Khrushchev Calls for New Summit Amid Paris Fallout
Khrushchev criticizes the United States for the Paris talks collapse and slams Bonn backstage interference. He suggests a new summit in six to eight months, hints at an Eisenhower U2 apology as a precondition, and calls for Red China India and Indonesia to join future talks. The Soviet Union plans to present its case at the General Assembly after a Security Council setback.
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India
Indonesia
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Security Council
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United States
Security Coun
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White House
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Regulating Hunting and Disarmament Proposals in Global Talks
The report surveys varied remarks from Soviet and allied officials on disarmament and hunting policy. Khrushchev criticizes Eisenhower while stressing negotiations, and references U.S.-Japan military ties, Turkey relations, and deer hunting debates in a lengthy, fragmented briefing.
Misspent Millions Charged to Rhee
In Seoul Korea South Korea's former president Syngman Rhee faced accusations of misusing funds while in office. An official report alleged improper appropriation tied to a 20 million dollar figure and to pheasant hunting schemes. No charges were confirmed yet.
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Korea
Swear Valley
Dieze
Msi
Syngman Rhee
Celifornia
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California
Waller T. Shannan
Los Angeles County
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Allsdena
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San Francisco
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National Assembly
Rhee
Author Ben Dixon McNeill Dies in North Carolina
Ben Dixon McNeill 71, writer focused on North Carolina's Outer Banks history and folklore, died Friday at his home in Hux ton.
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Hkuxton
N.C
UPS
Ben Dixon McNeill
North Carolina
Outer Banks
Awning Fire Doused Near Self-Service Furniture Store
Fire crews extinguished an awning fire in front of the Self-Service Furniture Store at 5874 Atlantic Ave late Friday night. No injuries reported and cause under investigation. Local responders advised residents to avoid the area as they secured the scene.
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Atlantic Ave
Navy probes sighting of submarine near Baton Rouge
Navy and Coast Guard officials investigated reports of a submarine sighting near Baton Rouge Louisiana after a tanker reported a periscope. Navy spokesman in New Orleans questioned the credibility of the claim while noting ongoing inquiries and anti submarine warfare vessels off the Florida coast.
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Misssissippi River
Baton Rouge
8Th Naval District
New Orleans
R. P. Smithli
WAVY
Mississippi
Florida
Turks Celebrate Military Takeover in Ankara and Istanbul
Turkiye’s capital Ankara and Istanbul saw jubilant crowds as the military junta led by Gen. Cemal Gürsel announced a new cabinet and promised elections. Banks closed, censorship eased, and educators were tasked to draft a new constitution while U.S. alliance remained pledged.
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Mi If Defense
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Icha Unity Committee
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Istanbul
Menderes
Gursel
Revolutionary Committee
Jerists
Ttaise
Siddite Omar
Istanbul University
United States
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Belgrade
Tanjug
Soviet and U S clash over world tensions and spying
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko denounced U S actions as aggressive and warned Japan against base use for U S flights while denouncing U S spy planes and lodging accusations of duplicity. U S officials argued policy transcends party lines and urged renewed Big Four talks after Security Council meeting.
Woman joins national Circus Hall of Fame awards panel
Sarasota report says Mrs Bette Leonard of Wichita Kansas became the first woman member of the national awards committee for the Circus Hall of Fame. She served as a circus aerialist for 21 years. Also named to the committee was Wilson Poarch of Arlington Virginia, a 20 year member of the Circus Arts of America Club.
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Wichita
Kan
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Circus Hall of Fame
Circus Tans of América Club
Wilson Poarch
Arlington
Humphrey urges massive aid to Chile from Southland ports
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged a large air and sealift from Southern California ports to aid earthquake and tidal wave survivors in Chile. He praised the U.S. response and called for a massive followup, proposing a White Fleet of mercy ships and a timetable for relief, with ships and aircraft ready for emergencies. He cited past disasters and suggested using U.S. naval resources to restore electricity in Chilean cities.
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Robert E. Lee
Washington
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Dminn
California
Eisenhower
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Ceylon
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Korea
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Uruguay
Argentina
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Formosa
India
Burma
Greece
Fragmentary Notice From Past Beach Office
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a past office at Coast Beach, California and a local bureau of something, with references to a Sunday schedule and an address on Pye Avenue. The legibility is poor, but it appears to be an official notice or memo rather than a full article.
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Corg Beach
James Flagg Dies A famed illustrator passes at 99
James Montgomery Flagg renowned for wartime posters including Uncle Sam dies at his Manhattan home after long illness. A leading American illustrator and portrait artist, he began selling drawings at age 12 and peaked earning about $7500 yearly during his career.
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Sam
Jen
Manhattan
America
Uncleain
Smithsonian Institution
Uncle Sam
Jean
Flagg
Three Teens Held in Death of Stepdad at Vincennes
In Vincennes Indiana a 13 year old girl told deputies she and her younger sister and brother aided by their 40 year old stepfather’s death after he threatened to kill the children during a drinking spree. A bloody poker stove baker and razor blade lay beside the body five miles south of Vincennes. The youths later drove to town to buy ice cream cones. Marjorie Lionovan Jr said the man returned drunk and began beating her 13 year old brother Robert.
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Ind
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George Albert Williams
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Marjorie Lionovan, Jr
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