World In A Spin U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur IT left Tokyo
U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur left Tokyo for Washington to help plan Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko's U S visit later this month. The note also mentions Wilhelm Pieck funeral, Molotov meeting in Vienna, Harriman African tour finale, and other disjointed items from the era.
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Michiko
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New York
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US presses to free two airmen amid UN talks
Washington reports intensified US effort to secure release of Capt. Freeman Omstead of Elmira New York and Capt. John R. McKone of Topeka Kansas held in Russia since July. Officials caution optimism as diplomatic exchanges occur with Khrushchev during UN General Assembly prelude. NATO naval exercise Sword Thrust to mobilize 60 ships sails toward Atlantic regions.
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Famed opera star Jussi Ejserling dies at 49
Noted tenor Jussi Ejserling died of a heart attack at his Sinoe summer estate near Stockholm. He had been ill for some time and had achieved fame with major appearances in the United States and Europe.
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Hope Rises In Pennsy Strike Talks Reach Settlement Possible
Philadelphia reports a nine day shutdown may end as TWU and Pennsylvania Railroad negotiate with a federal mediator. Mayor Richardson, James M. Symes, and others push for a settlement while both sides deny new public statements.
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Lost Pet in Glendale California
A local notice asks for help finding a young Doe with a distinctive consimcior seeking its owner. The lost animal is reported near Glendale California and the finder is urged to contact the reporter for return.
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Lawmaker Urges US Aid for New York Police Protection
Senator Mansfield urged President to consider using presidential contingency funds to reimburse New York Police for expanded protection during UN sessions. He cited potential impact of red leaders and international tensions on U.S. foreign relations and noted past replies from State Department officials. No White House comment.
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Reading The Guidebook After You Return
Dick West reflects on a travel guide theme after a Texas vacation and reading a guide to Washington. He notes oddities of guides and cab rides, urging readers to consider practical travel tips and local behavior in Washington bars and cities.
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Meter Maids Cheat Meters in Memphis Cafe Incident
A Memphis report details two meter maids accused of cheating meters at a cafe after clocking in for work. A man allegedly watched and confronted them as they left with no money paid, prompting police involvement.
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Leicester College Schedules History Lectures for Evening Classes
In Leicester England Paghan College plans lectures on the history of H42 SAUTGRY mormmings to accompany Squares in evening classes. The program aims to provide informative sessions without disrupting regular activities.
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