Two Americans Cross Red Border to Freedom
Kaminsky and Bennett were detained after attempting to tour the Soviet Union with films and notes for a book. They were captured near Azgarod in late August and held for weeks, then tried on Sept. 12 in a military court. Kaminsky blamed Soviet trials for presuming guilt.
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Kaminsky
Northcraft, Educational Fund
Philadelphia
Bennett
Soviet Union
Hernell
Azgarod
Czech
Uzgorod
Kiev
U.N. Arms Debate Escalates Between U S and Soviet
U S ambassador James L Wadsworth rebuked Soviet claims that the United States aims to poison the atmosphere and provoke a cold war. Dag Hammarskjold defended U N staff neutrality amid Soviet charges of pro Western bias and questioned why Moscow objects to U N technical aid in Africa. He also rebutted accusations over his Laos visit, noting the I L legal basis for his mission and urging the Budget Committee to review Soviet motives.
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Zorin
United States
Paris
U. S
James L. Wadsworth
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Assembly
Than
Hammarskjuld
Soviet Union
Africa
Slammarskjold
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Laos
Far East
A.A. Roschin
Ionday
Newspapers Quote Preferences in Election Debate
A collage of 1956 editorials from papers like Omaha World-Herald Seattle Times and New York Herald Tribune endorses Nixon and Lodge for steadier leadership. They cite experience in foreign policy and national security, contrasting with Kennedy Stevenson calls for change.
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Nurret
Omaha World-Herald
Ind
Nixon
Lodge
Eisenhawer
Waterville
Maine
Sentinel J
Eisenhower
New York Herald-Teribune
Seattle ‘Times
Democratic Party
Houston
Tex
Post
Richard M. Nixon
Newark
N.J
Star-Ledger
Boston Herald
Kennedy
Tulsa Tribune
Philadelphia Inquirer
Nenry Cabot
Columbus Citizen - Journal
Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Brush - Moore
Times
Stevertson
Miami
Fla
Stevenson
New Bedford
Mass
Standard Times
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Milwaukee Journal
John F. Kennedy
Atlanta Journal
The
Atlanta Constitution
Dem
Toowerville
John Kennedy
New York Post
Sacramento
Modesto
Fresno Bee
Adlai Stevenson
Austin
American and Statesman
Corpus Christi
Caller-Times
Kennedy-Johnson
Madison
Wis
Capital Times
Congress
Lowell
Sen
John ¥. Kennedy
gust-Jing Sen
White House
Pittsfield
Masa
Berkshire
Eagle
United States
Scranton
New Brunswick
Home News
Paterson
Dick Nixon
Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman
Henry Cabot Lodge
Khrushchev
San Diego Union
Bangor
Daily News
Nixon-Lodge
Glasses or Contacts? A New Era in Vision Wear
A period style ad notes contact lenses have advanced beyond glasses, offering comfort and invisibility. It highlights teens and self-conscious wearers seeking youth appeal, urging readers to visit for a demonstration of science that makes lenses easy to wear.
San Francisco Plans Welcome for Optometrist Dr J M Soss
San Francisco announces a welcome for optometrist Dr J M Soss at 37 Pine Avenue. He has 32 years serving the harbor area and will be open evenings by appointment and all day Saturdays. A 21 gun salute at Treasure Island and a ticker tape reception for President Eisenhower are planned with a Commonwealth Club dinner where the tech president will speak. No other public engagements are listed.
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Treasure Island
Eisenhower
Tech
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Ohis
Elizabeth
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Long Island
N.Y
Press and
Long Island Star
Portland, Maine
Press Herald
San Francisco
J. M. Soss
Sig
Pine Avenue
General Electric
Thora
Ocean Blvd
London
GIN U
U.S. A
Distillers Company, Limited
Linden
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Nene Rcra
Priel
Emma
Tondon
England
Fraxden
Los Angeles
Pertla
Seotttle
Butler
Maytag
Sunset Magazine
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Butler Brothers
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