Eisenhower Says Conditions for Meeting With Khrushchev
United Nations reports President Eisenhower will meet only if Russia releases two American RDB-47 crewmen held on spy charges and if Khrushchev signals willingness to retract hard positions from the General Assembly speech. Both leaders kept distance in New York as Cold War rivals consult other nations.
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United Arab Republic
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General Assembly
Harold Macmillan
Eisenower
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Russia
Amerigany
New York City
Angry Snorer Suppressed Under Hypnosis in Las Vegas Course
A chronic snorer claimed to harbor anger toward his brother for stealing money. Under hypnosis the hostility was revealed and the snoring ceased. The finding is part of a four day course on medical hypnotism for physicians and dentists in Las Vegas running October 7 to 10.
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Los Angeles
Journal of the
American Institute of Hypnosis Today
William J. Bryan Jr
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Las Vegas
Ike and Macmillan pledge near unanimous UN backing
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Macmillan voiced strong support for the United Nations today. Dag Hammarskjold faced Khrushchev demands for his dismissal as tensions over the Soviet position intensified.
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John Scalit
New York
Eisenhower
Macmillan
United Nations
Dag Hammarsk
Nikita Khrushchev
United States urges halt to further nuclear testing
In Geneva the United States proposed a 27 month moratorium on underground tests and urged Khrushchev to join the Soviet Union in backing a broad test ban. Eisenhower and Macmillan coordinated a joint approach as talks resumed, aiming to renew negotiations with the Big Three. Two thirds of the treaty text has been agreed, leaving major principles for hard talks ahead.
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Three Yanks Die in Moscow Plane Crash
A four-engine Austrian airliner crashed near Moscow airport in fog and rain killing 30 of 37 aboard. Seven survived with injuries including two U.S. Embassy attaches Air Force Maj. Edward Wooten and Army Maj. Willis H. Knipe. Names of several victims linked to American ties.
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Willis H. Knipe
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State Department
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Wooten
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Eisenhower Meets World Leaders Amid Diplomatic Push
President Eisenhower continues quiet diplomacy at the Waldorf Astoria with Macmillan breakfast meetings and discussions with Ethiopian Cambodian and Soviet delegates. UK support is stated as Britain backs the US offer while Russia shifts its moratorium demand from a long term to four to five years for losses.
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Macmillan
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Gunslinging life ends in self injuries at Alpena
Gordon L Amiott aged 22 of Osineke suffered two firearm accidents in one week. He first shot his knee while drawing a pistol on August 2. Later he reholstered the weapon and it fired again, injuring his calf.
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Gordon L. Amiott
Osineke
Bus Driver Meant Business Loses Suit
Ralph Di Bona won a $325 in a suit against bus driver Mrs. Cora Campbell in Buffalo New York. He alleged she refused him entry during her lunch hour. He said she slapped him kicked him and bent his finger until it broke.
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Ralph di Bona
Cora Campbell
Castro to Return to Cuba Wednesday from UN
Fidel Castro will leave New York for Havana on Wednesday becoming the first head of government to depart the UN General Assembly session. He met world leaders including Khrushchev and planned calls on Nkrumah Nehru Tito and Nasser before departing as his speech drew heavy applause.
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India
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nasser
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Japan Pair Welcomed to Capital
Washington welcomed Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko on a three day official visit with assurances of deep friendship between Japan and the United States. Undersecretary of State Livingston T. Merchant received the imperial couple as Secretary Christian A. Herter was in New York on urgent United Nations business.
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Japan
Crown Prince
Akihito
Michiko
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T. Merchant
Christian A. Herter
New York
United Nations
Nixon and Kennedy clash on key issues in campaign debate
In a landmark NBC CBS telecast Nixon and Kennedy spar over farm education housing and elderly care as they dispute leadership in the Cold War era Civil rights appear as a backdrop with Kennedy tied to strong rhetoric while Nixon stays focused on policy and public confidence The debate signals momentum for both candidates ahead of the 1960 campaign coverage notes the Vatican question remains unraised by Nixon and President Eisenhower postponements loom over diplomatic engagement with Japan Reuters tracing the banner event through Page A-4 Col 1
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Washington Debated Plans Amid Aerial Visit And Parade
Washington staffers William Broom and Robert E. Lee report impressions of Monday's TV debate between presidential candidates. The article notes arrival from Los Angeles at 11:58 a.m. with full military honors and a 21 gun salute for the heir to the Chrysanthemum throne, followed by a parade through national capital streets.
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Washington
William Broom
Robert E. Lee
Weather notice with hazy sun and coast fog
A hazy day with sunshine, night and early morning coastal fog. Little temperature change expected. Maximum temperature by noon today is 74 degrees.
Beach Combing Report From Local Shoreline
A brief look at recent shoreline finds and tide reports outlines shells, driftwood, and small debris washed ashore. Local observers note patterns in currents and suggest best times for future foraging along the beach.
Contrast In Manner Rivals’ Appearance Differs Off Screen
Washington reports describe a TV clash between Vice President Nixon and Senator Kennedy as they prepared for a Chicago studio debate. Nixon arrived early, appeared tense and grim while Kennedy flashed a grin and moved briskly. They tested cameras, wore different shirts, and exchanged remarks about time and audience before going on air. Nixon talked more during the program, Kennedy pressed notes and remained largely still.
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