Foresee Disagreement In the Winston Talks
Washington AP reports preliminary signs of sharp disagreement at the Eisenhower Churchill conference opening. Eden and Churchill arrive to meet President Eisenhower and Dulles with aims to narrow gaps, while sides differ on Southeast Asia defense, a potential pact, and U S independence in colonial policy.
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Mrs. Sniff Testimony Opens Meyer Trial in Ohio Court
Logan Ohio jury hears the sister of Velvia Meyer describe events on February 15, 1954, when Velvia was slain on the Sniff porch. Mrs. Sniff recounts Meyer, estranged from her husband, visiting with her children present and a shot fired as Meyer fled the scene.
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Man To Stand Trial In Athens County For 1951 Slaying
William C. Kirkpatrick 50, confined at Lima State Hospital for the killing of his wife Anita on September 7 1951, has been declared sane and must stand trial for first degree murder in the Athens County Common Pleas Court. He confessed to killing his wife with an iron bar during a river camping trip, was committed as criminally insane, and returns to court after treatment. The case mirrors a prior return of a slain suspect from mental hospital to county court.
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State Hospital
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Guysville
Delbert Spencer
Anand
Marilyn Monroe Ordered Home To Rest After Collapse
Hollywood reports Marilyn Monroe has been ordered to rest for three days after collapsing three times since starting her current film four weeks ago. Dr Kennamer released her to recover at home citing a flu attack ten days earlier and said she should be able to resume work at Twentieth Century Fox by Saturday.
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Marilyn Monroe
R. Kennamer
Twentieth Century-Fox
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Hopes Rise That Dikes Will Hold In Des Moines Flood
Optimism grew as the Des Moines River reached its crest in the largest flood on record. City officials ordered heightened vigilance for several hours with levees under maximum pressure and the danger of water threatening about a fifth of the city. The Weather Bureau reported crest began near 2 a.m. at 29.98 feet, rising to 30.04 feet by 5 a.m., surpassing 1947 levels and flood stage by over seven feet.
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Burke critiques Eisenhower proposals before CIO group
In Cleveland Senator Thomas A. Burke told a CIO communications workers meeting that the President's ideas to expand social security health and welfare and housing face a split Democratic majority. Burke noted Congress has passed only four or five of the President's 210 proposals to date.
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Thomas A. Burke
CIO Communications Workers
Robert A. Taft
Congress
Eisenhower
Secret talks begin as Indochina talks spark cautious hope
In Geneva the French and Vietminh engage in secret discussions with Pham Van Dong as optimism grows for a possible Indochina armistice. Parallel talks in Bern between Mendes-France and Chou En-lai feed expectations the Geneva conference can advance.
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Indochina
Ocean of seltzer water on Venus proposed by astronomers
Ann Arbor area report says Venus may be completely covered by an ocean of carbonated water. Harvard scientists Donald Menzel and colleagues suggest atmospheric CO2 could make the seas fizz, creating a flat, carbonated global ocean for any spacefaring explorers.
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Donald Menzel Smisingly
Guatemalan War Fades Into Diplomatic Skirmish
Seven hurt as Honduran police disperse pro Arbenz demonstrators in Tegucigalpa. Honduras accuses Guatemala of bombing a Honduran airfield while Guatemala denies the charge. OAS Commission discusses on site inquiry offer amid rising tensions.
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Luis Quintanilla
Mexico
Ramshackle farm for direct sale from owner
Hartford, Conn.- John Holmes, 31, places a quirky classified ad for a forty acre ramshackle Higganum farm with old world charm and a tortuous stairway. He reports several calls from curious buyers after placing the notice and warns of a hollow laugh from the owner.
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John Holmes
Hartford Courant
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Leader Urges U S to Stay Calm If Terror Attacks Occur
A Moroccan informant warns Americans abroad not to react emotionally if terrorists strike. The piece outlines fears of foreign influence fueling North Africa violence and examines U S base plans in Morocco, Spain, and surrounding regions as a strategic deterrent against Moscow, amid Western defense concerns.
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North Africa
Arab League
Moscow
France
United States
Spain
England
Turkey
Arraigning Of Reese Is Stated
Cletus Reese 36 owner of a farm where three bodies were found was indicted for first degree murder. The grand jury charged deliberate and premeditated murder and robbery of Clyde Patton 28 Fresno school teacher. Reese will be arraigned tomorrow or Saturday and sent for mental examination at Lima State Hospital.
