Soviets Yield On German Problem At Geneva Talks
The Soviet Union eased demands for East and West Germany to attend secret talks at the Big Four foreign ministers conference. Informants say Moscow signaled willingness to attend social events from which Germans would be barred while crucial negotiations continued in secret sessions. The Berlin crisis remains unresolved as the West resists any formula that would legitimize East German or West German regimes.
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Weather Dampens Maine Business Amid July Humidity
Portland merchants report slower motel and hotel bookings than last year with mid July lacking the Fourth of July peak. Retailers note rain and high humidity curb shopping while summer theaters draw near capacity crowds. Weather forecasts show July sun limited but a strong Fourth of July weekend boosted sunshine.
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Police Put Crimp In His Plans To Attend College
LOS ANGELES AP At 24 a success by some standards he wanted to start over to turn the page and become a new person. He worked hard at his adopted trade burglary says Gordon Ellis Atteberry. He carried off more than 200 burglaries netting him $100000 or more. He kept three luxurious apartments at once. He eluded officers in almost 48 states Canada and Mexico. When caught he was dropping his last nickel in a Reno Nevada parking meter. He spoke of wanting to see what makes him stick during his return to Los Angeles. He worked as a hypnotist actor writer and nude photographer and studied engineering at Colorado and Wisconsin universities.
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Local Youths Stand Trial For Car Hubcap Theft
Six local youths appeared in Biddeford and Old Orchard Beach courts on stealing hubcaps valued at 144 dollars from cars in Old Orchard Beach. Two 15 year olds were found guilty by Recorder Gerald Nason in Biddeford Juvenile Court. They were sent to the State School for Boys at South Portland but the sentence was suspended and they were placed on probation.
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Garland Seeks Special Session Over Parochial Transport
Mayor Peter A. Garland of Saco asks Gov. Clinton A. Clauson to convene a special Legislature session to decide public transportation for parochial school children. He says the Maine Supreme Court ruling requires towns to seek action, while Biddeford may join if needed after talks with its solicitor.
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Spawned By Steel Strike Spreads Across Nations
Pittsburgh AP reports United Steelworkers leaders begin a two day tour of mill towns to brief members on a strike that has halted 500 000 workers. Unemployment grows in rail coal truck inland shipping iron ore and related industries as industry negotiators plan talks with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
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David J. McDonald
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Garry Moore Stops At Pool On Maine Vacation
TV star Garry Moore anchored his cabin cruiser in Wood Island harbor near Biddeford Pool last night while on a coast voyage. Coast Guard officials said he stopped for gas directions and supplies before resuming the Maine coast cruise and spent the night at the harbor. Moore is known for The Garry Moore Show and Ive Got A Secret on CBS.
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Khrushchev Pledges USSR Won’t Start War
SOSNOWIEC Poland AP Khrushchev pledged that the Soviet Union would never start a war. He stressed Soviet restraint amid rising East West tensions as investigations and exchanges continued.
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Study Panel Reports On School Plan
A National Council of Churches study panel says public schools should not host sectarian religious beliefs yet should foster an atmosphere friendly to religion. The report, drafted over five years, opposes using public funds for transportation to nonpublic schools and reaffirms tax money for public schools only. It requires majority council church adoption before becoming policy.
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National Council of Churches
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X Ray Pioneer Faces 92nd Operation for Burns
CHICAGO AP A pioneering radiologist Dr. Emil H. Grube aged 84, once the first to apply X rays in cancer treatment, prepares for his 92nd operation for radiation burns and cancer from decades of early experiments. He has suffered extensive tissue damage and lost a portion of his hand and facial features. He recalls being burned by X rays in 1895 after working with Crookes tubes and notes he taught radiology techniques to more than 7,000 doctors.
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Emil H. Grube
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Grube
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Wilhelm Roentgen
Dr. Grube
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