Khrushchev to press disarmament Berlin treaty topics in Kennedy talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives in Bratislava and plans to press disarmament and a German peace treaty including West Berlin, while seeking world peace. Antonin Novotny signals difficult talks as Kennedy meeting in Vienna approaches. Khrushchev says no preset outcome, aims to ease global tension.
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Irish Playwright Behan Freed on Bail After Pizza Parlor Arrest
Irish playwright Brendan Behan was released on 105 dollar bail after being arrested for disturbing the peace in a Hollywood pizza parlor. Behan was bailed out by Martin Bryman, the restaurant owner, with a court appearance set for Friday.
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Electricity Use for Newsprint Throughput Measured
A report notes that producing one ton of newsprint consumes electricity equivalent to the needs of 10,000 families, highlighting energy intensity in paper manufacturing.
Missile for fishing targets precise spots at sea
Three Lockheed engineers in Santa Clara unveil a powered fishing device named the outcaster. The 10 ounce torpedo tows bait to the chosen spot using flashlight batteries and a two flick control system. A larger model for lifeguards is planned to reach a swimmer three times faster than a lifeguard.
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Washington contestant eliminated in 13th round
Michael Sarette of Cloquet, Minnesota, fell in the National Spelling Bee when he misspelled Stertorous with a U in the third letter. The word means hoarse breathing.
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Le Bonheur Hospital Wins Grant for Miniature Kidney Study
Memphis hospital Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital has been awarded a research grant of 252,323 dollars to develop and test a miniature artificial kidney, advancing pediatric renal research and treatment options.
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Eisenhower and Tower Set for Republican Dinner Gala
The GOP national committee hosts a $100 a plate dinner in Washington with Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower expected to attack Kennedy era spending while Texas Senator elect John G Tower may briefly address the crowd of about 6000 Republicans. Tower arrives after winning the Senate seat vacated by Lyndon Johnson, as leadership lines up for Friday’s chairman vote.
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Goldwyn Wins $300000 Monopoly Charge Suit
In San Francisco, Samuel Goldwyn secured a 300000 verdict in a suit alleging film distributors abused monopoly power to force terms on exhibiting rights for seven Goldwyn productions. Judge George B. Harris awarded 100000 damages, trebled as permitted.
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DDD Demonstrator Faces Language Mixups and Legal Tales
Memphis AP report covers a telephone demonstration misdial spree ending with a French weather forecast, and then shifts to Samuel Goldwyn's antitrust suit against Fox entities. Initial claim set at 6.75 million, reduced to 1.755 million, with courtroom moves after Judge Murphy’s death. The case cites losses on film rights and lists several Goldwyn titles involved.
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Ex Head of State Spanish War Vets Dies Mowing Lawn
A. P. Boock 83 former commander of Minnesota Spanish American War veterans died of an apparent heart attack while mowing the lawn at his New Ulm home. He served 15 years on the City Council and retired in 1947 as sales manager of the Eagle Roller Mill Co. He planned to help lead the veterans’ annual meeting in New Ulm this summer.
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RCA Chief Edward Cahill Dies in Camden
Edward C. Cahill age 60, former president of RCA Service Co., died Tuesday in Camden New Jersey. He led RCA Service Co. during his long career and was a prominent figure in the broadcasting industry.
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Funeral Draws 2500 for Dr B J Palmer in Davenport
About 2,500 people attended the service at the Masonic Temple in Davenport to honor Dr. B. J. Palmer 79 head of the Palmer School of Chiropractic who died at his Sarasota Florida winter home Saturday. The Palmer School faculty wore academic robes as they sat in a designated section on the main floor.
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Keokuk Death Car Lawsuit Is Settled
In Keokuk Iowa a $30,000 damage suit by Dale Van Zant administrator of Judith Van Zants estate against John Sammon and his son John was settled out of court. The Van Zant girl Sharon Kay Schilisman and Jack Cable were killed in a three car crash last November 11.
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