Western scientists to discuss nuclear test detection in Geneva
Seven Western experts prepare for talks with Soviet bloc scientists on detecting underground and high altitude nuclear tests. Officials say Russia may allow use of 70 seismograph stations though no formal offer has been made. A political issue may arise when extending talks beyond technical methods.
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Washington
Russia
Geneva
U. S
China
United States
State Department
Claims Adams Isn't Telling All Facts
Des Moines Register reports an unnamed Republican senator charges President Eisenhower to be told only partial facts about the Adams Goldfine affair. The senator offers to present a file to Wilton Persons and seeks an audience with the President to deliver the information directly.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Shes Moines Register Today
Sherman Adams
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Washington
the Register
Minneapolis Tribune
Clark Mollenhoff
Eisenhower
Adams-Goldfine
Wilton B. Persons
Dep YY
Persons
Woman killed in Clear Lake crash near home
Mrs. George Sedelmeier, 43, of near Clear Lake, died when her car left the road and struck a tree late Monday night. She was alone. survived by her husband and three children.
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Clear Lake
George Sedelmeier
Near Clear Lake
Weather outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
Partly cloudy with widely scattered thunderstorms through Wednesday. Locally cooler Tuesday night with lows 44 to 54. Cooler Wednesday with highs 64 to 74. Further outlook calls for partly cloudy and cool Thursday.
Judge Halts Integration at Central High School
Federal District Judge Harry J Lemley suspends integration at Central High School in Little Rock for two and a half years amid school tension and violence. The 35 page ruling warns that maintaining integration next term could require costly military assistance, prompting NAACP attorney Wiley Branton to plan an appeal to the Supreme Court if needed.
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Harry J Lemley
Central High School
Little Rock
Ark
Wiley Branton
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
U.S. Supreme Court
UPL Telephoto
Hoegh to Head New Defense Agency
President Eisenhower named Leo A. Hoegh to head the new Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization as of July 1, merging the Office of Defense Mobilization with the Federal Civil Defense Administration. Gordon Gray becomes national security assistant, while Robert Cutler retires. Hoegh, a former Iowa governor and WWII lieutenant colonel, is married with two daughters.
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Eisenhower
Leo A. Hoegh
Civil Defense Administrator
Office of
Defense
Civilian Mobilization
Office of Defense Mobilization
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Gordon Gray
ODM
National Security
Gray
Robert Cutler
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Hoegh
Chariton
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
Iowa House
Greek Cypriot Killed While Cycling in Limassol Turmoil
A 4 year old Greek Cypriot was fatally shot as he rode to work through Limassol's Turkish sector. He was the 16th Greek Cypriot killed since clashes began on June 7 between Greek and Turkish Cypriots, with two Turks also dead. The Greeks favor union with Greece while Turks seek partition of the island if Britain ends colonial rule.
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Cyprus
Limassol
Panavis Kyriacou
Greece
Mediterranean
Chinese troop withdrawal for North Korea set to start July 11
Peiping radio announced the second stage of Chinese troop withdrawal from North Korea would begin July 11. By August 20 the broadcast said another 100,000 troops would be pulled back, leaving about 170,000 Chinese soldiers in North Korea.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio Today
North Korea
Leaders deny Nixon threat. Chamoun warns rebels in Lebanon
Republican leaders said Eisenhower and McElroy did not intend reprisals against Adm. Burke after his criticism of defense plans. In Beirut, Chamoun predicted heavy rebel attacks within 48 hours amid UN mediation efforts led by Hammarskjold, who met Solh and Chamoun.
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Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
McElroy
Arleigh Burke
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
House
GOP
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Burke
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D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Beirut
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
NBC
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Reelected officers for Iowa Fire Fighters group
The Iowa Association of Fire Fighters re elected all officers for a new term. Presidents Lloyd Hale Burlington Clark Brollier Waterloo Gravin Scots Ottumwa Dwight Williams Davenport and John Connors Des Moines are vice presidents John Helming Cedar Rapids Marvin Rochester Sioux City and Charles Ellis Charles City are trustees The 1959 convention will be in Davenport.
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Iowa Assn. of Fire Fighters
Lloyd Hale
Burlington
Clark Brollier
Waterloo
Gravin Scots
Ottumwa
Dwight Williams
Davenport
John Connors
Des Moines
John Helming
Marvin Rochester
Sioux City
Charles Ellis
Charles City
Association
Woman named to major board of Lutheran church
Mrs Os car Branstad of Forest City Iowa becomes the first woman named to a major board by the Evangelical Lutheran Church She is past president of the Women's Missionary Federation and was named to the Board of Christian Education in a historic appointment
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Minneapolis
API
Oscar Branstad
Forest City
Iowa
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Branstad
Women's Missionary Federation of the Church
Board of Christian Education
Two Firework Stores Explode Killing Over 100 in Brazil
In Habia state near Salvador two religious firework booths exploded during June festival days. A power line fall sparked a blaze at Santo Amaro killing about 100 and injuring around 300. a second blast at Feira de Santana killed seven and injured about 40. Police imposed a temporary fireworks ban.
