Allies Divided On Nuclear Cuts Amid London Talks
London talks with Christian Pineau and Dulles focus on whether to curb nuclear tests and how to proceed. The five nation subcommittee and Western officials push for continued negotiations with no recess, a modest win for Dulles as Britain and France seek stiffer roles.
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Christian Pineau
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
France
Valerian Zorin
U.N. Disarmament
Britain
Russia
Canada
United States
U.N. Parent Disarmament Commission
Man Talks Himself Right Into Prison
Eugene Williams, 21, was sentenced to one year in prison in Louisville after pleading guilty to storehouse breaking. He admitted calling his Denver girlfriend for 71 minutes from an auto repair shop, leading to a $32 bill that prompted police investigation.
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Louisville, Ky
Denver
Eugene Williams
Williams
Sealing Crew Paid Based on Catch Off Atlantic Coast
Crew members aboard boats hunting seals along the Atlantic Coast receive pay tied to their catch with average earnings around five dollars per day.
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Atlantic
Rights Debate Delay Tough Senate Knot
The Senate faces a blockade to session business as a single objection blocks unanimous consent. Without a recess, civil rights bill delays hinder action on other measures. A 10 minute adjournment could start a new legislative day, enabling a brief morning hour to advance limited bills.
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Senate
House
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Charles Watkins
Door Slammed On Trade Talks Between Moscow and Bonn
West Germany signals little hope for reviving negotiations on trade consular and repatriation accords after Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko's abrupt rejection of the repatriation issue. Bonn insists 80,000 German citizens remain in Soviet lands and halted talks after Vladimir Semenov questioned the discussion. Rolf Lahr returned to Bonn to report on the setback.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
West Germany
Bonn
Vladimir Semenov
Rolf Lahr
Fifteen Apply For State Purchasing Director Post
A special civil service rating board completed the examination of fifteen applicants for the State purchasing director position in Topeka. Those who passed will be announced later. The purchasing director will then be appointed.
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Topeka
Special Civil Service Rating Board
iPurchasing
Appointed Officials Move Toward Purchasing Reforms
Selected by William Salome director of administration with approval of Gov. George Docking the applicants included Henry H Knoutt acting purchasing director.
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William Salome
George Docking
Henry H. Knoutt
Oklahoma City Mayor Guarded After Threat
Oklahoma City mayor comes under protection after a threat as the state enforces a quarantine in Craig County. National Guard units from Vinita and Miami stop livestock, poultry, eggs, and milk shipments due to a severe anthrax outbreak across 33 farms with over 100 cattle dead.
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Vinita
Okla
Oklama National Guard
Miami
Craig County
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Harold P. Hutton
State Board of Agriculture
Hutton
Department of Agriculture, Highway Patrol
Crime Bureau, Corporation Commission and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Watermelon Eating Bear Haunts Guilford County Patch
Wildlife guard Bob Wiles reports a bear feeding on watermelon crops in Zach Whittaker’s Stockesdale Oak Ridge farm area Guilford County The bear is considered fair game due to crop destruction though not shootable if not harming crops.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Bob Wiles
Zach Whittaker
Stockesdale
Oak Ridge
Wiles
Task of Cleaning Up After Montana Riot
Riot at Deer Lodge Montana State Prison ends day with inmates as a tense calm persists. Atty. Gen. Forrest H. Anderson says cleanup will be massive while guards are held in hostage situation resolved after demands are promised review by the prison board.
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Deer Lodge
Mont
Montana
Forrest H. Anderson
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Anderson
Return of Duke and FDR Nazi Plot Revealed in 1940 Papers
Top secret German documents captured by Allies and released show a 1940 Nazi scheme to place the Duke of Windsor on Britain's throne for a price. The files detail a $250,000 U.S. contribution to Democratic groups aimed at defeating Roosevelt, with $160,000 allegedly for buying Pennsylvania's convention votes. The British label the sources tainted. Windsor calls the claims fabrications.
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Duke of Windsor
U.S. State Department
British Foreign Office
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
France
Britain
United States
Adolph Hitler
America
Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Ribbentrop
Spain
R. Davis
Walter A. Jones
Democratic Organization
Davis
Jones
Gulf Oil to Cut Imports 10 Percent East of Rockies
Gulf Oil Corp said it will comply with President Eisenhower's demand for a 10 percent reduction in crude oil imports by firms operating east of the Rocky Mountains. Eisenhower cited national security concerns and warned noncompliance could trigger mandatory controls.
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Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Corp
Eisenhower
Rocky Mountains
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