Mendes-France presses for Indochina cease fire week
In Geneva French Premier Mendes-France enters a decisive week seeking a cease-fire in Indochina by July 20 or resign. U S envoys signaled Dulles would not return to Geneva unless communists negotiate in good faith, amid talks with Molotov Dong and Chou Enlai.
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Pierre Mendes- France
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Trung Gia
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Governors Attend Geneva Talks Urge U S Return
At Bolton Landing New York Governor James Byrnes urged U S representatives return to Geneva for Indochina talks. President Eisenhower's absence loomed and Vice President Nixon spoke at a state dinner while Gov Dan Thornton urged crossing party lines against Communism.
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Woman's Killer May Be Unknown Insane Person
Cleveland County investigators rule out casual burglary as the 4 July slaying of Marilyn Sheppard points to an insane motive. Coroner Gerber notes the violent head wounds and possible emotional attachment. Bay Village hospital staff will be questioned as blood traces from the porch and stairs are analyzed.
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Samuel R. Gerber
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Settlement Hope In Kyger Creek Labor Dispute
About 1300 OVEC workers were idled when a dispute at Kyger Creek Plant halted operations last Friday. Fred Carman says both sides have conceded half way and a settlement could come today or tomorrow, or be postponed two weeks for a Dunlop board decision in Washington.
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California Youths Riot at Northern Reception Center
Forty boys at the Youth Authority’s new 2.5 million dollar northern California reception center rioted briefly yesterday at dinner time. Authority Director Heman G. Stark said trays were thrown and about $800 worth of windows were broken. All youths were rounded up and returned to dormitories. No one was hurt.
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Heman G. Stark
Rites Set For Medical Writer Dr Howard Dittrick
Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Dr Howard Dittrick 77 a respected medical writer and historian who died yesterday at the Cleveland Clinic where he directed the editorial department.
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Howard Dittrick
Cleveland Clinic
Work Returns To Normal At Atomic Plant Strike Ends
Paducah Kentucky operations at the atomic energy plant returned to normal as Local 550 CIO Gas Coke and Chemical Workers voted to return to work. About 1000 Paducah and 3500 Oak Ridge workers ended a walkout with a Washington peace plan by Secretary of Labor Mitchell and CIO President Reuther, omitting wage issues.
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Walter Reuther
Violent Downpour Hits In Middle of Drought
A sudden cloudburst drenched three houses in Los Angeles yesterday as a half hour torrent poured through chimneys and soaked interiors. City workers stopped a water main burst in the Silver Lake district that ripped a deep opening in a parkway.
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Philip Kenmore
David J. Manns
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Patrol Uses Dummies to Slow Speeding Drivers
In Raleigh North Carolina a highway patrol posts dummy officers in helmets and sunglasses to deter speeding. Motorists who do not chase the apparent officer are slowed by the ruse, while alert drivers can tell the real patrol car from the decoys.
Love Honor And Dismay Exchanged In Kansas Wedding
Hutchinson Kansas reported a wedding by Bill and Mrs Dennis that faced hiccups from license delays to a sick pastor and a missing ring. The best man retrieved the ring from a bridesmaid after a window dash. the couple now heads to their honeymoon.
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Crash and Fire Kill Three Near Lima Ohio
Spilled gasoline from a truck car collision five miles south of Lima sparked flames. Dean Carr, 13, of Ohio City, trapped in the truck cab, died. Tracy L. Loveday, 46, of Monroe Michigan, the car driver, died at the scene. Melvin Agler, 23, of Ohio City, the truck driver, died later in hospital.
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Ohio City
Tracy L. Loveday
Monroe Mich
Melvin Agler
CIO Union Meeting Highlights 166 Delegates
The 11th biennial constitutional convention of the CIO Federation of Glass Ceramic and Silica Sand Workers of America opens in Cleveland with 166 delegates. Speakers include R J Thomas Elwood Dietrich Aaron Mosher and James P Griffin. Canadian locals from Montreal Hamilton Toronto and Wallaceburg join for the first time representing about 3206 workers.
