Khrushchev Urges Reds and Capitalists to “Join Hands”
Nikita Khrushchev urged a marriage of convenience between communists and capitalists at a Prague reception for Kremlin traders. He claimed Yugoslavia remains loyal to socialism while noting many people marry without love, proposing a peaceful understanding to avert war. He spoke to envoys of Western nations amid about 1,000 guests, continuing his remarks on another page.
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Prauue
Sansa
Nikita Khrushchev
Beteen
Antonin Zapotocky
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Khirushchev
Kehmushchey
Driver Misses Curve Ends Up In Creek
State Police identified the motorist as Ray Mars, 49, of Pittsburgh, who drove a gold Chevrolet into a creek after missing a curve near Wattsburg. He was taken to the Cort Memorial Hospital for treatment and released. vehicle pulled from the stream after a tow failed. A second crash at Spartansburg involved George White, 43, and Leah Hansen, 19, with damages listed for both vehicles and a left turn attempted by Hansen.
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Wattsburg
Seaton Tetons
Tom
Ray Mars
Pittsburgh
Corts Memorial
George
White
Damestown
Mise-Leah Han— Won
Shenskereet
Spartansbore
Wilte Starleal
Sprian Misa Hansen
Girl, 16, Killed In Motorcycle Crash
A 16 year old girl, Miss Jowi Laktashy of Bils worth, died when a motorcycle left the road on the Phileyville Alyaina Union Townships route. Operator Mark Kayakinh of Monongatwls suffered minor injuries and was treated at Monongenela Medical Center.
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Moonight
Washington County
Jowi Laktashy
Bilsworth
Phileyville-Alyaina
Io Union
Mark ‘Kayakinh
City Eyes Start Of Attack Phase In Civil Defense Drill
The city awaits the start of the attack phase in the Civil Defense drill after an initial alert showing Pennsylvania under a simulated air attack. CD volunteers are to move to the attack phase, with the 22 group leaving at 6 PM to join the Erle contingent heading to Titusville, testing local and state readiness for real disaster.
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CD Alert
Civil Defense
Pennsylvania
She Yoon
Melock
Erle
Titus— Ville
Sheareljea
Aren
Tolay
Arrest in Spartanburg drunken driving pursuit ends with bond
A crowd pursued a motorist through Spartanburg last night after a patrol car was diverted from the highway. Howard Warner of Livingston was overtaken and charged with drunken driving after witnesses testified he appeared intoxicated. Bond was posted that night for the Crawford County court term.
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Spartansburg
Howard "Warner
Rtusville
Warner
Lund
Buster County
Crawford County Cour
Vikings film scene shot on French coast castle
A fragment reports Tony Curtis is shot in the eye by arrow during filming of The Vikings at a French coast castle. An eye specialist comments on the injury while the production portrays 180 men storming the English coast.
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Tony Curtis
Eye
Arrow Dinard
Franke
Acta
Tony
Aavirrow
Lodsky
English
Castle
French
England
Nation conducts mock invasion and air alert exercise
Nation launches a pretend emergency with imagined enemy bombers near cities as Operation Alert 1957 tests unfold. Eisenhower and aides prepared to depart Washington for a secret White House evacuation, while the government activates a home front office and price, wage, and manpower controls.
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Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Office of Emergency Resources
Illiteracy Truduced in Mexico City Report
Mexico City, The education department reports 8 746 000 Mexicans have seen up to teach and write under a program started years ago. There are still 4 million literates unable to read to 30 million Mexicans.
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Mexico City
Educaton Department
Kaganovich Betrayed By Men He Helped Rise To Power
AP Foreign News Analysis sketches the fall and memory of Lazar Kaganovich, once a central Stalin loyalist and top Soviet official. The piece recalls his rise from Ukraine commissar to Moscow power broker, his role alongside Stalin, and the postwar purge that left him as a rare Jewish survivor among top Bolshevik leaders. It notes Khrushchev and Bulganin’s regime views and hints at the ongoing post-Stalin reorganization. Page Eight continues.
