Eisenhower Extends Support From Macmillan in Cold War Talks
London reports President Eisenhower secured Prime Minister Macmillan's confidence and backing for a firm but flexible approach to dealing with Khrushchev. Adenauer also voiced support. The talks at Chequers covered NATO strength disarmament Western defense and a potential United Nations session amid a large press contingent.
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Cave-In Buries 50 at Portuguese Steel Mill Site
At a Portugal construction site for the nation’s first large steel mill a cave-in buried about 50 workers. Initial reports cited at least 13 dead with many others feared trapped and several injured. The blast furnace project sits on the Tagus River bank opposite Lisbon.
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Weak Cold Front Welcomed In Ohio
A weak cold front brought near normal temperatures to Ohio after days of 90s. Only Cincinnati reached the 90s with a 91 degree high while most areas stayed in the 80s amid scattered thunder in the region.
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Weather lashed central Ohio with hail and floods
Central and northeast regions suffered widespread damage as a five minute hailstorm capsized 22 sailboats on the Scioto near Columbus, with 75 people dumped into the water. A Northeastern Ohio dam near Warren was damaged by fire, while high winds felled trees and left power disruptions in Trumbull County. Temperatures swung from mid 60s to mid 80s with a weak cold front slipping through. Senate and House invite Khrushchev address joint session.
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Wife and 3 Children To Join Khrushchev Visit
The State Department announced that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will be accompanied by his wife Nina Petrovna and two daughters on his United States visit. Khrushchev’s wife reportedly accepted Eisenhower’s invitation. The department noted the proposed entourage includes a son and a son-in-law with plans set for September 15. The president was said to be pleased by the acceptance in London.
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Nationalist Planes Reported Sent to Laos
In Vientiane officials said nationalist Chinese planes were dispatched to Laos to assist in opposing Communist rebels threatening the country. The official Peiping daily did not specify aircraft types but noted the deployment was with United States approval.
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Moon base crew favored for first effort amid space talk
A two men and one woman crew is favored for the initial lunar base test as scientists at an international conference discuss the mission. Helvey notes the plan aims to simulate lunar environments and push for early space travel, with a focus on propulsion and habitat feasibility.
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GOP Senators Urge No Steel Price Hike
Two Republican senators urged a prompt settlement of the steel strike without any increase in steel prices. They warned a wage hike would hurt the economy as negotiations between the industry and United Steelworkers remain in recess. They noted ongoing talks and commented on political turmoil in the region affecting labor demands.
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Where To Turns 2 Selected As Jurors
Jurors chosen by noon in a case involving Alford Sanders facing first degree murder. Transfer of funds likely as Lorain police plan to resume patrols. Strongville race yields victory, with hospital birthday event for area youth. A mishap injures Beliet Valette in Amherst. local news sections cover courts, sports, and community notices.
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Labor Bill Conferees Plan New Proposals
Washington report says House Republican conferees plan new proposals to avoid a Senate floor fight over labor reform. Rep Robert F Griffin disclosed none of the specifics, while Senate Democrats and House Republicans weigh offers to break the deadlock on secondary boycotts and organizational picketing. Senator Dirksen moved a resolution after the conference stalemate.
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Nehru seeks negotiated border solution with China
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru urged resolving border tensions with Communist China through talks while reinforcing border defenses. Unofficial reports claim Chinese invasions into India's northeast frontier areas and Bhutanese territory, with印度 forces ordered to shoot if needed to repel incursions. The Dalai Lama appealed for a United Nations verdict on China’s control of Tibet as Bhutan and Sikkim watch closely.
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Negro Group Opens Integration Drive in Montgomery Plan
United Press International reports a Negro group led by the Montgomery Improvement Association seeks to urge the Chapel Hill School Board to admit Negroes to white schools. The drive follows a long desegregation battle and aims to extend integration to more Alabama classrooms as other Southern states begin their terms of integrated schools. The group hopes to transfer Negro students to white schools, challenging segregation in the wake of court rulings.
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August Ranked Second Most Popular Wedding Month
The data shows about 10.1 percent of U S weddings occur in August, a close runner up to June's 12.8 percent. Lorain County residents are urged to reach interested buyers with an advertisement for items and services amid the busy season.
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