Khrushchev urges Moscow venue for East West talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev accuses Eisenhower of blocking a New York summit proposal and offers Moscow or any European city as a suitable venue for talks involving the United States Britain France and India. He argues Europe would guarantee security and aligns a Europe meeting with De Gaulle's proposals while Washington withholds comment pending full text.
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Wife Quits After Pet Panther Jumps In Bed
The wife of Chevalier dorgcixn files for separation from her husband and their pet panther Zooma after the animal awakens at 7 am and jumps on the bed. She notes daily disturbances and prefers sleep, while the panther remains in friendly terms with both. The couple, married in 1952, previously captured Zooma in Africa in April 1957.
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100 Still Inside Her Rock Eating Girl Leaves Hospital
Connie Holland a 10 year old from Salem Oregon was released from the hospital Sunday with about 100 pebbles still inside her. Doctors removed 50 pebbles and sent her home hoping natural processes will finish the elimination. She had pneumonia and had been swallowing rocks for months perhaps to cover a mineral deficiency. she says they simply taste good.
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Dulles Signs Pledge to Four Baghdad Pact Nations
London AP Dulles signs a declaration with Britain Turkey Iran and Pakistan pledging U S cooperation in security and defense but stopping short of full Baghdad Pact membership The five nation pledge strengthens ties along the Middle East northern tier amid regional tensions The story also notes Chennault in New Orleans and his death details but focuses on the pact pledge and its implications.
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Reds Raid Monastery in Poland
In Warsaw police broke into the Jasna Gora Monastery, ransacking the cardinal’s office and seizing religious materials after a warrantless raid. Cardinal Wyszynski denounced the action as a crisis risk between the Communist state and the Roman Catholic Church, detailing a three hour search at the Cardinal’s Institute of the National Vows and a prior house arrest context.
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Gun Death in Lebanon Blamed on Accidental Discharge
In Beirut a U S Marine private first class was killed Sunday by an accidental discharge from a companion s .45 caliber pistol during an unauthorized visit to nearby houses. Lt Col Leslie Gilson said four Marines were present. one climbed over a wall and his weapon apparently snagged, sending a bullet into a man below. Names withheld. other Marines are under investigation and have counsel. Since July 15 U S forces aid pro Western government amid Nasser challenge, three other U S servicemen have died accidentally.
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Balloon Hop Into Space Ends in Safe Landing
AP dispatch from Minneapolis reports pilots Malcolm Ross and M. Lee Lewis survived a 2000 foot bounce after their 3415 hour record balloon flight to 82000 feet. A failed release left the gondola attached causing a rough descent before the balloon finally detached and landed in a North Dakota pasture. Ross sustained a minor cut above the eye.
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Eisenhower seeks debt rise to 288 and 285 billion
President Eisenhower asked Congress to raise the temporary debt ceiling to 288 billion and to lift the permanent statutory limit to 285 billion. He said current revenues and spending require a larger debt allowance and sent identical letters to Vice President Nixon and House Speaker Rayburn.
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World's newest satellite aims five year space journey
The article outlines plans for a state of the art satellite designed to endure a five year mission in space. It details expected lifespan, testing standards, and the route of its projected orbit.
Coastal weather with fog and sun on Tuesday
Weather summary notes low clouds and fog tonight and early Tuesday with the sky clearing after mid morning. Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies and a bit warmer temperatures with noon at 73 degrees.
Jilted Suitor Plunges Car Off Bridge
A rejected suitor tried to kill himself and his girlfriend by driving off a bridge on Pacific Coast Highway early Sunday. Donald Wilt, 28, and Phyllis Aultman, 19, were injured. Wilt in a broken arm and possible internal injuries, Aultman with a head laceration and chest injuries. Police filed an attempted suicide report.
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Death claims Sam Hayes veteran Pacific Coast newscaster
Sam Hayes, 53, veteran Pacific Coast radio newscaster, died today at radio KSDO while preparing his morning newscast. A Hollywood arrival this year, Hayes began in 1929 in San Francisco and voiced the Richfield reporter, becoming the first news caster heard on a regional Pacific Coast network in 1931. Survived by widow Lorraine, daughter Diane of Phoenix, son Ron of Los Angeles, and brother Dudley A. Rayes of Fresno.
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