Khrushchev clash over Los Angeles tour and escort
Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev blasted Los Angeles mayor Norris Poulson over an escort labeled by Khrushchev as a distortion. Poulson denied being deputy mayor after a Russian born Jew, Victor Carter, rode with Khrushchev. Carter was described by Poulson as a community leader and fire commissioner. Khrushchev warned he could cut short his U S visit amid the dispute.
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Prince Charles Goes to Cheam School at 11
The Prince of Wales, Charles, aged 11, left Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II for his second year at Cheam boarding school. He appeared amused by spectators at King's Cross Station as comments about his shorts drew attention.
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British Urge All To Be Nice To Khrushchev
British newspaper editors from the two main parties called Americans to show restraint toward Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his visit. The Daily Mail urged giving him a break to avoid him leaving in a huff, while the Daily Mirror criticized Americans for harsh judgment and urged civility and a focus on future agreement with Russia.
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Grand Union Co Clerks Settle New York Strike
Eight hundred clerks returned to work in seven Grand Union supermarkets covering New York metropolitan area after a 30 month contract ratified by Local 1262 of the retail food clerks union. The settlement ends a strike that began at midnight last Tuesday. The contract grants full-time clerks a wage increase to top pay of 86 a week plus 3 more after 15 months and hospital insurance for workers and families. Part-time clerks receive wage increases totaling 25 cents an hour over 40 months.
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