Khrushchev to Visit U N and U S Capitol
Khrushchev likely to address the United Nations General Assembly during a 13 day visit starting September 12 with plans for a New York appearance and a nationwide TV speech. He may tour Detroit and San Francisco and see Washington sights before potential Capitol Hill talks.
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UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
Congress
Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Menshikov
Mikhail A. Menshikov
Krushchev
New York City
U. N. General Assembly
U. N. Assembly
Detroit
San Francisco
Anastasi Mikoyan
Frat R. Kozlov
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Russia
Poland
Moscow
Capitol Hill
Fallout shelter plan tops governors group agenda
A five governor committee proposed a joint federal state local effort for civilian protection against radioactive fallout as a major peace contribution. Led by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, the group urged education and public campaigns, while not endorsing compulsory fallout shelters in New York. The report came amid broader discussions on tax shifts and school funding.
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Puerto Rico
UPI
Governors Conference
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Edmund Brown
California
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
Isithat
DiSaile
Ohio
DiSalie
Michael A. Sweeney
Cuyahoga
Education Department
State Board of Education
Cleveland
Barberton
Akron
DiSalle
Eters
Board of Education
60 Guardsmen Injured as Storm Hits Camp Ripley
A rainstorm with 70 mph winds struck a National Guard bivouac at Camp Ripley Minnesota on Monday night injuring sixty guardsmen.
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National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minn
Weather Summary and Storms Across Ohio and Midwest
Mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thundershowers in northeastern and northwestern Ohio. Warmer, humid conditions today into tonight with highs near 85 to 90 and lows 68 to 72. Monday's temperature range 56 to 84. a year ago 34 to 55. Small craft advisories on Lake Erie and strong southerly winds. A tornado-like storm at a military camp injures guardsmen. brief hospitalizations reported. Firefighters battle a large forest fire near San Bernardino. winds whip a yacht mast loose in Lake Michigan. A stolen fire hydrant incident disrupts a Los Angeles area craft.
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Nixon Visits Warsaw Cathedral in Diplomatic Stir
Vice President Richard M Nixon made a surprise visit to Warsaw's Cathedral of St. John Paul II where Cardinal Wyszynski was reportedly on vacation. Diplomatic sources warned the meeting would be unwise, but Nixon cited no request for such a meeting. Large crowds gathered around the cathedral and Warsaw University as Nixon toured ruins, the ghetto memorial, and the Huta Warszawa steel plant, expressing hope for unity against Nazi hatred.
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Richard M. Nixon
Stephan Cardinal Wyszynski
Nixon
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Poland
Warsaw Ghetto
Palmiry
Warsaw University
Huta
Nixons
Myslewicke 'Palace
Where To Turn Woman's Touch Helps
Chronicle-Telegram reports on how mothers support Litt League baseball, highlighting their crucial role behind the scenes and the community effort to sustain local youth sports. The piece underscores a strong, visible maternal backbone in small-town athletics.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Sory
Problem Not Acute 30-Day Quarantine Of Dogs Is Ordered
A 30 day quarantine of all dogs in Elyria was ordered by Dr. H. A. Robinson the city health commissioner after a rabid skunk bit a dog yesterday. The dog, owned by James Taylor of 571 Purdue Ave, has been quarantined. Under state law violators will face prosecution. Dogs must be kept on premises or in kennels during the quarantine.
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Elyria
H. A. Robinson
James Taylor
Purdue Ave
Robinson
R. Conrad Cooper
Richard Laux
Laux
Michael J. Lotko
State District Laboratory
Cuyahoga Falls
Victor F. Stewart
David Meadows
Bond &I
Talks Continue Governors Urge Steel Settlement
At the Puerto Rico governors conference six Democratic governors backed a quick steel settlement and a governors committee to meet with President Eisenhower. Meanwhile the Steelworkers Union signed three contracts with small plants in Birmingham and Waterbury with wage hikes, as federal mediators pursued talks amid a broader national strike.
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Puerto Rico
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
S. Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
UPI
Eisenhower
Luther
H. Hodges
North Carolina
Russia
Congress
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Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Gaylor A. Nelson
Wisconsin
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Edmund
California
Joseph F. Finnegan
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Chau- Itauqua
N.Y
Steelworkers
Southeastern Metal Co
Birmingham
Ala
Virginia Steel Co
Waterbury
Bolt Kills 2 Girls at Scout Camp in Summit County
Two Girl Scouts Sally Parker and June Gamble died after a bolt of lightning struck their tent near Medina on Ohio 303 during a severe thunderstorm. Lynn Wiesenberger and Marilyn Featherstein were hospitalized or treated for burns, as counselors evacuated the camp.
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Medina
Ohio
Here
Summit County
Sally Parker
Cleveland Heights
June Gamble
Media
Medina Community Hospital
Lynn Wiesenberger
Rocky River
Marilyn Featherstein
Bedford
Buggies Exempt From New Slow Vehicle Lights Rule
Columbus report states a new Ohio law requiring flashing rear lights on slow moving vehicles does not apply to Amish buggies as confirmed by Highway Patrol Lt. William B Umpleby Patret.
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Columbus
UPD
Ohio
Highway Patrol
William B Umpleby
Patret
Wilson First President to Go Abroad
The filing notes that Wilson became the first president to travel abroad during or after his term, venturing to Paris on a mission tied to securing an outcome in a world negotiation. Details are scarce in the fragmentary Chronicle style notice from Elyria, Ohio.
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Pine Country
United States
Arisng
Elyria
Lorain
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