Eisenhower Welcome Shatters Records In Argentina Visit
President Eisenhower drew vast crowds in Mar del Plata as he toured Argentina from the airport to the city center then to the Hotel Provincial where he received the key to the city. He pledged friendship between the nations and waved an Argentine flag amid cheers before departing for Bariloche.
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Weather forecast notes winds and rain not falling
The forecast remains cautious about rain and wind despite earlier predictions. Cloudiness increases tonight with cooler temperatures tomorrow, highs near 55 and lows around 40 to 45. Humidity stands at 30 percent with midday sun elsewhere reaching 63 degrees.
AF to Give Spy in Sky 2nd Chance
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP The Air Force will attempt a second Midas satellite launch within a few months after the first prototype failed to reach orbit. Telemetry showed Atlas Agena rocket functioning until contact ended minutes after launch, with a suspected electrical or mechanical failure preventing payload separation.
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Princess Margaret shows engagement ring to Antony Armstrong-Jones
Princess Margaret, 29, displayed her ruby and diamond engagement ring at Windsor as she walked with Antony Armstrong-Jones, the commoner set to marry her. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother announced the betrothal, sending British society into joyous surprise and headlines worldwide.
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Faculty Says Editorial Wrong
A faculty group at a local college challenges a published editorial on international affairs while national newspapers report a clash between U S and Russian teams and a feature on an Arizona gold rush town.
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$50,000 Jewelry Theft At Arizona Inn
City detectives and FBI agents search for suspects after a $50,000 jewelry theft from a hotel guest room at the Arizona Inn. Eleven pieces including a 1-carat diamond ring valued at $25,000 were taken. no arrests yet. Mrs. Edwina Martin of Long Island reported the loss and said the items were partly insured. The theft occurred between 2 and 4 p.m. yesterday with no sign of forced entry.
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Tucson Seeks Largest Annexation Drive in City History
A hundred petition bearers fanned out in Tucson to annex 26 square miles south and west of the city as Mayor Don Hummel and the City Council pushed a plan to add 22,000 people and $20 million in assessed valuation by April 1. The effort targets Mission Manor, National City subdivisions, El Rio Acres, and El Rio golf course, with residents promised lower taxes, improved services, and faster fire protection.
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Hiway House Bulletin Board Notes Read Like Misspellings
Bulletin board at the Hiway House motel shows a string of misspellings and oddities. References include Fashion Show and Gov Ribicoff Rubin along with Professional Engineers, with Sunday spelled correctly among errors.
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Heart Fund Drive Set On Sunday
More than 2,400 volunteers will call on neighbors for Heart Fund contributions tomorrow between 12:30 and 3 p.m. Each volunteer carries an official ID from a 1960 Heart Sunday kit envelope. Funds will be added to the month-long Heart Fund drive with a Southern Arizona goal of 42,000 dollars.
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Khrushchev Says Ike Secret Meeting Date Discussed
At a Jakarta vodka party Gen Nasution floated a moon meeting idea for Khrushchev and Eisenhower. Khrushchev confirmed a date was fixed but kept it secret, saying only Presidents or candidates could know. He joked about possibly meeting on the moon.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Can Britons Keep Up With Joneses Cartoon
A Daily Herald cartoon shows a British housewife asking her husband how they can keep up with the Joneses, highlighting postwar inflation and cost living concerns in Britain. The image mirrors public worries about rising prices and household budgets in the era.
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