Eisenhower urges Canada to unite for free world effort
President Eisenhower told Canada's Parliament that U.S.-Canada differences can be solved without weakening the shared fight against communism. He said the two nations stand at a pivotal point, with cooperation spanning from polar regions to space, and he urged ongoing consultation on trade, investments, and joint problems.
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Ottawa
Eisenhower
Canada
House of Commons
Parliament
United
Auditor Garver among missing on canyon ledge
Rescue teams search Conejos Canyon for five days for John Sanders 35 Albuquerque and William E. Garver 38 auditor UNM after a fall from a mountain trail. Sanders reports himself trapped 600 feet up as Don Bewley 22 lowers supplies to him amid dangerous rock and failing winds.
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Antonito
Colo
Conejos Canyon
William E. Garver
University of New Mexico
Garver
John Sanders
Albuquerque
Sanders
Don Bewley
Bewley
Consul Plans Return Trip to Insurgents
U S Vice Consul Robert Wiecha intends to return to rebel-held areas in Cuba with hopes for early release of the 30 U S servicemen kidnapped by Fidel Castro's forces. He and Day mond Elmore emerged from the Santa Catalina Mountains by Navy helicopter after 10 days with the insurgents. Elmore, manager of Ermita sugar mill, was kidnapped June 28 and was the 17th hostage freed. the remaining captives include sailors, Marines, civilians, and a Canadian.
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Guantanamo
Cuba
U.S
Robert Wiecha
U. S
Fidel Castro
Saginaw
Mich
Daymond Elmore
Haynesville
Santa Catalina Mountains
Wiecha
Elmore
Ermita
De Gaulle Too Busy for Washington Visit Says Eisenhower Letter
Premier De Gaulle told President Eisenhower he would be too busy to visit Washington in the next few months. He added that they would surely find a way to meet soon, in reply to Dulles invitation sent during his Paris trip.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Washington
Steel unit to lay off 400 workers next week
United Steelworkers officials say U S Steel Corp National Tube Division will lay off about 400 employees next week due to a shortage of orders.
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Lorain
U. S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
Atlas Intercontinental Missile Near Launch Readiness
The 75 foot Atlas ICBM, the largest U.S. ballistic weapon, likely ready for launch after a successful static ground test Tuesday. Convair built it with a three-engine layout including a main sustainer and two boosters to reach 6000 miles into space.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U. S
Eisenhower Good Will Visit To Central America Delayed
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower plans a delayed good will visit to Central America, now scheduled to begin Saturday.
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Washington
Milton S. Eisenhower
Central America
Breathing-Adapted Humans Could Emerge In Future
UCLA zoologist Dr Blaine Levendahl discussed creating a new creature capable of breathing water or gas instead of air. He suggested gill like organs or temporary water filled lungs and even ammonia or methane respiration might be possible, with evolution accelerated to produce such beings. no methods offered.
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Los Angeles
Blaine Levendahl
University of California At Los Angeles
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Levendahl
Where Is Geographic Center New Alaskan Problem
A.P. science writer reports U S officials say Alaska could shift the geographic center of the United States from Lebanon Kansas, possibly into southwestern Canada or the Pacific, due to Alaska’s in-state separation and lack of land bridge.
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Washington
Alaska
United States
Canada
Pacific Ocean
Washington State
U.S. Geological Survey
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Alaskan
Couple Seeks Return of Travel Funds for Son’s Grave
New Jersey couple Carman and Maria Scoppettuolo hope U S government reimburses 1540 dollars after a mistaken Normandy trip. Their son James was killed near the Rhine in 1945 while serving in Gen Patton’s 3rd Army. The House passed a bill to reimburse. Senate action pending.
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United States
James
The
Rhine
Patton
3Rd Army
Germany
Scoppettuolos
Peter W. Rodino
D-Nj
House of Representatives
Senate
New Fighters Power To Blast Foe Bombers
Washington reports that a chemically fueled F108 interceptor will carry at least two atomic warhead guided missiles to strike enemy bombers over 1000 miles from U S soil. The design promises speeds over three times the sound with takeoff from U S bases for distant interception. Production groundwork begins as development accelerates, with first flight still more than two years away.
