Khrushchev Signals Possible New Block in Test Ban Talks
UPI report notes Khrushchev’s remarks hint at a new obstacle in nuclear test ban talks. U.S. officials say his stance on on site inspection and black boxes may reflect bargaining needs or political signaling ahead of mid July negotiations with the United States and Britain.
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Nikita
Washington
UPI
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Red China
Pravda
Izvestia
Russia
Soviet Union
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Ritory
Kennedy
Space feat seen boosting Khrushchev prestige
Russia's space program is expected to bolster Premier Nikita Khrushchev's prestige as the Communist Party Central Committee gathers to set ideological standards for Soviet life. Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky and possibly a cosmonette are cited as examples of Soviet citizens. The plenum will also discuss internal matters with possible Sino-Soviet talks noted for July 5. Khrushchev's response to Kennedy's call for easing tensions is seen as avoiding Chinese accusations of softness and urging deeds over words.
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Robert J. Korengold
Moscow
UPI
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Valery Bykovsky
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Washington
Hardin Takes Big Rain in Stride
Residents of Hardin faced a heavy rainfall that flooded basements and dumped about three inches of water over 100 feet on Friday. Undersheriff Dick Miller said two storms dropped 2.5 inches in two hours, briefly stalling travel on Montana 313 toward Yellowtail Dam and the road to Sarpy along U.S. 10.
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Hardin
UPS
Dick Miller
Montana
Yellowtail Dam
U.S. 10
Sarpy
New Arrivals Report From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Patrick E Regan of 102 Sutter welcome a son born Saturday at St James Community Hospital. A daughter arrives to Mr and Mrs William Palmateer of 712 E Park. A son joins Mr and Mrs William Schelin of 310 W Copper. A son born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Robbins of 904 Delaware.
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Patrick E. Regan
Sutter
St. James Community Hospital
Silver Bow General Hospital
William Palmateer
E. Park
William Schelin
W. Copper
Thomas ‘Robbins
Delaware
Limberlost drained. two memorials mark Porter legacy
The Limberlost swamp in northeastern Indiana near Rome City has been drained. Gene Stratton Porter novels featured the area and two memorials have been erected, one at Rome City and one at Geneva, to honor her legacy.
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Limberlost
Gene Stratton Porter
Woman Engineer Beatrice Hicks Receives SWE Achievement Award
Dr Beatrice Hicks of Montclair New Jersey accepted the Achievement Award at the Society of Women Engineers 13th annual meeting in Denver. She is Newark Controls Co chief engineer and first national president, noted for work on sensing devices under extreme conditions and contributions to engineering education.
Montana’s Rich Nicknames Highlight Treasure State Image
A brief note recalls Montana’s enduring epithets Treasure State Bonanza State and Land of the Shining Mountains Big Sky Country reflecting regional pride and identity.
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Montana
Treasure ‘State
Bonanza State
Land of the ‘Shining Mountains
Big Sky Country
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