Tito Seeks Proof of Soviet Intentions
Tito meets Khrushchev in Yugoslavia seeking a declaration of principles to prove Soviet friendship. The talks aim to set noninterference and self determination as guiding terms while Damages from 1948 break may be discussed in follow up talks in Belgrade.
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Tito
Eddy Gilmore
Bled
Yugoslavia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Slovenia
Croatia
Belgrade
United Nations
Cominform
Soviet Bloc
Newark Delays Vaccine Shots for First and Second Grade
Newark officials postpone free Salk antipolio inoculations to November 1 for about 15,888 children in the city and 5,000 in surrounding towns. Mayor Leo Carlin orders shipment back to the State Health Department for rechecking before use and cites polio season timing. The vaccine, from Wyeth Laboratories, awaits federal clearance.
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Newark
N.J
Carlin
National Foundation
State Health Department
Wyeth Laboratories
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Twister Survivors Receive $90,000 in Aid
UDALL Kan Private sources and organizations contributed about 90 000 to help survivors of the Udall tornado last Wednesday. Joshua Logan director of Picnic gave 1000 and motorists visiting the wrecked town over the weekend gave 6600. The Red Cross has earmarked roughly one million for disaster relief in the area including Udall and Blackwell Okla.
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Udall
Kan
Kansas Village
Joshua Logan
Hutchinson
Red Cross
Blackwell
Okla
Fish Story Ends Quietly as Bass Is Caught
George Barlow had spent two seasons trying to reel in a large bass from a nearby lake. This week his luck ran out when Frank Freihage, on his first cast of the season, hooked a scarred 34 pound bass. Barlow identified the fish as the one he had chased.
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Omaha
George Barlow
Barlow
Frank Freihage
Freihage
Crocodile Seen Near Clinton Banks Prompt Child Warning
Clinton police warn children to stay home from Beaverslough shores after a five foot crocodile and seven young hatchlings were reportedly spotted nearby. Investigators believe the reptile arrived on a barge linked to the McCarthy Improvement Co. during bridge work.
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Clinton
Iowa
Beaverslough
Glen Noble
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
McCarthy Improvement Co
Clinton Bridge
Iowa Leads Connecticut in Farm Income County Rankings
Des Moines report shows Iowa leads Connecticut 45 to 1 in counties among the top 200 counties nationwide for gross cash farm income, according to T.E. Davidson of the Iowa Development Commission.
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Des Moines
T.E. Davidson
Iowa Development Commission
Lowa
Connecticut
Iowa
Forest land in the United States largely suitable for timber
Records show over one third of US land area is useful as forest land and more than two thirds of that forest area can yield commercial timber. The data highlight the vast potential for timber production within public and private woodlands.
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United States
Iowa Woman Urges Support for UN Refugee Fund
Mrs Hiram C Houghton of Red Oak Iowa urged delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Geneva to back the United Nations refugee fund. She serves as deputy director of the U S escapee program.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Hiram C. Houghton
Red Oak
Iowa
General Federation of Women's Clubs
United Nations Refugee Fund
Houghton
U. S
Fanatic Shoots Banks in Dayton Kills Three
In Dayton Ohio Richard Meyers 47 opened fire in two banks killing three and wounding three others before being fatally shot by police. Victims include George Sawaya 60 Freda Cramer 31 Joseph Gavin 45 Wilfred Sherman 54 R H Kastner 59 Helen Burks 45. Meyers claimed to receive a message from God on December 23 and uttered religious phrases during the rampage.
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Dayton
Ohio
Banks
Richard Meyers
Meyers
Third National Bank
Winters Bank
George Sawaya
Freda Cramer
Joseph Gavin
WHIO
University of Dayton
Wilfred M. Sherman
Third National
R. H. Kastner
Helen Burks
William L. Clark
John Thein
Winters
Death ruled self-inflicted drowning of club operator
A coroner's jury ruled the death of Louis A. Katsis, 39, of Rock Island, a night club operator, as death by own action. The body was recovered from the Mississippi River on April 15, with drowning given as the cause.
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Davenport
Iowa
Louis A. Katsis
Rock Island
Mississippi River
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Hackensack
Bogota
Ridgefield Park
Somerville
James Donovan
Astoria
New York
Donovan
West Indies
Florida
Ecuador
of Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Berkeley
Blue Cross
Willem Berkeley
Williams S.E
Minneapolis
Mrs. Berkeley
Minnesota Blue Cross
MVE Cross
University Avenue
Dept AM
Pewl
Minnesota
Averna
H. Paul
Cleveland
Sterling
Kelly
RCA Victor
Kelly Furniture CO
Corner
Chatham
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