Nixon to Sell Peace Image on Moscow Trip
Vice President Nixon plans a one day Moscow visit aimed at presenting him as a peace monger. He travels with reporters and aides and meets Soviet Premier Khrushchev for blunt talks on Berlin disarmament and trade, signaling a tough stance against pressure for a Munich style pact.
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Khrushchev Silent On Tour Cancellation In Poland
Soviet Premier Khrushchev offered no public explanation for canceling a planned naval visit, sparking fresh speculation as he addressed party officials in Racszow. He gave a speech amid questions on health and an expected Moscow return, while stressing American missile and space rivals.
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Fire Burns Itself Out at Sonora
The Stanislaus National Forest fire near Groveland centered 30 miles east of Sonora was controlled late Monday as crews were released. The blaze burned through about 4,000 acres of brush and timber with 500 men on the lines, with total damage estimated at 5 million board feet of pine and firefighting costs exceeding 75,000 dollars. Origin of the fire, starting Saturday, has been determined. In Humboldt County, two fires along the Garberville Alderpoint road were brought under control after burning about 1,000 acres of brush and slash timber.
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Senators to Debate Post Korea Vet Benefits Bill
Washington debate centers on a post Korea veterans package offering education grants loans and training. The measure would extend benefits to service connected disabled veterans and require potential amendments from the Senate before reaching the House. The Eisenhower administration opposes the plan which could cost over two billion dollars. Local item notes Jamestown NY allows the bunny hug and shimmy, ending a 1920s Jazz era ban by the City Council.
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Tour Boat Wrecked Near Vananoque After Shoal Strike
A Thousand Islands tour boat hit a shoal on the St Lawrence River Monday night and partially sank. Three feet of water filled the vessel as forty Americans and Canadian tourists were rescued unharmed.
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Rescue Breathing New Way to Save Lives
August Readers Digest features a illustrated guide on rescue breathing replacing older artificial methods. It discusses a simple invention that eliminates mouth contact and explains how mouth to mouth provides twelve times the air volume.
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