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Washington
U. S
Air Force
First Reunion in Five Years Ends in Death
SEATTLE Mrs. Virginia M. Mitchell 76 of San Diego died moments after reuniting with her daughter Mrs. R. V. Hubbard of Seattle. The embrace aboard a bus brought the summer visit to a sudden tragedy as fatigue and emotion overwhelmed the elderly visitor.
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Seattle
R. V. Hubbard
Virginia M. Mitchell
San Diego
Mrs. Hubbard
Japanese Foreign Minister Seeks Washington Visit
Aiichiro Fujiyama asked U S Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II to arrange a Washington meeting with Secretary of State Dulles to discuss talks. The move signals ongoing diplomacy during a tense period in Asia and U S policy discussions involving Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Aiichiro Fujiyama
U. S
Douglas MacArthur II
Washington
State Dulles
Squall Capsizes Boats. Dozens Rescued in Greenwich Race
More than 80 children were thrown into Long Island Sound by a sudden squall that disrupted a sailing race and overturned nearly 40 boats. All were saved.
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Greenwich
Conn
Long Island Sound
Queen Elizabeth II to step aside for garden party hosts
London news reports Queen Elizabeth II suffers feverish sinus aches and has summoned her mother to host Thursday's Buckingham Palace summer garden party. The event at Buckingham Palace will proceed with the royal guest list present.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
West Virginia Ohio Weather Forecast With Showers
Considerable fog tonight with lows around 56 to 62. Thursday looks partly cloudy and warmer with scattered thunderstorms. Ohio sees fair, warmer conditions tonight with lows 63 to 66 and Thursday's partial sun and possible showers. five day forecast calls for near normal to warmer temps and scattered precipitation through the period.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Albany
Boston
Coury
Cleveland
Detroit
Indianapolis
Louisville
Miami
St. Paul
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cloud Shaw Ow
Port
Ore
Tax Collectors Getting Choosy in Newport
George P. Lewis, a Newport tax collector, refused a taxpayer’s bag of silver worth just over 100 dollars asking the donor to convert the coins into bills since no one had time to count the change.
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Newport
R.J
George P. Lewis
Lewis
Good Student Gains Respect
Bowling Green Ohio Mrs. Sarah Caldwell an Akron junior high teacher and former NEA president says a tide of anti intellectualism is turning. She notes growing respect for superior students and predicts improved student attitudes by June compared with September. Parents also view schooling as serious business.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Sarah Caldwell
Akron
National Education Association
Caldwell
Department of Classroom
NEA
Man claims heater caused wife death in Ohio suit
Oval F Ellis of Portsmouth filed a $50 000 damage suit against Sanford Harvey of South Shore Ky claiming a gas heater Harvey installed was faulty and caused carbon monoxide poisoning that killed Ellis wife Carolyn Jean 19 on December 16 1956.
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Portsmouth
Oval
F Ellis
Sanford Harvey
South Shore
Harvey
Ellis
Carolyn Jean
Noble Bean to Resign as Ohio State Committeeman
Noble C. Bean a Republican state central committeeman from the Seventh District announced Tuesday he will resign effective July 15 due to ill health in Urbana Ohio.
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Urbana
Ohio
Noble C. Bean
State Central
Goldfine Consents To Show Records
Bernard Goldfine agreed to provide some financial records to House investigators amid a cooperative start to his renewed appearance before the House subcommittee. The Boston textile magnate, 67, faced questions about payments to 33 named individuals and nearly 777000 dollars in uncashed checks from his companies under federal scrutiny.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
House
Sherman Adams
Goldfine
Boston
Committee
Roger Robb
Oren Harris
Harris
White House
Capitol Hill
Subcommittee
D-Ark
Goldfine Holding
Children Hit by Cars On Monday
Five children were struck by vehicles in the Nelsonville area. At 5 15 p m Charles Robert Dye 4 of Mason City Hill was hit by a car driven by Melvin Hook and sustained a broken left leg and facial cuts. Blood was flown in from Columbus to treat the Dye boy. A 5 year old girl Jean Verdone was struck in Glouster fracturing a leg. Three boys riding a bicycle at W Franklin St and Adams St ran a stop sign and hit a truck driven by Don Fink, suffering minor abrasions.
