Congress Hurries To Beat Khrushchev Visit In Washington
Congress rushes to adjourn before Khrushchev arrives as the mid September target for his visit and Congress adjournment tightens. Members fear a joint session would seem to snub the Soviet leader, while past invites show Khrushchev may expect similar ceremonial treatment given other world figures.
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Nixon Urges Courtesy to Khrushchev in Talks
Vice President Nixon concludes a 12,000 mile trip to the Soviet Union and Poland with a call for Americans to show courtesy to Khrushchev. He lauds Khrushchev as earnest and well informed, notes Gomulka’s leadership in Poland, and reports on Go the talks’ atmosphere and potential impact on U.S. policy.
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Hoffa Accused of Gangster Payoffs by Senate Panel
A Senate investigative committee charged James R. Hoffa used five million dollars of Teamsters funds to pay Chicago mob figures and a corrupt labor leader. Hoffa rejected the claims as hearsay and false testimony, while the Dorfman family denied involvement. The report claimed health and welfare funds were diverted, inflating member costs and reducing benefits. Chicago officials offered no comment.
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Steel Talkers Urged to Keep Quiet
Federal mediators urge steel strike negotiators to end public statements and focus on bargaining for a new contract. Joseph F. Finnegan, director of the mediation and conciliation service, says stepping back from publicity barrages and working in a workmanlike manner leads to progress as joint negotiations continue with federal aid.
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Nixon Brings Warsaw Souvenir After Polish Welcome
Washington UPI reports Vice President Nixon, warmly greeted in Warsaw, returned with a souvenir and a slight bruise on his left forehead from a bouquet barrage as he entered his car. The episode underscored the enthusiastic reception he received during the visit.
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Texan Held in Widow's Killing
Wealthy widow Mrs. Lela Helms Peet was found shot on her 80 acre estate near Aversone. Sailor Wade Zack Brown of Pampa was arrested on suspicion of murder after being befriended by the woman. He serves aboard a destroyer near Long Beach California. Youth for Christ world congress gathers in Menico City with about 1609 delegates from 20 nations.
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