President Eisenhower to send special message to Congress
President Eisenhower will address a reconvened Congress with a special message urging action on a public interest program. The White House signals possible nationwide TV and radio plugs next week and a focus on foreign policy and defense spending. Hagerty said details are pending but will reflect significant work before Congress.
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Believe Pair Now Behind Iron Curtain
Two American NSA mathematicians Bernon Mitchell and William Martin are presumed to have gone behind the Iron Curtain after disappearing June 24. Pentagon says it must be assumed they left the U S. investigation found no access to classified weapons or defense plans. Reports traced them to Mexico City and Havana with further notes on NSA work and lack of cooperation from sources.
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Hammarskjold Pushes U.N. Assurances on Congo Katanga
Dag Hammarskjold proposed that the United Nations Security Council assure Katanga province the U.N. will not take sides in Congo's internal conflict. He said such assurances could speed a settlement as Katanga refuses U.N. forces. Three Congo ministers head to New York for a Council session, while Patrice Lumumba may cut short West Africa tour to join.
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New York
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Nixon ends record miled campaign tour in Hawaii Seattle
Richard Nixon wrapped up an 11,384 mile campaign swing with a Hawaii stop as the first presidential candidate to campaign actively there. Returning to Seattle Friday night, he urged civil rights action and said he would push for rights if elected. He described the trip as very pleasing and planned rest after landing.
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Richard Nixon
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Congress
It Cost a Lot More Than That
In Baltimore an incident over 12 cents for a glass of milk ended with Leroy Richardson, 41, fined 265 dollars for resisting officers after a restaurant owner called police. The case highlights a minor price dispute escalating to legal action.
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He Can't Spoil Mark That Way He Can't Spoil Mark That Way
Tucson AP reports Airman Eric Goodrich was asked to explain winning a base safe driving award for the first half of the year. He replied that he hasn’t owned a car since February and had no idea how the award was earned.
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Kennedy plans visit to Mrs Roosevelt on Aug 14
John Kennedy said he will visit Hyde Park Aug 14 to smooth party differences and was invited by Mrs Roosevelt. He also said he seeks no campaign support from ILWU or Teamsters chief Hoffa, citing rumored allied ties and rejecting Communist control of captive nations behind the Iron Curtain.
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Mighty Long Walk For a 13 Year Old Dog
A 13 year old mixed hunting dog named Butch found far from home sparked curiosity after a 1 000 mile trek to Bad Axe Michigan Oklahoma caretaker Bill Croft learned he could keep the dog but local authorities wonder how the dog traveled so far. The dog wore a 1959 Michigan tag linked to Julius Heffler postmaster Bach Michigan. Heffler had owned the dog eight years then turned it over to his brother Edward Sebewaing who later gave it to a dog warden in Bad Axe. Edward said the Oklahoma owner can keep the dog but seeks the full journey story.
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Red Chinese Fire 12 Shells at Quemoy Friday
Taipei dispatch reports that Red China opened fire with twelve shells at Quemoy on Friday in a marked escalation of cross strait tension. The shelling followed recent warnings and raised concerns of wider hostilities in the Taiwan Strait.
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Raul Castro charts Cuban path toward Soviet aid
In a near three hour late night address Raul Castro embraced Moscow’s aid and military pledges while rebuking the OAS. He claimed no strings attached to Soviet assistance, contrasted Soviet help with U S practices, praised Khrushchev, warned enemies of the revolution, and hinted Fidel Castro would visit Russia with a date kept private.
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Five inch rain drenches Hayesville and area
A thunderous storm drenched Hayesville with five inches of rain between 9 and 10 pm causing curb deep flooding though damage was limited. Sigourney and Lancaster reported 2.5 and 2.9 inches while Des Moines measured 1.16 inches in 30 minutes. A lightning strike burned John Woodward’s farm home near Bedford and a 53 year old Lake View man died after being struck by a car on highway 71. Widespread power outages, downed lines, and crop damage from hail were noted in Woodbury county and Sioux City.
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John Kluver
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Weightlifter Is A Forceful Lad
Manuel Suarez an 18 year old weightlifter pleaded guilty to destroying public property by twisting a metal sign out of shape after a weightlifting class. He told Judge Walter Burnside he was pulling the sign while talking with a friend. Suarez received one day in jail and was released in time for supper.
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Manuel Suarez
Walter Burnside
Burnside
Suarez
Power mower blamed in youth’s death at Holliday
In Holliday Missouri a 17 year old boy, Lynn Sharp, was found dead in his yard Friday night. Authorities say a power lawn mower struck a length of wire, hurled by the blades, and the wire penetrated his heart and lungs.
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X-15 Sets New Unofficial Speed Mark at 2196 MPH
Edwards Air Base, Calif. AP reports precise instrument checks confirm the X-15's new unofficial world speed record at 2196 miles per hour after an earlier 2150 mph snap check following its record flight on Thursday.
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U S Charges Soviet Propaganda Aims at Powers Trial
Washington accuses Moscow of hysterical efforts to whip up public opinion ahead of the Francis Powers spy trial. The State Department released notes showing Russia refused American attorneys in Powers defense and outlined repeated U S requests to see him. Soviet articles warn against foreign visitors as propaganda drives target students and tourists. The exchange notes also mention Powers met with a Moscow lawyer named Griniv and that the U S embassy interview will be pressed again.
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David Waters
Moscow
Recently Named Envoy Is Dead
David Karrick aged 67 who was named ambassador to Ecuador three weeks ago died Saturday from a heart attack. He had previously held diplomatic posts and served in the foreign service for decades. The death prompted tributes from colleagues and officials noting his long career and service to the country.
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David Karrick
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