Senate Grants Eisenhower Power to Cut Cuba Sugar Quotas
The Senate passed a stopgap measure giving the President authority to reduce Cuba sugar quotas for the rest of 1960. The action, by unanimous voice vote, omits language to temporarily raise quotas from other countries. House leaders favor a one year extension but show coolness toward the Senate plan as Congress recesses for political conventions.
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Fidel Castro
Congress
Cuba
United States rebutts Soviet walkout in Geneva talks
The United States charged Russia with conducting a wholly inaccurate walkout to stall disarmament negotiations in Geneva. The State Department issued a cool note asserting the Reds left the talks despite Western allies offering a revised plan. The note blamed Soviet behavior for dashed hopes of peace and readiness to resume negotiations.
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United States
Russia
Geneva
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Reese
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Commara
Eisenhower
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Poland
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Public disarmament talks murky as Geneva delegates stay
The United States and allies keep a Geneva delegation, urging disarmament progress. Secretary Herter notes tempered Soviet language may hint at future talks, while skepticism remains about a return to negotiations.
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United States
Geneva
Soviet Union
Christian A. Herter
Soviet Bloc
United Nations
Herter
Indiana Population Revised Down By Census Totals
Washington AP reports the Census Bureau revised state figures. Indiana's total is 4,636,800, down 1,000 from June. Illinois rises to 10,012,612, Michigan falls to 7,774,787, and Ohio grows to 9,637,371. 1950 baselines cited and regional growth rates listed.
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Ohio
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Illinois
Barretts Surprised by Mr Gilead Class at Sunday School
MT GILEAD Helping Hand Sunday School class hosted a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Harvey Barrett at their home. Attendees included numerous local couples and the Rev Artie Stohler and Mrs Agnes Sawyer. Weekend guests Rex Frazee and daughter joined Willard Frazee and others from Veedersburg. Sydney harbor noted as a fine natural harbor in Cape Breton.
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Harvey Barrett
Barrett
Chester Morris
Gil‘bert Morris
Lee Hanna
Arthur Baker
Charley Michaels
Clem .Jackson
Leroy Jackson
Clarence Rogers
Ward Collins
Oran Jackson
Jack B. Jackson
Peru
Wilbur Hasler
Don Hasler
Ewing challenged trooper ruling over residence claim
The Anderson Herald reports on Ewing contesting a police trooper eligibility decision. Officials said Ewing did not prove a valid Indiana residence, though he had lived in Richmond for a year, worked elsewhere, and his family resided there. The case hinges on state residence rules and Ewing’s application timeline.
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Anderson Herald
Ewing
Inj
Richmond
Earlham Sutton
Indiana
Ini
New York State Department
Negro Loses Move To Be Indiana State Trooper
INDIANAPOLIS AP A Richmond Black man Robert Ewing 29 was rejected again for Indiana state trooper eligibility this time for not meeting residency rules He had aimed to be the first Black state trooper in Indiana A re examination was ordered by State Police Supt Harod Zeis after FEPC suggested possible bias and Lt Richard Sutton noted the latest rejection citing character reasons
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Jack Lemmon
UPI
Hollywood
Indianapolis
Council of Churches
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Tela
Indiana
Grover L. Hartman
Indiana Council of Church
Roel
Hartmann
Zood
Hartman
Council
Bank
Sumbeen
Imitville Lions Club
Marion
Haar
Audianne Wenatine Notsins
Fred McClurg
Kokomo
Eugene Du‘Pouy
Brice ‘Tuerschman
Richard Moore
Harold Vonsant
Edward Brewer
Gordon Jones
Tom
Miller
John Bowers
Gaitherer
Alexandria
Herbert Harold
Richmond
Robert Ewing
Harod
Zeis
Ewing
Indiana Fair Employment Practices Commission
Richard Sutton
White River Drops Reported by Weather Bureau
The U S Weather Bureau said the White River was falling at all points on Saturday and issued stage forecasts for several towns. Crest levels at Mt. Carmel and New Harmony were near flood stage and expected to drop by midweek with Bedford Williams and Shoals also easing as a faster fall was forecast after Sunday.
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Mt. Carmel
New Harmony
Newberry
Petersburg
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Bedford
Williams and Shoals
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