Hopes for U S Soviet accord fade under cold war strain
Washington dispatch reports the 1952- era outlook for U S Soviet understanding dimmer as East West tensions rise. Eisenhower stresses need for greater free world unity and warns Russians may fear U S military power in the Middle East. Moscow accuses the West of new colonialism and warns against bases for nuclear arms in allied nations.
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Eisenhower
United States
Hungary
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North Africa
Egypt
Syria
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Baku
Iran
U. S
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Kremlin
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Driver 21 Killed in East Hampton Crash
Donald Taylor 21 of East Hampton died when his car collided with a truck on Route 16. Police said his car swerved into the truck’s path.
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East Hampton
Donald Taylor
Route 16
Taylor
Almanac Serves Concoction Of Weather Prophecy Humor
Lancaster PA January 24 AP John Baer's Almanac a 132 year old humor filled digest of weather forecasts folklore and homey philosophy shows a playful yet skeptical view of 1957 weather. It riffs on maple sugar cornpone bacon and Pennsylvania Dutch country while predicting a rough year with chilly spells and mischief.
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Russell Landstrom
Lancaster
John Baer
Baer
Allmanac
Almanac
Abner Americanus
Alan Young and Wife Separate for Second Time
Comedian Alan Young and his second wife Virginia McCurdy announce a separation in Hollywood They say they have not consulted an attorney and are still considering divorce The couple have nine years of marriage two children and previously reconciled after an earlier separation
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Hollywood
Alan Young
Virginia McCurdy
New York
Seawolf Regomes Her Trials At Sea
Seawolf continues builder's trials at sea departing Groton at 8 a m heading to conduct further assessments as the second nuclear powered submarine after a six month delay for heat transfer issues.
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Seawolf
Groton
Navy
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corporation
Atlantic Submarine Force Headquarters
First railroad bridge erected across Mississippi at Davenport
The article notes the first railroad bridge across the Mississippi at Davenport Iowa and cites a mid 19th century travel pattern showing motorists averaging about 7 800 miles annually in 1856 across the river region.
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Mississippi River
United States
Davenport
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