Garst Undergoes Larynx Removal for Malignant Cancer
Roswell Garst, the Iowa corn farmer who hosted Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev in 1959, had his larynx removed in a Rochester Minnesota hospital. His son Stephen said the 64 year old will be hospitalized for several weeks after the operation, done Monday, following hoarseness and later Mayo Clinic findings.
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Coon Rapids
UPI
Iowa
Roswell Garst
Nikita Khrushchev
Garst
Rochester, Minn
Stephen Garst
Stephen
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
U.S. denies spy charges against ex naval officer Smith
The United States rejects espionage allegations against Commander Raymond Smith after his expulsion from the Soviet Union. It condemns violations of diplomatic immunities and calls for disciplinary steps to prevent repeat incidents. The issue appears linked to retaliation after Soviet expulsions of two U.N. mission members. The piece also notes the American electric industry has about 4 million stockholders.
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Moscow
UPS
United States
U.S
Cmdr
Raymond Smith
Foreign Ministry
Er Smith
Smith
Soviet Union
Soviet Foreign Ministry
United Nations
Huddle Called On Farm Appropriations
Washington leaders held a behind the scenes meeting to break the agriculture appropriations deadlock blocking adjournment. Officials in both houses warned solving the impasse remains uncertain. Kennedy action on a tax deductible private pension funds bill looms with veto or override possible. Equal pay for men and women was shelved in the House after prior approval in both chambers.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
White House
Kennedy
Kennedy signs tighter drug control bill
President Kennedy signs a law tightening federal drug controls after FDA scientist Dr Frances Kelsey helped block thalidomide. The measure allows suspension of drugs deemed an immediate health hazard and follows a push sparked by past deformities linked to thalidomide.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Frances Kelsey
Kelsey
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
FDA
Castro Accuses U S of War Moves as Soviets Denied
Fidel Castro told Cubans that Soviet technicians are in Cuba for defense and rejected claims he is importing arms. The broadcast came as he blasted Adlai Stevenson at the United Nations and amid stalled talks with James B. Donovan on freeing 1,113 Cuban invaders. Corticos returned from New York with goods from U S department stores.
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Miami
UPI
Fidel Castro
Radio
Havana
Castro
United States
Cuba
Osvaldo Corticos
New York
James B. Donovan
Donovan
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Corticos
United Nations
U.S
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American Electric Industry
Huddle
Europe
Sim’s Grocery
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Livingston, Day & Bates Attorneys
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Ford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
West
John C. Owen
West Washington
Side Square
Dale E. Garrell
Journal Building
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
John W. Lemmon
Lemmon Jewelry
R. Q. Eastland
Journal
Dacron
P.s
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