Nixon Reports to Security Council on Khrushchev Visit
Vice President Nixon told the National Security Council of tips from his two week Russia Poland tour and stressed the importance of Khrushchev’s U S visit next month. Nixon met Eisenhower after returning and outlined strategy for handling the Soviet premier during his first U S trip. He spoke to a crowd at National Airport urging Americans to support agreements toward East-West disarmament amid Geneva talks.
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Washington National Airport
Nixon-Khrushchev Talks Set for September Visit
President Nixon and Eisenhower plan a staged sequence of shifts with Khrushchev in a September visit, after top level talks and letters from Khrushchev and Voroshilov are translated. Eisenhower prepares to consult Western European leaders before his Russia trip this fall.
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Washington
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Weather Outlook for Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio
Sunny and warm today with highs 82 to 87. Tonight fair and mild with 67 to 72. Friday partly cloudy, warm, humid with scattered showers or thundershowers. Winds variable to southeast 10 to 20 mph tonight. Partly cloudy with fog late night and early morning. Scattered thunderstorms possible.
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Khrushchev Invited to Ohio Cities by Local Officials
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev is invited to visit Columbus Cleveland New Holland Zanesville and Akron. Ohio State alumni propose him attending the Ohio State Duke football game to gauge American spirit. A rock and roll record hop in Cleveland is suggested to impress American youth while Ted Brown hints at Akron’s primary election observation. Akron Mayor Berg rebukes the idea. Zanesville candidate Jack Moore backs a Khrushchev visit as prep for post election talks.
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Race Board Chairman Criticized
Columbus reports a heated dispute over Lloyds investigation into racing lobbyists and calls for tough labor reform. President Eisenhower backs a commission chair to probe financial reports while Democrats press for answers and network coverage of the speech.
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Eisenhower Address to Air on Local Stations Tonight
All Cleveland television and radio outlets will carry the President's address at 7 30 p m tonight with KYW at 8 30 WGAR at 9 and WERE after the Indians game A rebroadcast will follow Later AFL C I O President Meany plans NBC radio remarks two hours after the speech as Republicans push for a milder substitute and the President had said the measure was closer to his ideas than other proposals
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R-Mich
Royal Palace Guards Face New Troubles
London police report a rough incident at Buckingham Palace as guards in fur hats suffer a head rap and pants rip during a midsummer disturbance linked to Queen Elizabeth. A wave and a kick escalated the confrontation, prompting attention to palace security.
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UPI
Eisenhower nominates Mueller to Commerce Secretary
Frederick H. Mueller testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee in Washington. The committee votes unanimously to approve the nomination, clearing Mueller to succeed Lewis Strauss.
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Eisenhower
Commerce
Senate Commerce Committee
Washington
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Lewis Strauss
Johansson balks at Patterson fight plan in New York
Ingemar Johansson, world heavyweight boxing champion, will refuse to fight Floyd Patterson in New York on September 22, according to Swedish newspaper Expres. Johansson says he is tired of troubles arranging the return bout and offered no comment from his Goteborg office.
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Guardsman trips pupil with rifle at Windsor amid crowd
At Windsor Castle a guardsman accidentally struck a schoolboy with a rifle during a drill and later tore his trousers during an arms presentation. The boy was treated for a slight bump and his father blamed no one, while a crowd watched the mishap and the commander sent for a replacement uniform.
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Amherst Officials Hear Races In Local Elections
The Amherst civic notice outlines races for township and school posts with few candidates. Milan district draws limited interest with three seeking the mayoral post. Vermilion and surrounding areas also show electoral activity as notices list candidates and deadlines.
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Khrushchev Heads to Amerika Talks Political Peace
Soviet Premier Khrushchev, at the Kremlin retreat, says his trip to the United States next month centers on Germany peace issues and liquidating postwar consequences. He seeks a peaceful visit and claims no weapons as he prepares for the Geneva follow up talks and a meeting with President Eisenhower in September.
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Drive to Aid Rockefeller Nomination In New Jersey
Advertising executive Martin H. Hummel says a campaign push will begin in New Jersey to back Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination. He notes the plan will wait until November to avoid distracting from New Jersey’s state elections.
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Big Battle Shapes Up in Laos Border Provinces
Reports from Laos indicate a major clash for control between Premier Phoui Sananikone’s pro Western government and Communist attackers in Sam Neua Phongsaly border provinces. Heavy rains paused fighting after renewed assaults, with Reds reinforcing from North Viet Nam into Sam Neua region.
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Talks Continue No Early Break Seen By Steel Mediator
The ongoing 24 day nationwide steel strike enters its fourth day as top union and industry spokesmen meet. USW President David J. McDonald is absent at the table with others negotiating wage and price controls amid a cost figure of about 29 million dollars daily.
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Chester A. Bowles
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Justice Dept Probing Many Teamster Cases
The Justice Department is investigating wholesale racketeering perjury and income tax evasion by Teamsters members. Assistant Attorney General Malcolm R. Wilkey said many inquiries grew from disclosures linked to the Hoffa era and that the department is pursuing indictments on crimes including antitrust violations.
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UPI
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Han Wilkey
Hawaiians Warned as Dot Threatens Hawaii Coast
The Weather Bureau warned residents along Hawaii's southern and western shores to brace for 30 foot waves from Hurricane Dot. Dot would pass within 40 miles of Niihau, where only native Hawaiians live, prompting Kauai residents to move to higher ground. The Red Cross opened three shelters for about 400 shore residents until the storm passes.
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Mystery of 11 Missing Airmen Remains Unsolved
Washington reports Nixon discussed Khrushchev talks and sought further details on 11 missing American airmen from a C130 shot down over Soviet Armenia. Soviet Union has returned remains of six fliers four identified two unidentified. fate of the remaining 11 remains unknown.
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English Barbers Get First Ties
One theory of tipping traces to England when barbers performed minor medical work. Patrons tipped for quick service. For hiring barbers or workers, use Chronicle Telegram Classified Ads. Dial FA 33371 in Elyria or CE 36173 in Lorain.
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