Geneva Parley Likely To Be Disappointing
Washington reports suggest the Geneva foreign ministers meeting on Oct. 27 will disappoint. Analysts cite prior optimism from July's summit between Eisenhower, Churchill, De Gaulle, and Khrushchev and warn only modest progress is expected until the ministers prove Soviet willingness to cooperate.
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Knowland Faces Hurdles as Nixon Grows in Spotlight
Friends fear Senate GOP Leader Knowland may lose presidential chances as Nixon resumes public activity. Nixon accepts NBC invitation to appear on Home program while Eisenhower recovers, signaling a shifting balance in the 1956 campaign. A Nixon halt in Washington resumes with plans for speeches and national attention while Knowland postpones major moves.
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Wrong Number leads Spokane officer to wrong state
Spokane police desk Sgt. Sherman Wakeley receives a call from a Bethlehem operator asking him to locate a visitor to the Public Safety Department. The operator insists the caller is in Spokane, but Wakeley notes it is four hours earlier in Spokane and the operator admits he was trying Youngstown, Ohio.
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