U S Restricts Castro to Manhattan Island
US officials grapple with a flood of visiting dignitaries from Communist bloc and neutralist states. Meetings aimed to avert mass protests against Castro Krushchev Nasser case Nasser, amid Arab Israeli tensions, as Washington rejects a Soviet protest note from Ambassador Menshikov.
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New Storm Spotted Off New Orleans
A tropical storm named Ethel formed in the Gulf of Mexico with winds up to 65 mph. The Weather Bureau issued a hurricane watch for the Gulf Coast from Louisiana to Florida as Ethel moves north-northeastward. Officials warned Gulf storms develop quickly, unlike Hurricane Donna which allowed about a week for preparation. The watch covers Grand Isle, Louisiana to Cedar Keys, Florida.
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Carey Elected Head of Electrical Union
James B. Carey was reelected to a sixth term as president of the International Union of Electrical Workers. The union warned of possible shutdowns at General Electric and Westinghouse plants if negotiations fail before contract expirations set for October. GE covers about 75,000 workers and Westinghouse about 50,000.
Hospital Feature: Kiev ICU Rooms Sealed Like Pine Forest
Soviet reports describe a Kiev hospital for heart and kidney patients with hermetically sealed rooms that maintain a pleasant atmosphere and temperature reminiscent of a pine forest, creating an unusually soothing environment for patients.
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Furcolo Upset in Demo Contest Continues Page A-1
Minnesota and Wisconsin show Democratic and GOP contests with Freeman and Hum pthy leading, Knutson and Powell winning nominations. New Hampshire GOP tight race ends Powell finish, Vermont and Colorado races push party votes while Arizona picks Wade Church for attorney general.
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Storms Drive Thousands of Rats Into Miami Suburbs
Groups of armed men formed patrols Tuesday to combat a rat plague in several Miami subdivisions. The vermin, driven from marshlands by Hurricane Donna, invaded homes and yards across the area.
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Eisenhower to Address U.N. Before Khrushchev Visit
President Eisenhower plans to travel to New York to speak at the United Nations General Assembly before Nikita Khrushchev speaks, a shift intended to curb Soviet propaganda. The move places the U.S. ahead in the speaking order as the assembly opens September 20, with Secretary of State Herter prepared to respond to Soviet boasts if needed.
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