Ike Picks Geneva As Technical Talk Site
The Insurgent Committee of Public Safety in Algiers broke with Premier De Gaulle demanding local elections in Algeria within a month and an end to political parties in France. Led by Gen Raoul Salan, the 72 member group called for one currency and abolition of barriers, while still supporting De Gaulle personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Committee of Public Safety
de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Raoul Salan
Sahara
Exira Creamery Plant Ravaged by Major Fire
Fire departments from Atlantic Audubon Elk Horn Brayton and Exira battled a stubborn blaze at the Exira Creamery plant. Dense smoke and high flames hindered control after the discovery around 1 PM. The cause was undetermined and the spread to adjacent buildings risked the creamery's produce department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EXIRA
Atlantic
Audubon
Elk Horn
Brayton
Exira Creamery Company
Macmillan Trip Aims At Dollar Subsidy, Soviet Claims
Soviet government newspaper Javestia says the United States plans to sabotage a summit by using Prime Minister Macmillan's London visit to secure a dollar subsidy for turning the British Isles into an American rocket base. It quotes Dulles as urging agreement on sabotaging the summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Javestia
United States
Macmillan
Great Britain
London
British Isles
Dulles
Weather Outlook With Cool Clearing Tuesday Night
Considerable cloudiness Tuesday night with scattered showers. Cooler temps dip to 45-55 in the north and 55-65 in the south. Wednesday brings clearing and cooler conditions with highs in the 60s north and 70s south. Thursday outlook calls for fair and cool weather.
Dulles Seeks International Posts for China Nuclear Talks
Secretary Weeks reports improving business statistics with inventories down 80 million in April and a brighter outlook for later in the year. Secretary Dulles says the United States may seek international inspection posts in Communist China and elsewhere to police a nuclear test ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Washington
Dulles
United States
China
Australia
Sahara Desert
Eisenhower
Nikita So Khrushchev
Ernest O . Lawrence
University of California
James Brown Fisk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Robert F. Bacher
California Institute of Techhnology
East Germany
N Dsense
Red
Piassengers
Khrushchev
Russia
Women's group opposes voting in Switzerland referendum
In Lucerne a committee of women formed to oppose granting voting rights to women as Switzerland prepares for an autumn referendum. The article notes housewives organized a propaganda campaign and argues women voting like their husbands would render ballots unnecessary, while voting against husbands could cancel each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne, Swatzerland
Hssen
Switzerland
Europe
Macmillan Speaks at Johns Hopkins University
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged gradual steps toward world peace at Johns Hopkins University during commencement exercises. He called for a staged approach to disarmament and stressed continued Western unity while noting real progress requires both sides to commit to negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Johns Hopkins University
Eisenhower
Western World Alliance
United States
Britain
Close Call Asht on Man Survives Train Near Crossing
Bob Seivert about 35 from Ashton recounts a near miss near here when his vehicle was nearly struck by a passenger train at a North Western Railroad crossing two miles south of Ashton. He leaped clear seconds before impact and escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Bob Seivert
Seivert
North Western
Here
Truck Rammed Bridge West of Charles City
A trailer truck driven by William Brown 22 of Carthage Iowa crashed into a bridge abutment at a railroad overpass one mile west of Charles City on S18. Brown suffered a compound leg fracture and 15 were killed in the wreck amid foggy conditions. The truck owned by Hildtuderpback Truck Service of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Cap
William Brown
Carthage
Brown
Hous
Roc
McCartney
Hiltuderpback Truck Service
Eisenhower urged to back trade bill in battle over renewal
President Eisenhower is pressed by House leaders and fellow Democrats to issue a forceful appeal in support of a five year extension of the reciprocal trade program. The vote centers on two plans with the Mc Simpson draft favored by Republicans and some Democrats and a two year extension backed by the President. A marriage license was issued to Robert L. Cook and Karen R Proeht in Atlantic and Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Mitchell
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Irving M. Ives
R-Ny
Labor Department
Switzerland
Maumulan
Teday
Milton Eisenhower
The
Uiversity
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
Ous
House
Sam Rayburn
Tess
Thas
Ways and Means
Congress
Aehans
Tariff Commission
Robert L. Cook
Atlantic
Karen R Proeht
Lewis
Moskepton
Air Force Eyes Moon Probes and Nuclear Talks Next
Air Force plans three lunar probe firings this year with modified Thor missiles to reach a 278000 mile course to the moon and possibly a satellite if off course. Eisenhower proposes July 1 Geneva talks with Khrushchev on future nuclear test bans including Western and neutral participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
S. E. Anderson
Air Research and Development Command
Air Force
Anderson
Thor
Washington
Eisenhower
Nikita
Khrushchev
Geneva
White House
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Poland
United Kingdom
France
United States
Soviet Union
India
Airliner Dives To Avoid Collision Over St Louis
An American Airlines jet with 48 passengers and five crew ditched to avoid a trainer aircraft near St Louis after a C47-like plane approached from the left. Four passengers and two flight attendants were treated for injuries at a local doctor’s office. Civil Aeronautics officials investigate. MATS training near Staunton, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
American Airlines
Municipal
Don Regan
Chicago
Staunton
Regan
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Scott Air Force Base
Scott
New Officers Named for Women’s Auxiliary at Sioux City
Mrs Elizabeth Alin of Decorah was elected president of the Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic at its 75th annual convention in Sioux City. Other officers include Mrs Emma Reed Shenandoah senior VP, Mrs Florence Schmidt Sioux City junior VP, Mrs Ina Witham Fort Dodge treasurer, Mrs Ida South Fontanelle chaplain, and Elsie Walker Oelwein chair on the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Ccapo
Elizabeth Alin
Decorah
Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary
Grand Army of the Republic
Emma Reed
Shenandoah
Florence Schmidt
Junor
Ina Withamsop
Fort Dodge
Ida South
Fontanelle
Elsie Walker
Oelwein
New Yorks
Dom Badie
Chiistinds
Turks Loot Greek Stores Amid Cyprus Violence Fourth day of turmoil hits Nicosia
Thousands of Turkish Cypriots looted Greek shops and markets in Nicosia during a curfew break as violence flares on Cyprus. Four Greek and two Turkish Cypriots have died since Saturday amid disputes over the island’s future with Greek union favored by Greek Cypriots and partition or Turkish control sought by Turkish Cypriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Turka
Greece
Turkey
Lightning fire triggers dynamite blast at Raid Brothers quarry
A lightning sparked fire at the Raid Brothers Hawkeye Quarry five miles west of West Point injures no one. More than two tons of dynamite exploded creating a crater 20 feet wide and 15 feet deep. The Ernest Kruse family, living 150 yards away, evacuated their home as flames spread and surrounding workers escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Hawkeye
West Point
Ernest Kruse
Kruse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ike
Indiana
Newcastle
UPI
Exira Creamery
Laims
U.S., Britain
U.S
Washington (Ap
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks Today
F. O. Derry
Whittier, Calif
Joo. Peacock
Senate Labor Committee
Portugal
Adm Americo Tomas
Moon
Space
Earth
Atlas
Women’s Auxiliary