Dodgers Win 3-2 to Lead NL Pennant Playoff
Dodgers erase an early Milwaukee lead as Burley Roseboro hits a sixth inning homer after Jarey Sherry relieves. Sherry strands two Braves in the seventh and Dodgers win 3-2 in the opener of the NL playoff, moving toward a possible second and deciding game in Los Angeles.
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Satellite Discovers Radiation and Space Picture
NASA announced that Explorer W paddle wheel satellite detected a 310 mile wide radiation belt around Earth, 1,000 miles out, posing risk to crewed spaceflight. It also sent a crude Earth picture from 19,500 miles, using a two pound camera device aboard the craft. Explorer VI, launched Aug. 7 from Cape Canaveral, will orbit roughly every 12.5 hours for about two years while collecting data from multiple radios.
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Eisenhower Thanks Nation For Restraint During Khrushchev Visit
President Eisenhower thanked Americans for restraint and conduct during the 12 day Khrushchev visit. He lauded local officials and citizens for their role, saying the people showed an enlightened outlook on international questions and a sophisticated understanding while opposing the ideology.
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Turkish ambassador in Tokyo dies in embassy incident
Ambassador Sureyya An Detiman and his wife died last night at the Turkish embassy in Tokyo. Police found them in a coma after an emergency call. Detiman assumed duties May 30, 1957.
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Ike Calls Union, Steel Leaders
President Eisenhower, frustrated by the steel strike, summoned industry and union leaders to the White House to press for a quick settlement. He ordered telephones for Roger M. Blough and David J. McDonald to attend separate meetings, urging both sides to resume free bargaining and avoid Taft-Hartley action if possible.
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Savannah Cleared As Storm Gracie Approaches Coast
Savannah Beach area evacuated as hurricane Gracie neared. Winds near hurricane strength expected along Georgia coast with tides rising to 12 to 16 feet. Civil Defense and Red Cross teams prepared shelters at the Naval Armory while evacuations continued in Tybee Island and low-lying islands south to Brunswick.
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Ike Sees Way Cleared For Top Level Parley
Moscow dispatch reports Nikita Khrushchev praising President Eisenhower as a man of peace after a highly successful American trip. Khrushchev told Russians the visit left good feeling despite security concerns and threats to end the tour, with praise for Eisenhower before a packed audience.
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Khrushchev Pledges Eastward Friendship at Peiping Anniversary
Soviet Premier Khrushchev pitched eternal friendship between Moscow and Peiping during the Peiping regime tenth anniversary ceremonies. His message praised China’s revolution as history’s pivotal event, while indicating Eisenhower’s intent to liquidate Cold War. Khrushchev expected a return U.S. visit next year, and praised American-Soviet ties amid global tensions.
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Pulaski Day Proclaimed by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower proclaimed October 1 as General Casimir Pulaski Memorial Day to honor the Polish officer who joined American forces in the Revolutionary War and died in 1779 while leading an attack to relieve Savannah, Georgia.
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Kelleher And Taylor Blast Mayor's Speech
Kelleher and Taylor rail against Mayor Purcell at a Republican county dinner held at the Crooked Lake Hotel. Attendees exceeded 1500 as Gov. Malcolm Wilson and party leaders urged GOP unity and criticized Democratic administration and proposals for a new business manager charter in Troy.
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Eisenhower Calls Khrushchev An Extraordinary Personality
President described Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev as an extraordinary personality at a news conference. He praised Khrushchev as dynamic and engaging, capable of varied debater tactics and shifts in demeanor, noting his belief in communism while also adapting its application, including incentives similar to capitalism.
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Rockefeller Plans See Political October Schedule
Gov. Rockefeller outlined a crowded October agenda featuring 16 speeches and 16 public appearances as he entertains United Nations delegates from 92 countries in Albany. The UN visit, Oct. 10, is viewed as a showcase of foreign policy interest amid potential presidential ambitions.
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Khrushchey Visit Splits Congress in Washington
AP dispatch reports Senators split over Soviet Premier Khrushchev's visit. Green and Kuchel saw openings to ease tensions. Capehart and Hickentoop criticized boosting Soviet prestige. Dodd called it a propaganda victory. Morse doubted immediate impact, with continuation noted on Page 16.
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Hoffa says only five Teamster aides face disqualification
President James R Motta and Hoffa officials said a survey of Teamsters joints councils found about five of the union’s 10 000 plus officials would be barred under the new Labor Reform act. Hoffa denied misusing funds and declined to name the affected officers, noting they are local leaders on leaves of absence.
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Eisenhower says Berlin threat removed after talks with Khrushchev
President Eisenhower reported that his discussions with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev eliminated the threat of force over Berlin and eased objections to a summit. He said no deadline would be set for accord and that neither side was under duress during the negotiations. Khrushchev denied any intention to threaten.
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Eisenhower Plans Five Day Rest for Cold at Desert Locale
President Eisenhower, plagued by a lingering cold from his Europe trip, intends to depart this week for a five day rest in a warm dry desert area. White House secretary Hagerty said an announcement on the destination is expected today. He will not confer with others, receive visitors, or conduct government business during the rest. The President attributed his fatigue to the European visit and hopes climate may help him recover.
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President Eisenhower on Khrushchev personality and war relief
The president described Khrushchev as a dynamic and arresting personality and labeled his attitude from negative to affable. He suggested Khrushchev and aides believe war is unthinkable but that action must be more reasonable than past efforts. Khrushchev returned to Moscow with the impression of progress.
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Peace Hinted In Algeria Amid Rebel Talks
Rebels in Algeria signal readiness to discuss cease fire and self-determination with President de Gaulle. France refuses to recognize the exiled rebel government, and talks remain distant after de Gaulle’s Sept. 16 policy speech offering independence, integration, or limited autonomy to nine million non-Europeans.
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