London Talks Seem Doomed to End Without Agreement
Washington reports that the London disarmament talks are likely to recess in about two weeks with no agreement to end the East West arms race. The White House signaled a conditional two year suspension of nuclear tests, while Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin urged linking the test issue to a halt in weapon material production and on-site inspections.
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Washington
U.S
London
Eisenhower
Russia
White House
Soviet Union
Valerian Zorin
United States
Father files suit over tavern killing near Bowling Green
The father of a Kansas youth filed a $100 000 lawsuit against the tavern operator Rudolph A Schoendorff 22 alleging his son was shot and killed in a June 17 dispute with bartender Gerald Bryant 22 at the Golden Lilly bar on U S 6 near here.
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Bowling Green
Kansas, Ohio
Rudolph A. Schoendorff
Gerald Bryant
Golden Lilly
Here
Democrats Cool To Republican Civil Rights Proposal
Democratic congressional leaders expressed doubt about the new Republican plan to break the civil rights deadlock. The GOP proposal would let federal judges decide on jury trials in voting rights cases and punish criminal contempt with limited penalties, a move Republicans hope will win support, but Democrats worry over judicial prejudgment of penalties.
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Washington
GOP
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Aftter
Eisenhower
York Day Too Much For Here By 69 Year Hero
Jamestown Tenn Sgt Alvin C York, 69, rested at his mountain home after exhaustion forced his departure from York Day ceremonies. The World War I hero, the 82nd Airborne Division Association’s only living Medal of Honor recipient from 1917 18, received a new black automobile. York’s energy faded during final speeches and he left by ambulance, though officials said his condition was not serious. He once killed 25 Germans and captured 130 in the Argonne.
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Jamestown
Tenn
Alvin C. York
York
82Nd Airborne Division Association
82Nd
Strikers Refuse Offer In Boston Newspaper Stoppage
The 300 mail room workers, whose strike shut six Boston dailies thirteen days ago, rejected publishers final offer and stood firm against acceptance.
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Boston
Florida Seminoles Approve Constitution by Wide Margin
In Dania Florida reservation Seminoles approved a tribal constitution 223 to 5 with 448 eligible voters. Off reservation Tamiami Trail Indians boycotted the election while 22 off reservation ballots included 17 absentees yet to be counted. A separate vote approved Seminole Tribe of Florida Inc. as a business corporation by 218 to 5. The constitution calls for an eight member tribal council within 30 days with biennial elections, and sets voting eligibility at 18 for future ballots though Wednesday’s vote was limited to those 21 and over.
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Dania
Fla
Florida
Seminole Tribe of Florida, Inc
Syria Denies Pro Soviet Shift and Censorship Claims
Damascus rejects President Eisenhower's portrayal of a pro Soviet tilt and accuses Western officials of meddling in Syrian affairs. A Foreign Ministry official says Syria remains neutral and nonaligned, notes censorship ended recently, and describes Eisenhower’s remarks as distortion in an imperial campaign.
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Syria
Foreign Ministry
Salah Tarazi
Eisenhower
Tarazi
E Eisenhower
Eisenhower Wedensday
Damascus Radio
Balloonist calls for space weather stations in orbit
Maj. David G. Simons, Air Force doctor pilot, told reporters a balloon rise to 102000 feet could yield accurate forecasts for half the nation. He described spotting thunderstorms from the gondola and proposed space weather stations at 19 miles up to aid meteorology. He recalled seeing Lake Michigan’s western shore from 450 miles away near Brainerd Minnesota. He said advancing to 120000 feet might be possible and called the venture a privilege to advance science.
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Minneapolis
Outer Space
Maj
David G. Simons
AIR Force
Feet
Simons
Lake Michigan
Brainerd
Minn
Ellendale
N. D
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Union Vote Set For Athens Dairy Workers
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a collective bargaining election for workers at Broughton's Farm Dairy Athens plant. Employees will vote August 29 on representation by Local 379 of the Dairy Bakery and Food Workers Union Local 175 of the Teamsters Union, or neither.
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Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Athens
Broughton’s Farm Dairy, Inc
Dairy Bakery and Food Workers Union
Teamsters’ Union
No Connection Seen In Florida Beatings
Police say there is no connection between the beating of 14 year old Hope LaVerne Brown in Tampa and a Tampa housewife attacked nearby. Both victims, Columbus Ohio visitors, suffered fractured skulls after sleeping injuries.
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Tampa
Fla
Columbus
Kent State to Begin Asiatic Flu Inoculations
Students at Kent State University will be inoculated against Asiatic flu starting in September as part of a campus health program.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
Eisenhower Signs Authorization for Nuclear Power Study
President Eisenhower signs an atomic energy bill permitting preliminary studies for government built reactors. The act provides planning authority only, with no immediate construction, while a separate appropriations bill seeks funding for projects. The Senate is to review the money measure after House passage.
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Washington—I
Eisenhower
Senate
Democrats
House
Authorities Seek Man Seen With Norma King Body Found
ST LOUIS authorities continued a search for a man seen with Norma Mae King of Ridgeland Mississippi shortly before her body was found in a North St Louis park. The coroner's jury ruled King died by homicide from suffocation while en route from Jackson Mississippi to Columbus Ohio.
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ST. Louis
Norma Mae King
Ridgeland
Miss
St. Louis Park
Small Girl Found Safe After Night In Wall Space
Providence Rhode Island. Three year old Eileen Fahey was found alive after spending a night in a tiny space between two buildings a block from home. Gerald Des Roches a neighbor first spotted the child from a second story window. A crowd of over 500 cheered as workmen broke through the wall to free her.
