U.N. Disarmament Talks Highlight Western Base Inclusions
The United Nations Disarmament debate reveals Soviet concern over Western bases in North Africa, the Middle East, Turkey, and Pakistan. U.S. Secretary of State Stassen indicated such inclusions would raise difficult political questions, tied to Soviet ties with China North Korea North Vietnam and Outer Mongolia, which are not represented in negotiations. Page 12 with continuation notes.
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Alarm Sounded On Arms Plan By Dulles
Washington August 6 Secretary of State Dulles hailed the free worlds new disarmament proposal as a pivotal peace bid. He said it should prove irresistible to the Senate and to the Russians if accepted, and it was sent to Soviet officials for their consideration. He outlined criteria for ambassadors focusing on character integrity intelligence and devotion to public service. Maxwell Gluck cited as a candidate with all three qualities.
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Probe Hears Witness Bare Rackets Terror
Witness Paul Claude testifies about alleged racketeering by labor figure Chester, detailing payments totaling nearly $1,000 and a coercive scheme tied to a contract offer. Claude, tied to Para on Stable acts, recalls a paid $215 and bounced $220 check, invoking Fifth Amendment protection. Earlier testimony cites auto dealer intimidation by union lines and Teamsters influence.
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Railroads Win Freight Increase Despite Target Shortfall
Washington Aug 6 Railroads authorized to raise freight rates by about 14 percent overall under emergency rules with a 15 day notice The Western carriers 12 percent Southern roads 9 percent The increases reflect higher material costs and follow postwar adjustments The Interstate Commerce Commission sets ceilings on per ton charges for various goods and allows further itemized increases if costs rise future reports suggest.
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Empire Loyalist Defends Queen After Slap Incident
A British nobleman, Lord Altrincham, faced a street insult accusation after criticizing Queen Elizabeth II in a television interview. The incident occurred near Altrincham as he described a League of Empire Loyalists member slapping him for insulting the queen. The queen spent a calm day at Windsor with Princess Anne, while Prince Philip and Prince Charles joined a yacht race at Cowes.
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Mamie's Surgery Success
Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower underwent surgery at Walter Reed Hospital and was reported to be doing fine. President Eisenhower visited her in the afternoon as doctors authorized release of details and said she had slept most of the day while her son Maj. John Eisenhower celebrated his 15th birthday with the family.
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Missing Harvard grid coach reported missing in Gettysburg
Mrs Jolie Teviesin says her 8 year old husband is resting and taking it easy as a missing person report unfolds. The coach, named for Harvard, was previously at Gettysburg College and is described as missing from Gettysburg Pennsylvania on August 6.
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Council Days Tentative Budget Faces Protests
City council tentatively adopted a $3,244,746 budget as police and firemen protested. Police leader Sgt W W Fisher warned the budget is back-woodsy and will yield only what is paid, while Mayor Copenhaver and council fought to subdue the unrest amid a jammed council chamber.
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Civil Rights Bill Debate Intensifies in Senate
A chaotic Senate session saw charges that the civil rights bill is unworkable as Southern senators threaten a full vote delay. Critics label the law fragile and argue for procedural provisos while supporters urge passage amid tense national pressure.
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Democrats Take Over Home Loan Policy debate
A Senate group backed by veterans pushes changes to home loan policy amid shifts in Democratic leadership. The effort highlights a focus on veteran housing and loan access policy with potential implications for lending standards and government programs.
Sober Drivers Face Drunk Driving Charges in Scotland
Fragmentary OCR notes describe sober types revert, two men charged with drink driving on a Scottish sea route. One reportedly veered off course amid shouting passengers. the other cruised at the helm after a drunken episode. A bus driver case is mentioned, details unclear.
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