West Three Map Strategy for Geneva Talks
Western ministers Dulles Macmillan and Pinay endorsed a draft of topics and positions for the Geneva meeting with Russia. They plan to press German rearmament European security and Indochina while preparing for talks with the Kremlin leaders and allied heads.
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Ands
Wes
Geneva
Russia
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Eagar Faure
Tote
Wencer
Faure
Bish Pane Minster
Anthony Ben
Kremlin
Indochina
Pinay
Tasse
Paris
West Germany
Reds Prepare Delegation for Geneva Summit
A report notes Premier Nikola Bulganin plans to join Nikita Khrushchev in Geneva with a strong Soviet team to showcase a capable delegation. Western observers question Bulganin’s readiness for the summit while the Soviet slate aims to project unassailable competence.
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Stanley Johnson
Bulgania
Nikita
Khrushchev
Aed
Nikola Bulganin
Cenevs
Khrusheney Tat Bulgant
Tay Mores
Geneva
Bulyganin
Ike on Radio TV Tonight Sets Talk on Geneva
A fragmented report notes President Eisenhower and major networks plan exploratory discussions ahead of the Geneva conference. Four television networks and NBC radio are set to carry the talk at 7 15 p m with anticipated nonbinding remarks and deliberations on possible U S decisions.
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Moscow
Ovier
Union
Geneva
Eisenhower
White House
ABC
CBS
MBS
NBC
Usr
Senate Approves Reserve Training Plan in 80-1 Vote
The Senate on Thursday night approved its version of a reserve force plan to train a combat-ready reserve of 2,900,000 over four years, a fourfold increase. The measure advances rival versions from House and Senate committees, with debates over age limits and compulsory service for veterans and draftees.
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Senate
Horse Committee
Congress
House
Pentagon
Lagest
Voth
Mobs Protest Terrorism In Casablanca
Protests erupt in Casablanca as angry mobs of French colonists denounce a terrorism attack. A blast killed multiple Europeans and wounded dozens, triggering clashes that damaged shops and forced police to restore order in the city’s main square.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Basie du France
Casabianca
Bre
Five Day Forecast Shows Mild Temps and Rain Next Week
The forecast indicates average highs around two degrees above normal with a maximum north and south of normal. Minimum temperatures near 63 degrees are expected. Saturday through Wednesday include daytime warmth and showers with a half to one inch possible midweek. Sunday foresees continued showers and cooler conditions.
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Wedeentay
Bionday
Traffic Jam Relieved at Pont Street Bridge
Firefighters used hoses and hundreds of gallons of water to break up a traffic jam near Pont Street bridge. The bridge had expanded the steel and refused to close after a tugboat passage and attempts to lower the flow spans. The hoses cooled the steel and the delay ended after about an hour and twenty minutes as crews secured the span.
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Bunny
Pont Street Bridge
Trinity Test Revealed After Three Weeks Of Secrecy
The Trinity atomic blast that rocked New Mexico ten years ago was kept secret for three weeks. President Truman disclosed details, noting wartime censorship and the top secret Manhattan Project under Los Alamos and Oak Ridge supervision. The article recalls the secrecy and public astonishment surrounding the first atomic detonation near Alamogordo on July 16.
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N. M
Tewes
Trinity
W Steel
New Mexico
Les
Oratory City
Truman
Alamogordo
Shattan
Los Alamor
Santa Fe
Mary Teety Moore
Arty
Los Alamos
UAW Harvester Begin First Week of Contract Talks
The CIO United Auto Workers union and International Harvester Co have finished their first week of bargaining. Negotiators passed the mark Thursday and scheduled sessions through Thursday each week. The current contract expires August 28.
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Exvumers
CIO
United Auto Workers Lnion
International Harvester Co
Teese
Ridgway Attacks Ike Policy on Nuclear Force Run
General Ridgway, in a rare public briefing before retirement as Army chief of staff, criticized the Eisenhower administration's military policy. He urged readiness for a joint, versatile force and warned nuclear weapons risk mutual destruction if used, suggesting the need for a deterrent beyond reliance on atomic arms.
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Washingson
Tagan
Matthew B. Ridgway
Eisenhower
Army
Ridgway
United Mate Heart
Fidgway
Het of Art
Red air power shifts threaten Formosa defense
FEAF officer Col James T Stewart says Soviet air forces have moved planes south from Manchuria and Korea to threaten Formosa. He estimates the Reds now have three or four warplanes in range of the area, with about 7 to 10 bombers and fighters in Asia, compared with the U S Far East base strength.
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Formosa
U.S
Reds
Far East
America
FEAF
Fovo
Asia
United| States
Victory Seen For Tax Hike For Highways
The report outlines a large highway funding plan totaling 511.8 billion over 14 years with diesel fuel and vehicle taxes to support construction. It notes broad political support while detailing the proposed revenue sources and spending priorities for roads and related projects. Meanwhile a separate Cincinnati incident reports the fatal pedestrian accident involving 11 year old Michael Mauldin while delivering newspapers.
