Eisenhower and Macmillan Reach Broad NATO Accord
In London thousands cheered as President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan signaled broad agreement on future NATO strategy and disarmament. They discussed persuading Charles de Gaulle back into full alliance cooperation, with emphasis on Berlin, East West talks, and strengthening NATO defense while planning a potential joint rise in living standards for developing nations.
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Eisenhower
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Chequers
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Charles Dé Gaulle
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Christian A. Horter
Selwyn Lloyd
Berlin
Germany
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Khrushchev
Washington
Life City
St. Paul’s Cathedral
St. Pau S
US British Ties Strongest After Talks
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan declared the US Britain relationship at its strongest. They spoke after talks at 10 Downing Street aired internationally, with Macmillan noting long, productive discussions and both leaders stressing durable ties despite occasional disagreements.
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Austein
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Holland
Waly
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France
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Britain
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U.S
Famed Indian Exhibits Headline County Fair Arts Display
Northern Arizona's first Indian trader Don Lorenzo Hubbell’s descendants loan part of his collection for the Coconino County Fair. Dov Williams says the exhibit, valued above 160000 dollars, highlights old silks, draperies, silver belts and tribal artifacts from early days. New displays include Kachina dancing figures from Winslow and turquoise jewelry from Tuba City traders.
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Coconino County
Dov Williams
Don Lorenzo Hubbell
Hubbell
Ganado
Don Lorenzo
Winslow
Berlay
Tuba City
Leupp Corners
Gap Trading Post
Joe Selalaku
Hell Uruk
Baie Sekakule
Second Mesa
Williams
Fred* Kaboti
Labor bill progress behind closed doors in Senate
Senate conferees near agreement on most major labor bill provisions with one point still disputed. Senator Dirksen reported progress after a recess in talks. House proposals from Griffin aimed to break deadlock, while Senator Kennedy signaled openness to accept only parts of Griffin’s plan.
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Washington
Dirksen
Racheel P. Griffin
R-Mich
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Griffin
House
Landrum- Griffin
Nogales Mexico Struggles As Water Main Bursts
In Nogales with a 40,000 population the city faced a water outage due to a main burst seven miles south of the limits. Repairs could take three weeks as officials met with border authorities. Citizens flocked to the U S border for free water while containers ranged from wash tubs to teapots.
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Sen
Simla Cruz River
Nogales
Aziz
Altimala
U. S
Nation's schools reach record 46.48 million students
The Office of Education reported a nationwide peak in school and college enrollments for the coming fall, projecting a record 46.48 million students attending educational institutions for the year.
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Washington
Jmh
Schoal
Office of Education
Legitimacy Costs Soaring in Nation
Washington AP reports that federal aid to dependent children tied to illegitimacy is rising, with spending exceeding 181 million dollars. Library of Congress statistics show escalating costs under this category, highlighting policy and welfare implications nationwide.
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Washington
Library of Congress Legislative —Reference Service
Shiprock uranium mill to operate through 1962 says AEC ally
Washington report quotes Joint Atomic Energy Committee chairmen and AEC officials expressing confidence the Shiprock mill and Lukai Chukai mines will stay open into 1952 and that Kerr McGee will extend the milling contract. Disputes over details loom, with negotiations continuing and stockpiles noted.
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Clinton P. Anderson
D-W-M
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Scott Preston
Navajo Tribal Council
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Getson
Atomic Energy Commision
AEC
Kerr McGee
Anderson
Shiprock
John A. McCone
Bert McGee
Jesse C. Johnster
AEC Raw Materials Division
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Ike Anderson
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Northern Arizona schools open with record enrollments
Northern Arizona schools began the new term with expected record enrollments as vacancies at Arizona State College and the College Elementary Training School opened at 9 am. Public schools planned full days for new students while Catholic schools conducted only training sessions. Officials could not yet state enrollment totals, though early reports suggested a record year. a new East Flagstaff school named Thomas Weitzel opened today.
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Arrizona
Arizone
Thomas Weitzel
East Tlagstall
Two Women Given Five Year Terms in Bank Embezzlement
In Tyler, AP reports two women from Jacksonville Texas admitted embezzling funds from the Texas Bank Trust Co In Jacksonville Mrs Weldon Conner 34 and Miss Yola Renko 59 pleaded for clemency Judge Joe Sheely sentenced each on two counts to five years with possible fines up to 10000 They said the acts spanned eight months and involved drawing on inactive accounts to cover living expenses.
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Aissesheed
Jacksonville
Tex
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Yola Renko
Texas Bank & ‘Trust’ Co
Joe Sheely
Woda
Smith
Pote
Rooney Tor
Winslow Opens Year With 2,600 Students Enroll
In Winslow the schools opened to greet 2,600 students as Principal Frimk Conse boom announced. Hallbrook opens tomorrow with about 7,500 total enrollment and Williams reports 200 high school enrollments on day one.
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Fours
Hallbrook
Williams
Laos Receives 2640 Pairs of U S Shoes for Forces
VIENTIANE Laos received 2640 pairs of U S shoes today for Laotian troops fighting Communist rebels in the north. The footwear accompanied other World War II era gear and small arms sent with aid equipment. Officials noted the shipment is part of a broader assistance program timed to bolster local counterinsurgency efforts.
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Ines Ventiane
U.S
Las
Vientiane
Ant
Tapsapuram
Fool Weil
Final Market At a Glance
Market at a glance notes a mixed bag across corn soybeans and cattle with limited gains. Cattle slaughter steers show steadiness with 85 cent highups and top price around 28.40 while grain futures move unevenly and broad selling not clearly defined for all crops.
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New York
Highey
Colton
Trregulans
India Clings to Talks Over Chinese Border Claims
New Delhi reports indicate Prime Minister Nehru will pursue discussions to resolve border tensions with China. Indian forces reinforce northeast frontier as Dalai Lama appeals to the UN. talks with Bhutan, Sikkim, and Pakistan anticipated while no war plan is announced.
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Tibesian
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Bom
Ladakly
Kashmir
Praja Socialist Party
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Wat
Peiping
India
Ladakh
Tibet
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Dalai Lama
United Nations
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iNehru
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Delhi
Spanish Envoy Seeks More US Aid From Ike
Spanish Foreign Minister Fernanda Avia Ca sticks appealed to President Eisenhower to hike military and economic aid to Spain. The envoy handed Ike a letter from Franco and said Franco’s support for Eisenhower’s peace mission in Europe remains intact. Officials said Castiella and Eisenhower did not dismiss Spain’s NATO bid.
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APY
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Hagerty
Celebr Vranco
Castiella
Yisenhower
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