Western ministers plan crisis talks in Geneva July 18
Joint Auburn Bank er and the Big Three western ministers outline top level meetings in Geneva to tackle the crisis. Secretary of State Nulles and British Secretary Harold MacMillan are listed among speakers for the power talks opening July 18.
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Nulles
Harold MacMill
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
New York
Reds
John Poste Dulles
Harold MercMillan
Antione Pinay
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Secret Russian Expulsion of U.S. Attaches Revealed
Moscow dispatch reports three American Army attaches, Lt. Col. ?, Capt. Walter Mule, and another officer from Ft. Monmouth, expelled by Russia more than two weeks ago. U.S. minister Walmsley confirmed the move, kept secret amid diplomatic sensitivity while Bohlen travels in the United States.
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Moscow
Walter Walmsley
U. S
Des Moines Teen Recovers From Tularemia Tick Bite
Des Moines resident Sally Sesman, 16, contracts tularemia from a wood tick bite and recovers after treatment.
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Des Moines
Sally Sesman
Bey Triplett Bastally Bludgeoned Premmer Boy
A report from Le Mars states Ernest J. Triplett was accused of bludgeoning a boy to death. Details are sparse due to damaged text but the incident centers on a serious assault leading to death and outlines charges against Triplett.
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Bey
Premmer Boy
Nixon Cites Ike Economic Policies Amid 1956 Hope
Vice President Nixon praises Eisenhower era economic polices as pivotal for the 1956 presidential race. He tells the Young National Courage group that the plan will guide the nation, as a crowd of about 1,380 echoes support with chants for Ike.
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Ike
Detroit
Eisenhower
Veterans groups warned of continuing threat and duty
Senator Hickenlooper warned Iowa lawmakers about an ongoing and future threat, urging unity and vigilance. He stressed the need for steadfast support from veterans organizations led by C. Glenn Pam of the American Legion, Keleher of Americ, Velurian Edward Gallaghe of Amvets, and J. C. Jusigi of the Spanish American War Veterans.
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Iowa
Velurian
Amvets
J. C. Jusigi
Troops Patrol Streets in Buenos Aires Amid Revolt
Armed troops patrolled downtown Buenos Aires as a revolt, described as the bloodiest in years, began to ease. President Peron spoke in a late night broadcast claiming the uprising was crushed and calm returned nationwide. A rebel radio reported air and naval units in the region mutinied and were placed on alert, creating a tense regional standoff.
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South America
Eines Ae
Peron
Montevideo
Uruguay
Con
Puerto Belgrano
Fato
Anibal O. Olivieri
High wire performer survives 55 foot fall at Steel Pier show
A high wire performer survived a 55 foot fall from a swaying pole during the First Water Circus of the Summer at Steel Pier Atlantic City. About three thousand spectators watched as he and his wife Lauren performed atop a 61 foot pole. he remained in good condition after the incident.
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Steel Pier
Lauren
Atterbury
Drowns in Gravel Pit Near Oxford Junction
Roger Bateani of Oxford Junction drowned Friday in a gravel pit while swimming with his brother. He stepped into a deep hole and disappeared before help could arrive. his body was recovered Friday night. He was the son of Anton Ber of Oxford Junction. Toronto is in Clinton County about 40 miles west of Clinton.
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Roger
Anton Ber
Toronto
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Clinton
Washington mobilizes nation under Operation Alert 1968
Government decision to mobilize the country in case of a knockout attack is announced. Arthur Flemming and Eisenhower era figures referenced amid a rare state of readiness. Corky Hedges departs Lincoln for a Navy Reserve training period as a reserve aviator.
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Arthur & Flemming
Eleat
W .Senhower
Corky Hedges
Navy Reserve
Lincoln
Neb
Hedges
Naval Reserve
Seamen Reach Three Year Agreements Amid Labor Strike
In New York, seamen signed a three year contract with dry cargo shippers after a weekend strike. The CIO National Maritime Union and allied unions had also signed Friday, with members ordered to return to work. Tanker talks continued as NMU AFL unions push for deals with about 30 tanker companies. Pension and welfare gains were among the five points in dispute as ships aimed for the Mediterranean.
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New York
CIO National Maritime Union
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NMU
AFL International Assn
Man Engineers
Radio Opera
Addi
Retired Miner Bob Fisher, 103, Claims Oldest Status
Bob Fisher, a former coal miner who worked in Tennessee and Illinois until age 100, is said to be the nation's oldest retired miner at 103 today. A Mattoon resident at the Illinois Odd Fellows Old Folks Home, he cites a simple rule, mind your own business, and lists a daughter, eight grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. He recalls starting work “back in the woods” near Savannah, Tennessee.
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Bob Fisher
Tennessee
Illinois
Fisher
Ilinois
Odd Fellows
Mattoon
Deadly drowning tale cited by Haut Sheriff
Witnesses told Haut Sheriff Benny Williams that two companions dragged Jenkins into deep water and released him. They reportedly said you can learn to swim before the search failed to locate the body.
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Benny Williams
Jenkins
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet About a Morning Event
A garbled OCR fragment reports a public event or scene around a specific time, mentioning plans and observations. Names, places, or clear actions are not decipherable, leaving a vague brief of a possibly local interest item.
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