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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1960
Page
12
The piece argues Khrushchev's U N General Assembly visit will not guarantee East West breakthroughs. It warns summit diplomacy can distract from practical diplomacy while boosting propaganda, and notes the United Nations could shape discourse without resolving core issues.
Seventeen heads of state or government plan to attend the opening days of the UN General Assembly with others likely to join. Notables include Dwight Eisenhower, Nikita Khrushchev, Jawaharlal Nehru, Josip Broz Tito, Gamal Abdel Nasser, Fidel Castro, and Kwame Nkrumah, among others, with several arrivals noted by ship or air.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev could seize an early platform at the United Nations during hearings and the steering committee to push his anti American line on Red China. U.S. officials expect Eisenhower to deliver the opening U S speech while the leaders triangle unfolds around procedural debates.
New York City will place its 3,335 police on a flexible emergency schedule from 12 01 am Monday to cover 36 top foreign delegates at the United Nations General Assembly. Police Commissioner Stephen P Kennedy said days off are cancelled and thousands more officers will be brought in from other boroughs. The plan aims for six hour tours to provide maximum security without compromising city protection as Khrushchev and Castro arrive with tight security measures at Idlewild and Pier 73.
The article notes Premier Nikita Khrushchev's planned visit to the United States amid a cooled international climate since the Paris summit collapse. It discusses expectations for talks as Geneva talks stall and tensions with the West rise, with U.S. leaders wary of detente and Khrushchev’s reception in New York and Washington.
The Lorain County printing company issues a 1960 date paper listing daily publication and delivery terms. Rates show carrier delivery, mail subscriptions and prices by region including Elyria Ohio and outside locations.
An international roundup notes German astronomer Heinz Kaminski hinting at increased earth radioactivity and a possible Soviet space program. Paris theft targets Princess Lamia El Solh for jewels and traveler's checks. Harriman urges Africa policy unity in UN stance.
Honolulu reports the Discoverer capsule ejected Wednesday in stormy Pacific seas near Christmas Island. A three-member search party, planes, and a ship comb the area for a possible salvage while authorities warn recovery odds remain slim and note 48 hours since the last beacon.
Senator John Kennedy, in New Jersey and Pennsylvania stops, warns that the Cold War has moved within nine miles of Florida and 32 miles of Bergen Mall as Khrushchev and Castro approach New York. He urges bold programs launched from strength. Nixon touts labor convention alignment, while a U.S. Marshal reports a stolen U.S. Marshal sedan in Dallas and a note on Earth's land area is cited.
A report from Hook and Ladder No. 5 at Gre de- Dariment headquarters notes officers abandoned their firewalls due to a large flea population. House watch duties have required multiple dues as the situation develops. The ARS Club lists dancing events Friday and Sunday night with DelRey hypnotist and Gene Walneski performances.
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