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Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Charles Robert Dye
Columbus
Logan
Jean Verdone
Joseph Verdone
North Lake
Ill
Max Johnson
Spring St
Glouster
Verdone
Johnson
W. Franklin St
Don Fink
Adams St
Franklin and
Adams
Greg
Terry Durham
Jim Maiden
Ohio Man Found Dead on Bus in San Diego
An Ohio man returning from Tijuana to San Diego was found dead on the arriving bus. Coroner's Deputy Jess Canale said Glenn Drake Sr. of Lyndhurst, Ohio, apparently died of natural causes. An autopsy was ordered.
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San Diego
Calif
Ohio
Tijuana
Mexico
Jess Canale
Glenn Drake Sr
Lyndhurst
Miami University offers college course to top high school seniors
Officials of Miami University's experimental teaching program said they will seek bright juniors in southwest Ohio to try a new plan next fall. The program lets promising high school seniors take one college freshman course at centers in Montgomery Butler and Hamilton counties.
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Oxford
Miami University
Ohio
Montgomery
Butler
Hamilton
Teachers urge halt to U S nuclear tests in signed petition
About 265 instructors in eight California colleges sign a petition to President Eisenhower urging an immediate halt to United States nuclear and thermonuclear tests.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Eisenhower
U. S
Romano invokes Fifth Amendment at Senate labor probe
Louis Romano, linked to the Capone era, refused to answer at Senate hearings on racketeering in the Chicago restaurant labor scene. Testimony alleged Frank Nitti forced Romano into the downtown Bartenders Union Local 278 as mob lieutenant. Teitelbaum, Chicago Restaurant Association adviser, to be questioned.
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Washington
Louis Romano
Capone
Senate
Chicago
Frank
Romano
Abraham Teitelbaum
Chicago Restaurant Association
Teitelbaum
Donald Strang
Niles, Ill
Illinois
Armed Men Attack Son of Chamoun in Beirut
In Beirut a group of armed men fired on the apartment of President Camille Chamoun’s son and wife during a four hour gun battle. Four attackers were killed and three guards wounded. Chamoun announced he plans to resign at the end of his term September 24 amid rebel pressure demanding his ouster.
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Beirut
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Marion Police Delay Kidnap Investigation
Marion authorities have delayed their investigation of a reported kidnapping until the victim, the Rev. William K. Dever, makes a full report. Dever said two men kidnaped and robbed him Sunday night and released him Monday night in Columbus.
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Marion
William K. Dever
Mr. Dever
Columbus
Nine Airmen Too Tired For Talks
Nine U S Airmen released by the Soviet Union are too exhausted to face the press after arrival in Wiesbaden Germany Their unarmed cargo plane crossed into Soviet Armenia in bad weather June 27 and was shot down by two MIG jets Five crew parachuted to safety four escaped after landing the plane and before it exploded The airmen were handed to American representatives at the Soviet Iran border and arrived in Wiesbaden Tuesday
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U.S
Astara
Iran
Teheran
Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Soviet Union
Air Force
Soviet Armenia
Pakistan
Tehran
Army Wants Guard Cut Plan Faces Guard Pushback
A National Guard leader predicts a cool reception for a proposed Army plan to cut Guard strength by about 40 000. Maj. Gen. Maxwell E Rich Utah adjutant general and president of the Adjutants General Association said the plan announced by Secretary Wilbur M Brucker Tuesday will likely not be acceptable to the Guard. A July 14 15 adjutants generals meeting is set to study the plan which would retain all 27 Guard divisions but reorganize them with 16 at reduced strength amid atomic age patterns.
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Washington
National Guard
Maxwell E. Rich
Adjutants General Association
Rich
Adjutant General of
Utah
Organization of State Guard Chiefs
Adjutants Generals
the Army
Wilbur M. Brucker
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