Nixon Defends U2 Spy Flight on TV Open End
Vice President Richard M. Nixon argued that the U2 reconnaissance over the Soviet Union yielded benefits and kept intelligence gaps closed. He defended timing as unavoidable and said the U.S. open skies concept shows unarmed flights can gather photos without harming security. The interview touched on Rockefeller, running mates, and Nixon’s conservatism.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
Paris
Nixon
David Susskind
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Geneva
Russia
Wnta-Tv
Vice Press
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Rockefeller
Priest Proposes Peace Award Winners Meet
ST. LOUIS AP The Rev. Dominique Georges Pire Nobel Peace Prize winner 1958 urges a meeting of Nobel and Lenin peace prize recipients to promote world understanding after receiving an honorary doctor of laws from St. Louis University.
Khrushchev Takes Morning Stroll in Paris Shops
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev wandered a middle class Paris district at 7:30 a.m. and visited a grocery and a specialty shop. An interpreter refugee from communism translated for him while he asked about shop employment and spoke to staff including Miss Jeanette du Pont, who said she was 17.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Ern
Michele Pacqueet
Bata Racic
France
Racic
Milan
Milwaukee
Wis
Khrushchev
Raci
Serge Vinogradov
Raymond Balade
Jeanette du Pont
Balade
Janitor Held For Robbery And Assault
Richmond police say a 19 year old janitor admitted robbing a downtown laundry branch office and stabbing an elderly woman, Phoebe Beach 70, 20 times with eight inch scissors. He fled with about 21 dollars, was arrested within blocks, and identified by the victim who did not know his name.
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Richmond
Phoebe Beach
Russell
Beach
Dear Abby column readers share advice on marriage and safety
Readers write about handling a husband who still calls his deceased first wife my wife, dangers of detergent ingestions by children, and a contest-hungry mother who stockpiles prizes leading to wasted food. Abby advises gentle reminders to prioritize current wife status, and urges warning labels on cleaners to protect children.
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Abby
Dear Abby guidance and teen body image questions
A reader asks how a 15 year old girl should weigh to be “just right” amid taunts about fat. Abby replies that she should weigh about 117 pounds and invites letters for personal responses and Abby’s pamphlet.
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Abby
Meeting Postponed Between U S Envoys in Warsaw
AP reports U S Ambassador Jacob Ream and China's envoy to Poland postponed their monthly meeting set for today. The new date is June 7.
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Warsaw
U.S
Jacob Ream
Red China
Poland
Khrushchev Visits Shop and Leaves Without Purchases
Khrushchev toured a local shop with two hosts, exchanging handshakes before departing after about ten minutes. He did not buy anything, ask for items, or receive any goods during the visit.
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Khrushchev
Sees With His Ears
Fred Moeckel of Naugatuck Connecticut, a University of Hartford graduate, aims for a June Master’s degree. He will write a narration for a film strip on old people’s homes and related institutions for the Evangelical Covenant Church of America. Moeckel, 30, blind from diabetes, was invited to write the script.
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Chicago
Fred Moeckel
Naugatuck
Six Rural Girls Move to Distant Schools Across Wyoming
The six girls from the River Ranch country stop holding meetings during the school year and travel to distant towns for classes. Judy Perry attends in Rawlins 65 miles southeast, Mar galu Park studies in Casper 95 miles northeast, Sue Parks in Jeffrey City 12 miles east, Jeannette Reid at Lander 60 miles northwest, and others head to Saratoga 110 miles southeast. They live with relatives or boarding houses near their schools.
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E. Roy
River Ranch
Wilsoty
Schol Saratoga
Here
Judy Perry
Rawlins
Margalu Park
Casper
Sue Parks
Jeffrey City
Jeannette Reid
Lander
Zion National Park Area Details
Zion National Park in southwest Utah spans 94,201 acres, covering rugged canyons and scenic landscapes. The area is notable for its red rock formations, diverse wildlife, and recreational trails attracting visitors nationwide.
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