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Cincinnati
Michael Mauldin
Hearings Probe Communist Ties Among Press Figures
Subcommittee hearings reveal former and current journalists with Communist ties or past memberships. Henry Freeman testifies he joined briefly in 1938, later denouncing the party as ineffective. Other reporters refuse comments or invoke the Fifth Amendment while multiple editors face scrutiny.
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Eualand
Senate
Seteain
Jerson
Astland
Wibcommitttes
Eastland
Henry Freeman
New York Times
Com Imunist Party
Milton Kaufman
New York
Guild
Qi i Freeman
Kaufman
Freeman
Porter
Charles Grutaner
Melvin Barnet
Times
Efforts for Geneva peace delegate trip announced
Soviet delegation declares plan to travel to Geneva to push for international talks. Molotov Zhukov and Kolarov outline stance that Western powers must match efforts, while warning against future war and reinforcing readiness.
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Oscaw
Rremer Bul Ranin
Saturdy
Geneva
Sno
Iman
V. M. Molotov
Georgi K. Zhukov
Dep
Andra
Bulgaria
Reed
Cve
Mure
Pakistan Exporting Monkeys by Plane For Polio Vaccine
Monkeys are being shipped by chartered plane to support polio vaccine production amid a global shortage. A four man U.S. delegation arrived to arrange imports from India as the United States temporarily imports monkeys. A separate item notes a Oklahoma dairy owner plans to eat ice cream for a year after a local boy found $100 in stolen checks.
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Pakistan
Ranner, Ranmaan
Eitan
Andon
Erence
United States
India
Okla
Capper
Science Discovers Fly Landing Methods
The note explains fly landing behavior, noting that a fly may roll or loop to manage G loads and avoid stress on wings during rapid flight. It compares to pilots and suggests landing choices depend on whether the fly is being chased, describing a half-roll or half-loop as tactics.
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Anther
Marine Fund’s Impoundment Shocks Congress
GUANTICO Virginia officials report Congress planned a funds vote to boost Marine strength but Secretary of Defense Wilson announced money was impounded. He said he directed the Pentagon comptroller to reserve extra funds as the Army and Navy weigh next steps amid the administration’s stance.
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Congress
Wilson
Froin Marine Compe Base
Entagon
W. J. McNed
Varmy
Ito
Car Workers Set August Vote After Talks Collapse
United Automobile Workers threaten a strike at AMC plants in Milwaukee Kenosha Wisconsin and Detroit with Aug 1 voting planned amid breakdown in contract negotiations. Leonard Woodcock accuses AMC negotiators of dishonor while talks began April 13 and surfaced long-standing cost concerns.
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Unit 1 Motors Corp
AMC
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
Calif
Detroit
1 Rapids
Mich
Pany
Leonard Woodcock
UWA
Just One of Those Bad Days for Texas Cop
A Texas officer had a rough day with multiple incidents as patrol cars collided and local vehicles damaged. Witnesses report a patrol car hitting a picnic bench and a second car striking another vehicle, all amid cooling radiator issues and bent fenders.
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Texas
Weeee Boys
Aes
Chet Tock Hoard
Jou
Storms Trigger Texas Fires Across Capital Area
An electrical storm in Texas caused transformer fires and burning oil tanks in downtown Austin and nearby areas. No injuries were reported, but fire crews evacuated parts of the capital city as flames spread to several locations. A severe weather watch was in place and investigators blamed the overload for the incidents.
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Srin
Tex
Acta
Bremen
Austin
North Faet
Texas
Winular
Institute Clerk Fired for Refusal to Answer Loyalty Oath
An California Institute of Technology clerk was dismissed after refusing to answer questions from an Un-American Activities subcommittee. The inquiry focused on staff conduct and a controversial article by Paul Orr depicting Russia as a worker's paradise and whether he authored it.
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Asadena Calif
Alifornia Institute of Technology
Sleek
Paul
Institute
Paul Orr
Russia
Man fined after dog temper in Wigan court
Prank Hodgetts of Wigan was fined 3 pounds for keeping an Alsatian dog that damaged garden plants. The court banned him from holding a dog license for 50 years unless he lives to age 20 and can again own a dog. Hodgetts admitted the animal prompted the temper fit.
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Wigan
England
Hodgetts
New Four Jet Naval Plane Flight Tested
A faster four jet naval plane was unveiled in a Jet Might Thursday by Glenn L. Martin spokesmen. Security restrictions blocked details of the flight. Earlier notes indicated the SeaMaster would cruise above 600 miles per hour at 40 000 feet and carry Chauncey stoble bob.
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Toca Oe
Glenn L. Martin Martin
Sevral
Athens
Chauncey
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