Khrushchev under pressure as Yugoslavia rift widens
Reports from Moscow and Warsaw say Khrushchev faces internal party attacks amid a bloc split over Yugoslavia. Pravda accuses Yugoslavia while China and Czechoslovakia back Moscow line. Polish communists blame critics like Suslov and Pospelov for pressuring Khrushchev amid debates on intervention and reforms.
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London
Russia
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Communist Bloc
Moscow
Andy
Warsaw
Communist Party
Trybuna Ludu
Tite
Tito
Central Committee
Mikhail Suslov
Piotr Pospelov
Suslov
Thugs Rob Iowa Pork Shop Steal 12000 At Gunpoint
Two masked bandits robbed the Iowa Pork Shop at 5:50 am, forcing manager William A. Tountzen to open the safe and place $12,000 into a paper bag. A second masked man stood outside the booth as the pistol whipped the operation.
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ED Kenyon Compton
William A. Tounten
Iowa
Atlantic Ave
Tounzen
Younzen
Ex Envoy Joe Davies Dead at 81
Former ambassador to Russia Joseph F. Davies died at 81 after a lengthy illness. His physician cited bronchial pneumonia following a cerebral hemorrhage as the cause. A wealthy Washington lawyer, Davies was named ambassador to Russia by Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1936 and later served as ambassador to Belgium and minister to Luxembourg. He authored Mission to Moscow, a 1942 bestseller praised for boosting U.S. sympathy for the Soviets.
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Washington Upi
Joseph F. Davies
Russia
Davies
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
Kremlin
Moscow
Hitler
U.S
Belgium
Luxembourg
Nixon applauded by Peruvians after Lima mob attack
In Lima a Communist led mob stoned Vice President Nixon and spat on him while garbage was thrown and the American flag desecrated. Nixon left for Quito at 8 am, defended by President Eisenhower who praised his courage and patience in a Dear Dick message.
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Lima
Peru
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Quito
Ecuador
San Marcos ‘University
Eisenhower
iPeru
Burglary trio arrested after church alarm trips
Three Los Angeles men Raymond Johns 36 Dick Whatley 24 Linus Hillemeyer 39 were booked on burglary charges after an alarm wired from Calvary Presbyterian Church to the Sunday school tripped. Whatley and Johns admitted attempting to loot another church. A film projector and cash bags were recovered.
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Calvary Presbyterian Church
Yard St
Atlantic Ave
E.lard St
Aldis ‘Kiepans
Jagard
Nile Jacob
Buhler
Raymond WM. Johns
Dick E. Whatley
Linus E. Hillemeyer
Los Angeles
Whatley
Johns
Community Presbyterian Church
Orange Ave
Hillemeyer
Pakistan Republican Party Chief Assassinated in Lahore
Dr Khan Saheb, head of Pakistan's governing Republican Party, was assassinated today in Lahore the capital of West Pakistan. The incident shocks the political scene as authorities launch investigations and security forces increase patrols amid rising tensions.
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W. Pakistan
Lahore
West Pakistan
Pakistan
Republican Party
Dr. Khan Saheb
Weather forecast: low clouds tonight and Saturday
Low clouds persist tonight with a clearer sky Saturday. Expect mostly sunny afternoon hours and little change in temperature across the period.
Aircraft pay talks resume in Southland labor dispute
Bargaining sessions open today in Southern California between Long Beach United Auto Workers Local 148 and Douglas Aircraft Co. in Los Angeles. IAM locals at El Segundo Torrance and Santa Monica also prepare separate talks. Other negotiations include North America Aviation with UAV Local 887, Lockheed divisions in Van Nuys and Sunnyvale, and Pomona talks with Convair missiles. Lockheed reopened with IAM, and a tentative two year contract was offered to 16,000 workers after a prior agreement.
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Southern California
Harry Malcom
Long Beach United Auto Workers Local 148
Douglas Aircraft Co
Biltmore
Los Angeles
Long Beach
International Association of Machinists
el Segundo
Torrance
Santa. Monica Douglas
Malcom
North America Aviation, Inc
UAV
Downey
Lockheed Missile Division
LAM Lodges
van Nuys
Palo Alto
Sunnyvale
Pomona
LAM
Convair Missile Division
Lockheed Missiles Division
IAM
Lockheed
TAM
Train Disaster Kills 150 at Brazil Station
Brazil’s Central do Brasil tragedy leaves about 150 dead and 800 injured as two commuter trains collide. President Kubitschek orders a full investigation into the worst Brazilian rail wreck.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Juscelino Kubitschek
Central Do Brasil
London
Trains Collide in Brazil Kills Sixty Seven Passengers
Rescue workers battled mist to retrieve the dead and injured after three Central do Brasil trains collided. Thousands crowded the wreck scene as an eight car train struck a stopped five car unit about 100 yards north of Mangaiera Station at 45 mph, slicing through the rear of the car.
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Central Do Brasil
Mangaiera
Miners Rescued After 13 Hours in Flooded Tunnel
SHARPLES, W Va AP Twenty four trapped miners were brought to the surface after more than 13 hours in a flooded coal mine. They emerged through an abandoned air shaft and were in good health. Rescue workers reached them about 2:15 am and the first man surfaced at 4:50 am.
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Sharples
W. Va
Boone County Coal Corp
Near Air Crash Promptly Avoided by Escapees
Seventy one passengers and crew, mostly dependents of U S armed forces, escaped serious injuries when a Douglas DC6A crashed on landing at Harmon Field. A nose wheel collapsed during approach from Europe to a New York base. The plane slid to its side. crew prevented fire and ambulance teams treated injured aboard.
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Stepnenville
Nild
U.S
Harmon Field
Us Air Force
Europe
New York
Married Miss England threatens to disqualify title
London a tense beauty pageant scene as Wendy Peters, Miss England No 2, is found to be married, violating rules. Eric Morley, organizer, plans to disqualify her and restart the contest for a third time after prior disqualifications of Miss England No 1 for being underage. Peters, a London model, did not attend a planned news conference to address the discovery.
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London
Eric Morley
Wendy Peters
England
June Cooper
Morley
Miss Peters
David Maitland
America
Wendy
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