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James P. Griffin
Youngstown
Ohio Cio Council
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Toronto
Wallaceburg
CIO
Columbus airs 25th anniversary crowd roars at air show
Port Colum bus marked its 25th anniversary with an air show that drew an estimated 125000 spectators. The event showcased aerobatics and celebration across the city.
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Port Columbus
French hold on Hanoi tightens amid Vietminh pressure
Vietminh forces tighten grip on Hanoi as French defenders claim repelling a 3000-strong rebel attack near the city. Air limits hamper operations while rebels push from northeast and northwest toward outposts 25 miles from Hanoi. French planes bomb delta bases, warning of Red China supply routes and Haiphong depots.
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Senate Panel Eyes Cutoff If France Italy Stay Out of EDC
The Foreign Relations Committee weighs the Richards amendment to halt U S military and economic aid to France and Italy by December 31 if they refuse to join the European Defense Community or an acceptable substitute. Assistant Secretary Livingstone Merchant says he expects France and Italy to join EDC this year. six nations have ratified the project, with four others moving toward ratification. A four power treaty among the US Britain France and West Germany would grant Bonn near independence if France does not ratify the WC Treaty.
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Buckingham Palace silent on Queen Elizabeth II pregnancy report
Buckingham Palace offered no confirmation of a New York Daily News claim that Queen Elizabeth II is expecting her third child. Court sources say the report appears unfounded and note no cancellation of engagements as a sign. The Daily News cites palace sources and mentions new doctors added to staff.
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Cincinnati Man Held For Kidnapping Cabbie
Cincinnati man Justice Kearney, 39, is held in Miami County jail after police say he kidnapped Hamilton cab driver James Bray, tied him with his shirt, and robbed him before fleeing on Route 2. A toy cap pistol was found in the cab after a collision led to his arrest by the State Highway Patrol.
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Angel Earns Wings After Braving Painful Jump
Angel O Gomez collapsed from appendicitis before his final parachute jump at FT BRAGG. He completed the jump anyway, passed out, and medics rushed him to the hospital where Col Nathaniel Hasket pinned on his wings and praised his guts and pride.
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Congress Heads for Adjournment Urges Antisubversive Law
Congress moves toward a July 31 adjournment as President Eisenhower presses for stronger antisubversive measures. Bills on immunity for witnesses, wiretap use in national security cases, and new penalties for spying face stalled action in a Senate and House unable to agree on administration proposals. Other items include atomic energy revisions, tax adjustments, debt ceiling increase, and a farm bill proposing continued high price supports with flexible components.
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Churchill seeks more hydrogen bomb information in Washington
London reports Prime Minister Churchill traveled to Washington to meet President Eisenhower over the hydrogen bomb knowledge gap. He cited Sterling Cole's vivid description of a 1959 thermonuclear test and noted US and UK policy alignments while dispelling misunderstandings about their aims.
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Motormen Travel Far Without One Mishap
Hiroshima transit workers report traveling over 45 million miles without an accident. The street car motormen have not had a mishap for six and a half years in the atom bomb city.
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Mars
Heat Wave Sweeps From West to Great Lakes
A high temperature heat wave pushing over 100 degrees spread from Utah and Colorado through the Dakotas and Iowa into Texas. Early morning readings showed mid to upper 70s to 80s as Nebraska and Kansas endured extreme heat with scattered precipitation, and the Weather Bureau forecast continued hot, fair weather inland today.
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Actress and Lieutenant Marry in California
Beverly Hills California Actress Beverly Willa 20 daughter of comedienne Joan Davis and Army Lt Alan Norton Grossman 22 married yesterday plan in Hawaii. The bride was given in marriage by her father Si Wills television and audio writer in a ceremony in the Crystal Room of the Beverly Hills Hotel Rabbi Edgar F Magnin officiated.
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Prison escapeer captured near Middletown after escape
Oliver J. Irwin, 31, who escaped Lebanon Prison Farm a few hours earlier, was captured near Middletown yesterday. State patrol said Irwin was convicted in 19 at Allen County for armed robbery and sentenced to 10 to 25 years.
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