Security pledge for Khrushchev at UN summit
Washington reports that U S officials say Khrushchev will be protected if he attends the United Nations summit in New York. Roderic O'Connor of the State Department leads a joint security effort with the New York Police Department and Secret Service to coordinate protection for visiting leaders.
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New York
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Khrushchev
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State Department
O'Connor
U.N
New York Police
U. S. Secret Service
TASS
Moscow
London
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U. N
Israel Blames Western Powers for Middle East Crisis
Tarik Al Askari, former British embassy official, argues the creation of Israel by Western nations caused Middle East troubles. He claims eviction of Arabs and geopolitical shifts led to ongoing misery and warns against repeating past mistakes. He criticizes Truman and notes Eisenhower viewed favorably by Arabs.
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London
Israel
Middle East
AL Askart
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Soviet seeks 12 month extension of IGY
London reports Pravda says the Soviet government wants to extend the International Geophysical Year for another 12 months after December 31. The IGY began July 1, 1937 as a cooperative effort by over 10,000 scientists in 66 nations to study the earth from oceans to outer atmosphere. The IGY special committee will meet in Moscow for nine days starting next Friday to review results.
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IGY
Pravda
Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Air Academy Moves to New Campus Quarters
The Air Force Academy begins its move to permanent quarters north of Colorado Springs. The transfer from Lowry Air Force Base near Denver will take several months, with cadets housed in barracks at Lowry during the transition.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Air Force Academy
Lowry Air Force Base
Seven Peach Desserts Featured in August Better Homes & Gardens
The August issue highlights seven peach based desserts to surprise family. Recipes include cobbler shortcakes parfait pies and Persian inspired dishes with ripe juicy peaches.
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Better Homes & Gardens
Defense Bill Ready for Ike Approval
Washington reports Congress completed action on the defense reorganization bill after a tense session. President Eisenhower is expected to sign, with officials noting the measure aims to streamline operations at NATO bases and bolster U S security. Demonstrators protesting the bill were injured during clashes outside a NATO facility in Italy.
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