Khrushchev in Paris Faces Internal Soviet Pressure
Paris dispatch reports Khrushchev arrives amid alleged Kremlin strings and domestic dissent. Malinovsky accompanies him, seen as a reminder of the Red Army’s power as critics press for less ardent military posturing. China’s stance hardens prospects for détente.
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Russia
Khrushchev Threatens Separate East German Peace Pact
Paris dispatch reports Premier Khrushchev skipping an emergency summit session and signaling a plan to sign a separate peace treaty with East Germany. He warned of halting Western rights in West Berlin and demanded a public Eisenhower apology for U2 incidents, while de Gaulle urged a resumption of talks at the Elysee Palace.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Moscow
Harold Macmillan
Free World
Sezanne
Khrushchev's pressure shifts voters toward new US president
Khrushchev in Paris challenges Eisenhower's leadership and stirs debate on the 1960 race. Voters weigh candidates on toughness, peace plans, and ability to handle presidential duties as political capital shifts amid the diplomatic upheaval.
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Washington
UPD
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Paris
United States
K. Eisenhower
U.S
Khrushchev attack dominates Paris summit coverage
Foreign press from Paris to Tokyo blasted Khrushchev as crude and belligerent after his Paris remarks. Soviet diplomacy was blamed by Western and Communist outlets alike for the summit blowup, while Berliners hoped for relief from Soviet pressure and urged Western solidarity.
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World leaders call for restraint at summit crisis
Senator Kennedy and Sen. Symington react to the U2 crisis with cautious hope for peace. President Johnson, Sen. Morse, and Adlai Stevenson urge moderation, warning Khrushchev not to polarize Americans and to seek understandings to avert nuclear conflict.
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Woman Charged With Chicken Theft After Oven Robbery
In Dallas, police arrest a young housewife after clues tie her to a roasted bird stolen from her own oven. Bracelet found next door, feathers in trash, and hen house evidence lead to charges of chicken theft.
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UPI
Ollie Wallace
Where To Turn Democrats Organize in Lorain County
Democratic organizers in Lorain County push to reelect city and county leaders. Ushelyi remains head of the executive committee as the district redrafts party structure amid campaign activity. A separate item notes a radio station damage suit and policy review. Nearby, a crop danger spray program to control weeds along side roads is proposed by commissioners. A Ridgeville park proposal explores school area conversion as part of community planning.
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Weather Summary for Ohio Regions In Early Week
Partly cloudy and warm in northeastern and northwestern Ohio with scattered showers and thunderstorms and highs of 73 to 78. Showers end late tonight with cooler temperatures, lows 48 to 33. Wednesday brings partly cloudy and cooler conditions with a calm trend in the forecast.
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Four Saved After Drift Immobilizes Lake Erie Pleasure Boat
Four Lorain residents escaped a drifting nine hour lake cruise when the craft, found about 5 am by the G S Coast Guard, drifted three miles off the west breakwater. Mrs Mabel Uehlem reported they burned clothing to signal for help but were uninjured. passengers included Timothy Uehlem 2 his wife 20 Barbara Uehlein 18 and Joseph Gencur 23. Coast Guard and barge sightings aided the rescue.
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Klipspringer Jump Height Factored In
The Klipspringer, a small African antelope, can jump vertically two feet and stands about 20 inches tall at the shoulder, weighing around 40 pounds. Classified ad contact numbers FA 3-3321 in Elyria and CE 3-6173 in Lorain offer quick results. Geraniums and potted plants are advertised by a florist with prices listed.
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Ohio Governor DiSalle calls for spending cuts to avert deficit
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle said the state must trim spending to avoid a deficit at the end of fiscal 1961. He warned a $12 million surplus in June won't cover a larger shortfall next year and hinted at broad spending cuts without specifying areas. He spoke after trading letters with Rep. Taft over tax and spending policy.
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UPI
iGov
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DiSalle
DiSelle
Aletter
Hubert A. jTaft
Cincinnati
Ohio House
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U.S
Tait
Midwest Tornadoes and Storms Cause Wide Damage
A line of tornadoes high winds and hail swept the Midwest and plains Monday night causing widespread property damage. In Keokuk Iowa winds reached nine miles per hour uprooting trees and capsizing boats. Tornadoes destroyed farm buildings in Illinois Kansas and Missouri while north St Louis faced outages and golf ball sized hail in St Louis County. Flood warnings were issued for southwest Wisconsin and Edwardsville Illinois reported power losses from storms.
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Sneaky Entry Wins Art Prize in Tulare County show
Murrell Twibel reports that a small group of janitors and maintenance men entered scrap metal titled the petrifid sic ppe and won a merit award at the Tulare County Fair League show in Visalia California. The piece resembled a cat shape after door latches were removed and carried a $350 price tag.
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Visalia
Calif
UPI
Tulare
Western heads of government set reunion at 3 30 pm
Paris bulletin reports UPI that the western heads of government will reconvene tonight at 3 30 pm per U S presidential press secretary James Hagerty.
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UPI
U. S
James Hagerty
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