Ceylon Ambassador Maxwell Gluck Resigns
Newport reports that Maxwell Gluck resigns as Ceylon ambassador to Eisenhower effective Oct 1. Gluck cited personal pressures in a letter to the President and expressed desire to serve country. He had previously drew criticism for not naming Ceylon's premier and unfamiliarity with Hungary UN report.
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India Pakistan border row settled in part at talks
New Delhi reports that prime ministers Firoz Khan Noon and Jawahar Lal Nehru announced eight of fifteen disputed border sectors resolved in a two day conference. They pledged no force to alter current lines and urged residents to stay on land despite changes.
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Russian Aids Fails to Echo Khrushchev Boast
Vienna reports Soviet Agricultural Minister Matskevich declined to echo Khrushchev’s boast of overtaking the United States in farm output. He said the seven year plan aims to meet population needs and achieve harmonious agriculture. He avoided predicting world leadership, signaling caution on explicit promises.
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Peak in Yosemite Named for Former Stanford President
Yosemite National Park honors Dr. Donald B. Tres idder, former president of Stanford University, by naming a 10 600 foot peak after him. The designation reflects his contributions to higher education and science.
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Polio Hit Four States Hardest Including Calif
Polio strains hit Michigan Texas Florida and California hardest this season with Detroit cited as a likely epicenter. Nationally 2,223 cases reported for 35 weeks ending Aug 30, down from last year and far below 1953-57 average, with four states accounting for about 40 percent of cases. Michigan's 292 Texas 297 Florida 160 California 146. later counts rose to 356 in Wayne County Detroit. Metropolitan Life Insurance bulletin notes more paralytic than nonparalytic cases this year, a change from 1987.
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