Neutralists Demand the Nikita Meeting
Five neutralist nations urged a new Eisenhower Khrushchev summit as a first step toward world peace. Sukarno presented the proposal at the U.N. General Assembly, with Nehru quickly pushing it onto the agenda. The plan drew Western concern as the United States weighed a Washington conference stance.
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William £. Ryan
United Nations
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Mareth Macanusa
Britain
Washington
Sukarno
Presiden Sukarno
Indonesia
Assembly
Nehru
India
AfteAsian
U.N
Kheushchey
Eader Lones
U. S
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
John M. Hightower
Harold MacmilLan
New York
White House
Nikita S. Kheushchev
House
James C. Hagerty
Andrews Air Base
Macmillan
Natons
Nasser
Egypt
Nkrumah
Indiia
Hagerty
Plane Crash Kills Six In Orinda California
A foggy hill east of Oakland witness accounts say a plush Otter transport aircraft with a two star insignia struck a water tank at 300 feet, missing a home by 200 yards. Six bodies were recovered from the wreckage as firemen fought the flames.
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Oakland
Calif
Cap
Here
Orinda
Small Boy Drowns Near Own Backyard in New York
In Gerth New York AP report Willard Buller age 2 42 wandered from a family yard toward Gnondage Creek about 100 yards away and drowned yesterday near Syracuse. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Butler who reside in the small community 15 miles south of Syracuse. His brother Tuomas 5 also fell into a water and was unable to be saved.
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Gerth
Fred Butler
Syracuse
Tuomas
Willard
Shis
There Are 1 190 Reasons To Join Cainword Effort
The coinword puzzle jackpot climbs to 1190 dollars with a $110 bonus sticker for solving and meeting rules, offering a substantial prize for readers who fill in two dozen clues on page two and mail in a correct solution.
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Cainword
UE Votes Strike Against GE Tonight
An 80 member conference board of the International Union of Electrical Workers voted to strike General Electric plants nationwide starting at midnight. The union, representing about 1000 GE workers, halted negotiations after six weeks over wages and other issues. Production disruption expected Monday morning as shifts resume after the weekend.
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New York
API
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
Unin
Wei Het
Laa
General Electric
ILE Repre
Tn Schenectady
A. ©. Stevens
Schenectady
Khrushchev and Macmillan See No East-West Shift
Prime Minister Khrushchev told a UN reception that Russia’s relations with the West were unchanged since the two hour and twelve minute summit with Harold Macmillan. Macmillan called the meeting calm but said it ended in a stalemate as both sides remained in the same position. Khrushchev avoided questions, joking about eating and grandchildren while reporters pressed for comments.
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Nenry Shapiro
New York
UPI
Khrushchev
Russia
Harold
Macmillan
Afghanistan
United Nations
Driver Dies In Plunge Medina Area
Chester Campbell aged 47 from Broward Florida a migrant worker was killed when his car plunged over a 30 foot embankment at the intersection of Routes 63 and 104 about three miles north of Medina.
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Medina
Chester Campbell
Broward
Fla
Here
U.S. Advises Citizens to Stay Away From Cuba
The State Department urged Americans to avoid Cuba unless compelled to travel, citing harassment under the Castro regime. It warned of possible exports controls and noted Havana's threat to execute U.S. spies, as Washington tightens travel restrictions amid an economic blockade.
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UPI
State Department
U.S
Cuba
Department
United States
Nicaro
U. S
Castro
Havana
Premer Fidel
North Korea
China
Sears
Ike Meets Macmillan Tomorrow
President Eisenhower prepares for talks with Harold Macmillan at the White House about the East-West crisis. British PM Macmillan arrives from New York while Australian PM Menzies joins the session.
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Ike
Macmillan Jane
Rockefeller declares Business Women's Week in New York
Gov Rockefeller proclaimed next week as Business Women's Week in New York State praising women's diligence and distinction as a growing part of the American economy.