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Salvador
Brazil
Habia
Join
Anthony
Peter
Santo Amaro
Feira de Santana
John Shea 79 Creston Jeweler Dies
Services were held Tuesday morning for John Shea a 79 year old Creston jeweler and watchmaker who died Sunday His wife had died last March in a related note the obituary mentions his long service in Creston's jewelry trade and family losses.
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Creston (Ap
John Shea
Creston
Soviet guards outside Canadian Embassy amid protest mood
Soviet authorities stationed two additional militiamen before the Canadian Embassy in Moscow amid late indications of possible retaliation protests. Demonstrations have attacked Soviet embassies in Copenhagen Bonn Ottawa and New York over the Nagy executions, with few signs of immediate action against the Canadian or American sites. Police dispersed a Copenhagen incident with significant crowd damage as background for the current security posture.
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Moscow al
Ottawa
Copenhagen
Bonn
New York
Taie Nagy
Kansas man fractures knee in two-vehicle collision
Claude Grisham 37 of Wichita Kansas was treated for a fractured leg after his northbound Chevrolet collided with a southbound Ford truck driven by Lavern Vandervanter 37 of Ferguson near Athentic at 1220 yesterday. Grisham was cited for failing to yield the right of way to the truck.
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Claude EO Gresham
Wichta
Kaun
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Athentic
Highwa
Grishane
Burek
Lavern Vandervanter
Ferguson
Grisham
Putrol
Audubon Secretary Indicted On Forgery and Embezzlement
Rebecca Olver, 27, longtime secretary for Audubon County, was indicted by the Audubon county grand jury on two counts of forgery and one count of embezzlement. She is jailed in Audubon with bond set at 15 dollars and was taken into custody Monday evening.
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Rebecca Olver
Audubon County
Ciara 2 Mantz
Mathus Morting
Audubon County Grand Jury
Miss Olver
Heim Het
Crash Near Carson Kills Two Youths
Two youths died in a late Monday crash near Carson when a motorcycle collided with a stock truck about six miles east of Carson. Dale Williams of Onalia aged 24 and Johnny Hutchings of Allen Neb were killed instantly. Ivan Thompson of Bridgewater is being treated for lacerations and shock at Atlantic Memorial Hospital. Williams’s funeral arrangements are pending at Bosing Funeral Home in Fontanet.
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Carson
Dale Willams
Onalia
Archie Williams
Johnny Hutchings
Allen
Ivan Thompson
Bratee Aater Abd Dapeer
Atlantic
Vouna Williams
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Fontanette
Willams
Omaha
Glenn Williams
Council Bluffs
Vernon Walliams
Lewis Veritas Verlene
Veronica
Officials Testify On Legal Action Taken
The May living cost index rose one tenth of a percent to 123.6, the slowest monthly rise in two years, amid higher medical care and transportation costs. About 850,000 workers gain 4 cent hourly raises July 1, with 100,000 more in transit and aircraft sectors getting 2 cents. A separate SEC hearing probes why Bernard Goldfine firms faced late reports, with questions on enforcement and potential misconduct.
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Washington
Detroit
Blue Cross
San Francisco
Kansas City
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
White House
East Boston Co
Eaat Boston
Byron D. Woodside
SEC Division of
Corporation Finance
Subcommittee
Robert Lishman
Woodside
Edward N. Gadsby
East Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
Gadsby
Lishman
Commission
Set
Doubt Reds Capture Actor's Yacht In Formosa to Fukuoka
Japanese coast guard on alert after reports that TV actor John Calvert and four Americans may be aboard a two masted yacht. A patrol boat searched the East China Sea while officials discounted fears the vessel fell into Communist hands. Also aboard are Mrs Ida Boxad Iverson and her husband, a California ranch operator.
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Fukuoka
Japan
Japanese Coast Guard
John Calvert
East China Sea
Calvert
Thespian Acoast #uard
Rheelung
Formosa
Ida Boxad Iverson
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Lowa
Califoraia
Vinton Man Charged After Fatal Weekend Crash
Charles Gilchrist, 80, of Mather Mondas faces charges of leaving the scene after a fatal collision near Vinton. He surrendered to the sheriff and admitted his vehicle struck Bert Long, 24, of nearby Vinton, who died. Monte Reiger, 60, of Vinton was injured.
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Aps
Charles HP Gilchrist
Meather
Mondas
Sherff
Ed Thompson
Galchrist
Bert Long
Bongo
Monte Reiler
Jared
65 000 loan for waterworks in Elk Run Heights Iowa
The Community Facilities Administration announced a 65000 loan to Elk Run Heights Iowa for building a waterworks system. Elk Run Heights lies just south of Waterloo and has about 155 residents.
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Washington
API
Elk Run Heights
Iowa
Community Facilities Administration
Waterloo
Vanguard Flunks Another Test At Launch Pad
Cape Canaveral, Fla. AP Navy tests of the Vanguard rocket again failed as heavy rain prevented readiness. After hours of work the team quit at 1:34 a.m. due to electrical shorts blamed on moisture in the wiring. It marks the second scrub in four days.
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Fla
Navy
Vanguard
America
Public Drunk Canned Twice in Whiteville
In Whiteville North Carolina a man was first “canned” when he attempted to sit on the edge of a 60 gallon trash can and fell in four officers pulled him out. He was then jailed on public drunkenness charges at Columbus County jail.
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Whiteville
Columbus County
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