U S and Soviet Leaders Face Setback After U2 Incident
Secretary of State Herter told the NATO council that the U-2 spy flights had run for four years and were suspended after a Soviet shootdown. He said Khrushchev came to Paris to derail the summit talks and that he believed relaxation with the West would not satisfy Soviet critics.
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Paris
Christian A Herter
NATO Council
Khrushchev
Eissephower
Herter
NATO
Krushchev
Moscow
Russia
Summit Remains Despite Shambles Ike Welcomes in Lisbon
President Eisenhower arrived in Lisbon after the Paris summit collapse and Khrushchev's insults. He said progress was blocked but praised Allied unity and pledged to press for peace with justice. Macmillan travels home after brief talks with de Gaulle yielding few concrete moves.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Paris
Washington
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East Berlin
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Khrushchev Arrives in East Berlin Amid Court of Power
Nikita Khrushchev landed in East Berlin from Paris amid Western tensions over Berlin. He was greeted by East German leaders Walter Ulbricht and Wilhelm Pieck and was to hold meetings before addressing the public and departing for Moscow.
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Khushchev
Eisenhower
Ademaner
East Germany
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Moscow
Merger Proposal Would Create Nation's Second Largest Rail System
The B&O and Chesapeake & Ohio presidents announced the C&O bid to merge with the Baltimore & Ohio, forming a system second only to the Pennsy. The plan exchanges C&O and B&O shares and would yield a combined network of about 5,900 miles with major assets from Chicago to Virginia and Kentucky coal fields.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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C&o
B&o
Central
Alfred ©. Perlman
BEO
Chicago
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Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginna Tt
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Washington
Consolidated Roads
Weather report and marine forecast for Lake Erie region
Weather ene Moony suty Precipitation for 24 hours ended p.m. edt Wednesday trace Humidity Wednesday at am edt 93 per cent 2 p.m. 78 8 p.m. Sunrise today 6:05 am edt sunset 4:43 p.m. Moonrise today 3:11 a.m. edt moonset 3:63 p.m. Lake Erie winds east-southeast 10-15 knots morning rising to 15-22 knots afternoon and tonight. Partly cloudy scattered thundershowers likely tonight near portions.
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Lake Erie
Where To Turn Court Gets Dog Case
Oberlin resident wins right to construct apartment. Ridgeville coach to be full time guidance counsellor. Basketball and baseball tutor to be hired. Court action proceeds on injunction in local matter.
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Oberlin
Ridgeville
Reds Ready To Recall Space Ship
The Soviet Union says it will bring down its latest satellite shortly, as Maj. Gen. John 8. Medaris, former commanding general of the US Army Ordnance Missile Command, questions whether the Russians have a dummy satellite.
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America
John 8. Medaris
Amy Ordnance Missile Command
Chicago
Russian seeks asylum during cultural exchange in Edinburgh
Anatoly Nakashidze, 28, an engineer and industrial manager from Soviet Georgia, member of a Soviet miners delegation on a cultural exchange, asked British police for political asylum at an Edinburgh station. Reliable government sources identified him as part of the visiting group.
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Edinburgh
Scotiana
UPD
Busciari
Anatoly Nakashidze
Georgia
Nakashidze
Scotland
Japanese Diet Ratifies Security Treaty
Tokyo reports the Lower House of the Diet today ratified the contentious Japan U.S. Security Treaty amid public debate and political pressure. The vote confirms the alliance framework and its defense commitments between Japan and the United States.
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Tokyo
Reds Demand UN Hearing on U S Spy Flights
United Nations reports that Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko seeks a UN Security Council meeting to demand a halt to U S spy flights. Gromyko asked Paris for an urgent meeting to condemn the alleged provocation of U 2 over the Soviet Union.
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N.Y
UPD
Andrei A. Gromyko
Unite Nations Security Council
United States
Gromyko
Scabletram
Paris
Soviet Union
Khrushchev Overplays Hand in Rage at Ike U 2 Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev venting at a news conference, trying to drag in the U 2 incident. He shouted down reporters and appeared incoherent, damaging his image as a responsible statesman amid summit tensions.
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Paris
Gpd
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Ose
Unite States
Stummit
Rodion Malinovsky
Khrushchev
Pennsy Walkout Spreads Across Rail System
New York experiences a Pennsy Railroad work stoppage as TWU led protests spread from Weirton to major yards. A federal injunction restrains further picketing while railroad officials threaten suit for damages amid contract dispute over work rules and automation.
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WPD
Weirton
W. Va
Philadelphia
Transport Workers Union
TWU
TWA
Pennsylvania
James P. Newell
Pennsylvania Line
Francis L. van Dusen
Union
van Dusen
Pittsburgh
Babe Marsh
Conway
Comway
Pensions Still Paid for War Fought 112 Years Ago
Veterans pensions remain paid to five widows of Mexican War soldiers. The piece notes the Mexican War ended before the Civil War and promotes classified Want Ads in the Chronicle-Tel for renting and small-income assistance in Elyria area.
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Chronicle-Tel
Elyria
BESAR FLORIST Ad Notice
Classified fragment shows BESAR FLORIST advertisement copy with incomplete street or contact details and no clear event or date.
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Eppe
Besar Florist
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