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Albany
Rockefeller
New York State
Nixon and Kennedy Clash Over Power Promise at Cape Cod
Vice President Richard Nixon campaigned through Republican territory from Maine to upstate New York yesterday while Senator John F. Kennedy rested at his summer home on Cape Cod. Nixon accused Kennedy of distortion over Soviet power projections, arguing America would still lead in hydroelectric output. Kennedy’s press staff countered Nixon’s criticisms as political distortion amid legislative battles. Continued on Page 201 Politics.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Maine
New York
Joh F. Kennedy
Cape Cod
Nixon
Russia
America
GOP
Kennedy
Kvannis Port
Mass
Valde
Congress
Twining Bids Farewell as Twining Retires from Service
Gen Nathan Twining received a formal patriotic farewell at Bolling AFB after 38 years of service as JCS chairman. He retires with a 318 gun salute as Gen L B Lemnitzer succeeds him, while Gen George H Decker becomes Army chief of staff. Attendees included Defense Sec Gates and former JCS heads.
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Washington
Nathan Fwining
Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lyman B. Lemnitzer
George H. Decker
Semnitzer
Staf
Decker
Cals. Mill
Nev
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Air Force
James H. Douglas
al Teigh Burke
Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs
Omar Bradley
Arthur Radford
Ntalian
Bolling Air Force Base
Ron
ICS
Leinstrer
Pentagon
Oel
Eisenhower
Communists Establish High Court in Moscow Summit
UPI reports the communist world forms a high court to probe the Soviet China ideological split. The commission led by Mikhail Suslov will report at a Nov 7 summit in Moscow on whether policy should diverge, align, or seek a middle road, signaling a possible formal rift.
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London
UPI
Soviet Union
Tne
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Soviet Communist Party
Kremli
Air minded elephant chased from runway at airport
United Nations troops guarding the air port yesterday chased an elephant off the runway in Leopardville. The incident disrupted a routine air traffic session but no injuries were reported.
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API
United Nations
Bonn Applies Squeeze Cuts East German Trade
West Germany imposes a political trade halt on East Germany amplifying Berlin dispute tensions. Officials warn of sharp repercussions as the move targets the Soviet bloc ally's trade, while masking broader aims to pressure Berlin and Moscow. East German leaders threaten responses but Berlin remains cautious.
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Germany
West
Berlin
Soviet Union
Bertin
Tne Snyxiet
S Union
East Germany
Nixon and Nixonette saluted by GOP nominee in Troy
Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Mrs Nixon headlined a testimonial for Rep Dean P Taylor in the Mendrick Hudson hotel Troy amid a rain soaked crowd. Thousands packed the lobby corridors and sidewalks while a separate crowd at Latham heard Nixon from his car. Mayor Kelleher opened the event and Mrs Nixon spoke briefly. Nixon praised Taylor who retires from Congress this year after service since 1942. The band struggled to reach the platform through the crowd.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hendrick Hudson Saltroom
Taylor
Nixon
Herbert A. Calkins
Richard M. Son
Dean P Taylor
Mendrick Hudson
Broadway
Second Street
Troy
Schenectady
Latham
Mrs. Nixon
Tneir
Taster
Bath Room
Washington
Neil W. Kelleher
Daring
Three Car Crash Kills Four in Pavilion Vicinity
AP report details a fatal three car collision on Route 69 near Pavilion in Genesee County. Edward S. Page, 34, his wife Helen, 38, and passengers Mary Cook, 91, and Ella Root, 80, died as Pages car was struck broadside by a vehicle driven by Robert Heltrick, 18. Page’s car was shoved 100 feet into a pole. Meg Page and Mrs Raat were thrown free and struck by another vehicle.
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Parsons
Genesee County
Batavia
Edward S. Page
Helen Page
Pavillion
Mary Cook
Pavilion
Ella Root
Clark Mills
Page
Robert Heltrick
Meg Page
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