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Cletus Reese
Common Pleas
Lloyd S. Leech
Leech
Reese
Lima State Hospital
Cambridge State Hospital
Clyde Patton
Fresno
Patton
Reese Farm
Lester Melick
Dearie
Paul Tish
Ganbeiage Hospital
Gilbert Kempf
Nature's Aid Needed Removing Hook Near Eye
Milwaukee reports a 12-year-old boy Roman Trz cinski received a fish hook near his right eye after a fishing plug struck him. Doctors decided to wait for natural processes to ease removal, as the hook is deeply embedded and cannot be safely removed by electromagnet methods. He remains not in immediate danger of losing sight.
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Milwaukee
Roman Trzcinski
S. Luke's Hospital
Roman
Jehovah's Witnesses Open Cincinnati District Convention
About 12,000 members of the Jehovah's Witnesses gathered at the Cincinnati Garden to begin a district convention in the city. The event drew a large crowd as the religious group convened for talks and activities planned across the day.
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Cincinnati
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Cincinnati Garden
Citizens' Narcotics Advisory Committee Report in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General leads a broad Citizens Narcotics Advisory Committee with thousands of participants from about 100 organizations. After 13 state meetings, the group notes wide addiction distribution, high costs to sustain use, and aims to push stronger laws to curb narcotics.
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Columbus
Ohio
Citizens Narcotics Advisory Committee
Alvin 4. Kenzler
Cleveland
Sparkplug
Cleveland Police Book Bets and 2 Bookies
Police Capt Laula Monter and four patrolmen sat at a betting joint yesterday and booked bets on horse races and baseball games before arresting Jack Adier and George Nunnery for occupying rooms to record bets. Authorities confiscated telephones bet slips punchboards and 4125 magazines described as both art and obscene.
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Laula Monter
Jack Adier
George Nunnery
California man hurt after three collisions
Pasadena California resident Dickerson, 20, endured three accidents in three days. He was hospitalized after a car strike and later fractures in a collision while riding a borrowed motorcycle. Police reported minor damage in one incident and towed vehicles after the final crash.
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Four To Be Sentenced In Ohio Un American Activities Case
Four persons convicted May 28 for contempt of the Ohio Un American Activities Commission face fines today. Vassel Thames of Fort Wayne Indiana formerly of Dayton. Melvin Hunp man and his wife Julia Pearson of Clarksville. and Harry T. McGill of Dayton are fined up to 500 dollars for each conviction of refusing to answer commission questions on alleged Communist affiliations.
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Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Vassel Thames
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dayton
Melvin Hupman
Julia Pearon
Clarksville
Harry T. McGill
Defiance Methodist Officials Stand in Dispute Over Pastor Dismissal
Defiance Ohio St Pauls Methodist officials reaffirmed their stance in a dispute with Bishop Hazen G Werner over dismissing Dr Joseph C Richards as pastor without local consultation. They urged tribunal resolution and limit on bishop authority while noting the cabinet’s condemnation of the action and Richards removal from the church payroll. Rev Robert B Weaver arrived from Circleville to assume duties and seek living arrangements for the pastor.
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Hazen G. Werner
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Joseph C. Richards
Ohio Methodist Ich Cabinet
Des Machente
William B. Richards
White Crom Hospital
Columbus
Methodist Church
Richards
St. Paul's
Women Control Large Portion of Wealth
Mrs Ivy Baker Priest US treasurer spoke on women's global role saying American women control 8 percent of wealth directly or indirectly and 86 percent of purchases are made by women. She noted her signature appears on US paper money since 1963 and quipped about depicting women on money.
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Kansas City
Ivy Baker Priest
U. S
Priest
Chief Booked Nice Work in Columbus Crash
Police Chief George W. Scholer was charged with failure to yield to the vehicle on the right after a two car collision on June 24. Scholer’s car collided with a camo driven by Gerald H. Malone, leaving Scholer with five broken ribs and Malone with a fractured skull. Detectives filed the warrant and the accident squad led the investigation.
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George W. Scholer
Gerald H. Malone
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Malone
McCarthy Not Wanted In New Mexico Race
ALBUQUERQUE Gov Edwin Mechem the GOP candidate for U S senator says if he has anything to say McCarthy Wisconsin will not campaign in New Mexico Mechem spoke after a Lincoln Day dinner where Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall said candidates must ask for McCarthy's help Mechem opposes Senator Anderson NM
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McCarthy
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Leonard Hall
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