United States to reject Bulganin disarmament proposal
Washington officials say the United States will reject the latest disarmament approach from Soviet Premier Bulganin. The reply will insist on a foolproof inspection system before any arms reduction, with the open skies plan cited as the key.
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U.S. informs U.N. on Pacific nuclear tests and fallout
The United States will soon notify the United Nations that nuclear weapons tests in the Pacific have caused no damage or injury to Far East life or property. The move is in response to India and Russia pushing for a ban while V. K. Krishna Menon leads Coalition diplomacy and Russia seeks reasons to oppose controls. The U.S. will stress Eisenhower’s statement that safeguarded tests do not threaten health, and it offered technical support for fallout sampling through Dag Hammarskjold, including measuring paper, sample processing, analyses, and data exchange.
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U.N. Trusteeship Council
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Russia
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Soviet Union
Anthony Eden
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Washington
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Sweden
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Oklahoma troopers chase runaway teen at high speed
State police captured a 17 year old runaway from Kansas after he drove a fast car at 110 miles an hour. Agent Golden Kennedy said the boy's car continued to pull away during the pursuit near Purcell Oklahoma.
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Seniors to Receive Degrees at Coe Commencement
One hundred twenty Coe seniors will receive degrees at afternoon exercises in Coe auditorium at 2 30. The day begins with a 10 a m baccalaureate service featuring Rev Walter H Staves of Van Nuys California and a commencement address by John Cowles president of the Minneapolis Star and Tribune Company. Honorary degrees will go to the speakers Judge William Avery Smith Howard Hall Alexander M Lippisch and Dr William G Murray. Fifteen seniors in the Coe Air Force ROTC will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the Air Force during the service.
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Iowa Supreme Court
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Cedar Rapids
Alexander M. Lippisch
Aeronautical Institute
Collins Radio Company
William G. Murray
Iowa State College
Coe Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
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Russian Church Leaders Jeered In Philadelphia
Eight visiting Russian church leaders were booed by about 200 demonstrators in front of Independence Hall. Dr. Carl McIntyre led the shouting crowd accusing the visitors of using churches for Communist aims while police cleared a path for them to inspect the Liberty Bell. The visit is reciprocal to a prior U S churchmen tour of Russia.
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International Council of Christian Churches
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National Council of Churches
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United States
Russia
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Grinnell College Treasurer Resigns to Teach
Grinnell College treasurer Rupert A. Hawk has resigned effective September 1 and will take a sabbatical in 1956 57 before returning as legal counsel and associate professor of economics on the Grinnell faculty.
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Rupert A. Hawk
Grinnell College
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College names new chief business and admin officer
Saturday by President Howard R. Bowen following the recent annual meeting of the board of trustees Merritt C. Ludwig assistant to the president has been appointed chief business and administrative officer of the college and will also succeed Hawk as secretary of the corporation both assignments to become effective Sept 1 An administrative reorganization under Ludwig will include designation of Charles L Kauf man as college treasurer He will also continue as farm manager Norris C Neveln will continue in his post as controller During 1956 57 Hawk plans to complete graduate study in law and taxation in Chicago He is already a member of the Iowa and American Bar Associations.
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Charles L. Kaufman
Norris C. Neveln
Chicago
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American Bar Associations
Letter From Ruff and Ready Reaches Douglas County Court
A letter received by the Douglas County Court came from a Miami Florida law firm named Ruff and Ready.
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Omaha
Douglas County Court
Miami, Fla
Ruff and Ready
Europe Worried Over Ike Illness Across Continent
Europe broadcasts and officials weigh Ike health and possible impact on November elections. Queen Elizabeth, Pope Pius XII, and France's Rene Coty send wishes. Truman expresses relief at successful operation.
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