Khrushchev Advances Peaceful Coexistence In Pravda Defense
Soviet reaction to a Pravda article defending Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence policy frames Mao as a key leftist foil. Experts call Khrushchev's stance a domestic victory, while noting uncertain impact on Sino Soviet tensions and future Kremlin debate.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
Mikhail A. Susiov
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Dium
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Kremlin
Mao
Russia
U. S
Paris
Eisenhower heads to Philippines on Far East mission
President Eisenhower lifts off from Anchorage at 6 43 a.m. on the second leg of his Far East tour. A 74 hour flight to Wake Island then 7 hours to Manila and a three day stay, with security concerns amid Tokyo riots and Communist agitation. He vows the visit will promote international understanding and meets Alaska officials and Hagerty before departure.
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Tucson
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Kishi
James C. Hagerty
Jim
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Hower
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Formosa
Okinawa
Korea
America
Hawaii
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Million Job Gain Lifts U.S. Employment to Record
The Labor Department reports a May rise of about one million in total employment to 67,208,000 with unemployment down to 3,459,000 and the jobless rate at 4.9 percent. Factory payrolls fell seasonally by 45,000, offsetting gains in other sectors.
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Washington
Labor Department
Heat Bake Tucson as Drought and Dust Persist
Dry hot weather continues in Tucson with forecasts calling for mainly clear skies and temperatures reaching at least 100 tomorrow. Yesterday’s high hit 98, with a record 108 set in 1956, while tonight’s low should be about 65 as THI rises to around 79 tomorrow.
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Ike's Foreign Aid Plea Reduced by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee rejected Eisenhower's foreign aid request and approved 3.3845 billion dollars for military and economic assistance for the coming year, 790.5 million less than asked. Debates over restoring portions of the cut continued as Republicans offered amendments that failed.
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Eisenhower
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Far East
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John Taber
R-Ny
Gerald R. Ford Jr
R-Mich
Stevenson says he is not a candidate for president
Adlai E. Stevenson hurriedly retrieved his hat after Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt urged a Stevenson Kennedy ticket. In a Libertyville, Illinois, statement Stevenson insisted he will not seek the Democratic nomination, reaffirming he will serve the country and party when asked.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Libertyville
Inl
Argentine revolt collapses as forces rally to Frondizi
President Arturo Frondizi announced that a vest-pocket revolt in western Argentina collapsed within about six hours. He said most of Argentina’s armed forces had rallied to his side after the brief rebellion in San Luis and that he would depart this afternoon for a month-long European tour.
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Kidnap Suspect Held Here in Federal Case
Charles Van Bruce a 39 year old San Diego cafe manager was held on a 5000 dollar bond after waiving preliminary hearing on charges connected to transporting a stolen car. He is linked to the San Diego kidnapping of a woman Alberta Hanson 22 and her child Charles 4. The FBI said a separate March 1966 kidnapping of another Hanson child 18 months old Martin is related. the child is in Florida.
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Charles van Bruce
U. S
Thomas H. McKay
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Willcox
Cochise County
Hoyt
FBI
McKay
Alberta Hanson
Charles
Hanson
Martin
Florida
Hollywood
Regrets Voiced as Anti Ike Plans Waver in Japan
A Socialist spokesman denounced Friday’s anti Ike demonstration while many Socialists joined the mob attacking Hagerty’s car. Moderates and right wingers mobilized a large pro Ike turnout with scholars and citizens launching a welcome campaign to counter leftist threats.
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Eisenhower
Kishi
Hagerty
Seiichi Katsumata
Zengakuren
Sohyo
Confederation
Asahi
Mainichi
United States
Ichiro Hatoyama
Tokyo University
Shigeru Nanibara
British Hiker Hit by Auto Near Brazil Indiana
Dr Barbara Moore a 56-year-old British physician hiking along U S 40 four miles west of Brazil Indiana was struck in the back by a slow moving auto but suffered no serious injuries. State trooper Harry Foy said she was surrounded by onlookers as she stepped off the divider strip into the car's path. The driver Mrs Elizabeth M Kline 67 Shamokin Pa stopped the car immediately and Moore was taken to Clay County Hospital in satisfactory condition for X ray examination.
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Ind
Barbara Moore
U. S. 40
Indiana
Clay County
Harry Foy
Udall Endorsed as Mine-Mill Council Keeps Hands Off Arizona Vote
The Arizona Council of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers takes a hands off stance in the governor race endorsing Udall for Congress while remaining neutral between Lee Ackerman and Gov. Fannin. Delegates from 32 locals met in Superior and set a Sept. 1 Tucson meeting ahead of the primary.
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UPI
Arizona Council of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Arizona
Rodolfo P. Garcia
Lee Ackerman
Gov. Fannin
Garcia
Rep
Udall
Tucson
Scientist Studies Desert Thirst Urges Border Crackdown
A Citizen report details a scientist examining desert water scarcity and calling for stricter border controls. The piece notes policy debate and environmental and security implications discussed across pages three and seven.
Court Reform Measure Heads to November Ballot
Tucson attorney Morris K. Udall announced that about 47 500 petition names have been collected to place a judicial reform constitutional amendment on the November general election ballot. The measure aims to speed case flow by creating appellate and intermediary courts and placing Superior Courts under Supreme Court administration. Udall urged attorneys to file complete petitions and says they will submit all outstanding petitions on July 1.
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Morris K. Udall
Udall
Arizona Committee For Modern Courts
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Arizona
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