Khrushchev Arrives in Washington for Historic Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev landed at Andrews Air Force Base at 12 21 p m E C T after a voyage from Moscow. President Eisenhower greeted him with full honors including a 2 gun salute and a guarded reception as security was tightened for the first-ever visit by a Soviet leader to the United States.
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Red Chief Faces Busy First Day
Khrushchev’s first day in Washington unfolds with arrival at Andrews Air Force Base at 12 30 p m Then a parade through downtown and a 3 30 p m White House meeting with President Eisenhower Also present VP Nixon Secretary Herter and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko A White House dinner follows with dress white tie and possible sightseeing in the evening
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Rep Brown Attacks DiSalle Finance Claim in Ohio
State Rep. John W. Brown said Ohio taxpayers are not in excellent financial condition as Gov. Michael V. DiSalle contends. Speaking to the Mahoning County Women’s Republican Club, Brown criticized tax increases and the Democrat controlled Legislature, calling for restraint amid growing taxpayer rebellion.
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Weather: cloudy cooler with intermittent light rain
The forecast calls for cloudy skies across the northeast and northwest with cooler temperatures today. Occasional drizzle or mist may occur this morning and afternoon with a drop to near twenty eight by afternoon. Tonight remains near 48 with continued cloudiness expected.
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Where To Turn Steelworkers To Vote on Detailed Plans
Fragmented report notes steelworkers to vote Friday on pay talks and political action. Mentions kidnapping charges near Mansfield and local council actions including rejecting a shopping center plan. Weather data and miscellaneous page notices accompany the item.
Explosion at Edgar A. Por Elementary School in Texas
An explosion rocked Edgar A Por elementary school in Houston area today. Reports indicate a number of children were injured or killed and authorities launched emergency response and rescue efforts.
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Ohio squirrel hunting opens in Zone Two amid cool early season
Squirrels dodging hunters mark the opening of Ohio’s Zone Two squirrel season in Lorain County and northeast Ohio. The season runs to dark November 2 with a four squirrel daily limit and an eight squirrel possession limit. Cool weather boosts hunting fever as trees show heavy acorn and beech mast and fox squirrels appear plentiful.
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Khrushchev Seeks Firsthand View of American Power
Khrushchev begins a 13 day tour to see the United States firsthand. He says he wants to learn about American strength and prosperity and contrasts Soviet isolation with U S openness. The visit aims to broaden understanding and assess American life and policy.
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Special Jury Probe Of Lobbying Advised
The grand jury indicted lobbyist Robert E Scott of Cambridge for failing to properix re.
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Kennedy Curtails Ohio Visit Amid Probe and Hotel Bill Questions
U S Senator John F Kennedy cancels several Ohio appearances to attend a Washington meeting with Nikita Khrushchev while Gov Michael V DiSalle weighs how to handle a state probe into hotel bills charged by legislators. The grand jury seeks action as lawmakers and a former judge disputed who should lead the inquiry and who pays the hotel expenses.
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Ohio Judge Gets OK In Senate Confirmation
The Senate confirmed President Eisenhower's nomination of Girard E. Kaibfieisch of Mansfield to the US District Court for Northern Ohio. The vote came as the Senate adjourned, with seven other nominations approved at the same time.
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Masonic Leader Bank Chairman A. J. Plocher Dies
Alvin Z. Plocher 74 a flyria banker and long time Masonic leader died suddenly at home after a heart attack. He served as president of Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. from 1946 to 1958 and was elected chairman of the board of trustees last December. He was active in Masonry, a past master of King Solomon Lodge, and held Scottish Rite honors. Survived by wife Josephine and a daughter, services set for Thursday at First Congregational Church. Burial at Brookdale Cemetery. Memorials to church Memorial Fund.
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UN Session Opens Minus Big Fanfare
The United Nations General Assembly opens its fourth annual session in New York with Khrushchev due to address Friday under tight security. The body faces seven proposed items including Algeria’s war and Tibet repression, plus Laos report on Vietnamese actions. Routine opening day tasks focus on leadership and committee organization.
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Congress Ends Long Session in Civil Rights and Foreign Aid Plight
Congress adjourned at dawn ending an eight month session amid a civil rights and foreign aid fight. The Senate adjourned sin die at 6:24 am and the House at 6:21 am eastern, with a new session set for Jan 6. The extended Civil Rights Commission and foreign aid allocations dominated the close as Khrushchev’s Washington visit loomed.
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Coleman Reaffirms Ohio Delegation Harmony Aim
Coleman says he sorted plans to graft ThiSalle to head the Ohio delegation and deny opposition to Kennedy while seeking the best deal for the nation and the Democratic Party. He denies opposing Kennedy as a candidate.
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Study Says Family Bonds Strengthen With Support
A Chronicle Telegraph style note claims family dynamics improve with care and shared activities. It hints at practical tips and suggests using classified ads to trade household items and connect with others in Lorain and nearby.
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