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Providence
R.I
Eileen Fahey
Gerald Des Roches
New Reactor Approved in Ohio by House Committee
Washington approval sets aside 1.5 million dollars for construction of an atomic reactor at Piqua Ohio. The House Appropriations Committee vote occurred Wednesday and signals federal funding for the project.
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Washington
Piqua
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Tulsa Mother Linked to Multistate Embezzlement Scheme
FBI says 51 year old Margaret Lydia Burton used 12 aliases and embezzled across four states Canada and Hawaii since 1939. She worked as a bookkeeper in Tulsa and was arrested on interstate transport of stolen property charges after a doctor's receptionist identified her freckles from a local newspaper. Her daughter Sheila Joy Burton, 20, was jailed for conspiracy.
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Tulsa
Okla
FBI
Canada
Hawaii
Margaret Lydia Burton
Juanita Hettner
Decatur
Burton
Madge Barton
Shelia Joy Burton
Holla Denies Pay To Louis at Trial
Senate inquiry files claim former heavyweight champion Joe Louis was paid 2500 to sit two hours at James Hoffa bribery trial. Louis, in Chicago, denied the fee and said he expected to be a character witness but was not called. Hoffa, on trial with racketeering links, defended himself as no payment to Louis.
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Washington
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Joe Louis
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Chicago
Louis
Hoffa
McClellan
Teamsters
New York
Dave Beck
Johnny Dio
Dio
Jim
Jack
New York City
Beck
Brewster Sentenced For Contempt By Judge Sirica
Frank W. Brewster Western Teamsters leader was sentenced to one year in jail and a $1000 fine for contempt of Congress. The judge rejected probation and allowed bond pending appeal. Brewster refused to produce records or testify to the Senate Investigations sub committee over labor union internal affairs.
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Washington
Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters Union
Congress
Federal
John Sirica
Brewster
Sirica
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Three Ohio Soldiers Injured in Explosion
Three Ohio National Guard soldiers were injured at CAMP BRECKENRIDGE Kentucky when a 105 MM Howitzer shell exploded during maneuvers. Second Lt. Gene Wheatley 25 East Fultonham Ohio was in serious condition with a shoulder wound Pvt Richard Tarbert 22 and Pfe Gary Wentworth 18 both of Zanesville were hospitalized Tarbert with a broken leg Wentworth with a skull fracture.
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Camp Breckenridge
Gene Wheatley
East Fultonham
Ohio
Zanesville
Richard Tarbert
Gary Wentworth
Tarbert
Wentworth
Ohio National Guard
Fast action Messenger Classified bike sale
Fred Bumgardner reports First Insertion sold the 20 inch boys bicycle like new for 20 dollars. The Plains ad promotes fast selling of bikes and other items via Messenger Classifieds.
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Fred Bumgardner
the Plains
News Ban Lift Expected Soon
The Eisenhower administration plans to announce a six month trial allowing about 20 American newsmen to work in Red China after an eight year blackout. Dulles coordinated with 12 returning agencies including AP UP INS CBS NBC NYT HT Chicago Tribune and Time. Others may be approved for permanent posting or temporary visits if the trial succeeds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Red China
China
State Dulles
Red
Dulles
Associated Press
United Press
International News Service
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
NBC Blue
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Christian Science Monitor
Time Magazine
Levittown Clashes Ease as Racial Demonstrations Subside
Signs emerged that a week of protests against the Myers family in Levittown Pa. was ending. State police said no crowds gathered for a ninth night while caution remains. Officer Tom Stewart injured in a stone attack. he is in satisfactory condition after plastic surgery. William Myers Jr. received an offer to sell and move but declined to leave his home.
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Levittown
Pennsylvania
William E. Myers Jr
William Ruch
Bristol
John R. Stewart
Myers Home
Ruch
Tom Stewart
Rollings Hills Hospital
Myers
Child Hit by Dodger Pitcher in Linden Incident
A 4-year-old boy, Don Chase, ran into a street from behind a parked car in Linden, struck by a vehicle driven by Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Don Newcombe. The child remained in serious condition at Elizabeth General Hospital. no charges were filed.
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Linden
N. J
Elizabeth General Hospital
Brooklyn Dodger
Don Newcombe
Don Chase
Man Cleared on Morals Charge in Deland Trial
Edward Bennie Bedwell, previously cleared of a Chicago double murder in March, was acquitted by a Circuit Court jury in Deland of a morals charge involving a 13 year old girl. The ruling comes after a long legal battle and is described as a full exoneration.
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Deland, Fla
Edward ‘Bennie) Bedwell
Chicago
Care Needed With Vaccine
New York city health department warns against indiscriminate Asiatic flu vaccine use in children. Dr Roscoe P Kandle cites two un identified cases of severe reactions with high fever soreness and arm swelling. He notes reactions do not prove vaccine fault or infection and urges caution for egg protein sensitive individuals.
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New York
City Health Department
Roscoe P Kandle
Kandle
Plane spins as DC6 propeller blows off at Los Angeles airport
Captain Mike Moore and crew escape a freak takeoff incident as the right inboard propeller ripped the fuselage, left engines cut, and a 25 minute run a way spins ended with a rope escape. The four engine cargo plane later burned and halted after fire crews arrived. No cause yet determined.
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Los Angeles
Mike Moore
San Carlos
Calif
American Airlines
International Airport
Moore
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