime visa, as diplomats consider testing transit through East German territory.
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Life of Riley at Huntington Hotel Dining Offer
An advertisement promote staying at Huntington Hotel 1290 Ocean Boulevard Long Beach with dining options and rates. It mentions lavish lobby areas, carpeting, and daily cuisine offerings including breakfast and lunch with menu items and a per person price around 24.50. The text is a damaged OCR fragment with scattered hotel and meal details.
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Flattering circle stitched cup bra by Helene of Hollywood
Nylon taffeta Helene of Hollywood bra with flattering circle stitch design. Adjustable straps and back closure available in white in B and C cup sizes. Stock up for a comfortable fit.
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Matching Petticoat and Nylon Slips Sale
Classified ad lists Petticoat 6.95 in sizes S to XL 5 and M L, nylon set in slip with lace trim 5.95 in white 32 to 40, nylon fancy shots 1.45 with pastel shades in sizes 5 to 7, price 3.99 and 1.45 respectively.
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