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William L. Hyan
Foreign News
Lata Moisevich
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Buleusin
Raganovich
Astron
Ukraine
Krustscheep
Aebess
Moscow
Bilganinot
Communist Party
Kaganovien
Ussr
Shalin
Elvena
Kaganovich
Pravda
Stalin
Girard Ruling Boosts U S Prestige, Congress Hits Hurdles
Washington report notes Supreme Court ruling on Girard boosts U S prestige abroad while Congress debates implications. Eisenhower officials caution over a Bow amendment affecting foreign aid and defense policy. House and Senate committees scrutinize security implications as August hearings loom.
Harrisburg leader clears desk on 19 bills totaling 135 million
Harrisburg reports the state leader signed 19 appropriation measures totaling more than 135 million dollars, including a 129.5 million grant for relief payments and Public Assistance Department administrative costs. The action lowers bills passed to 16 awaiting action. The leader plans to finish by midweek, then take a two week sea shore vacation after adjournment. Additional measures funded armory renovations, library aid, school district relief, and Downingtown facilities among others.
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Harrisburg
Hess
Gen=ely
East
Downingtown Industrial and Agricultural School
National Agricultural College
Doylestown
Oli
Beaver County
Disyndstle Laboratory
Doplestownt
Eisenhower signs FHA housing bill with lower down payments
President Eisenhower signed a housing bill authorizing lower down payments on FHA insured homes and making 1.98 billion dollars more available for housing programs. He cautioned some provisions may be repealed next session and said the new authority will be limited to fit the budget. The bill’s down payment levels would start at 3 percent for the first 10 000 dollars and 3 percent on the next 4 000, with 3 percent above that. current law requires 5 percent and 25 percent above.
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Washingsun U
Eisenhower
Erie Men Held For Fraud From Credit Unions
A federal grand jury indicted two income tax evasion cases and three credit union embezzlement charges involving Erie residents. Lea J. Potoseynski, 40, treasurer of Kohjerrie Federal Credit Union, is accused of embezzling 3500 dollars. Anthony Chiapanel faces embezzlement allegations as treasurer of PIP Employees Federal Credit Union. James A. Vencengo, 42, is charged with evading taxes. Edward Cleaky, 30, indicted for reporting 1954 income of 484 dollars and paying 189 in taxes while showing a declared income of 7,421 with tax due of 506. The cases reflect Western Pennsylvania residents swept up by the U.S. grand jury.
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Resaueynyes Ms
Federal Grand Jury
Lea J. Kpotoseynski
Kohjerrie Federal Credit Union
Anthony Chiapanel
PIP
Edward Cleaky
Grand Suny Bete
Martin Warns America Of Five Dangers
Sen Edward Martin lists inflation big government debt moral decay and apathy toward government as five dangers to America beyond communism speaking to Veterans of Foreign Wars delegates in Harrisburg. Lewis Strauss urges continued nuclear deterrence as essential to disarmament aims. The convention adopts a resolution opposing a court ruling that grants jurisdiction to Japanese over an Army Specialist accused in a manslaughter case.
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Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Tonta Breusa
Io Shinsemi
Army
William S. Girard
Postpone Firing Of Atomic Public Safety Test
Power failure delays firing of the Diablo device at the Atomic Test Site. The test, initially set for today, is postponed until tomorrow morning while officials review systems and ensure safety before resuming operations at the facility.
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Atomic Weapon Atomic Test Site
Cleast
Rena
South Okays Vote On Civil Rights Measure
A damaged ship salvage tale dominates a Bermuda incident as the British cruise Henia del Pacifica drifted off Devil's Flat Reef eight miles north of Hamilton after grounding. Salvage efforts with ten-tug power moved the vessel, carrying 366 passengers home to England, as weather worsened and an underwater check was set for today to assess possible voyage continuation.
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Devil's Flat Reef
Hamilton
Bermuda
Liverpool
England
Talks Pace Civil Rights Bill Vote In Senate Next Week
Washington reports say Democratic senators agreed to allow a mid next week vote on the civil rights bill. Senator Russell said details would be worked out with Republican Leader Knowland and Democratic Leader Johnson. Johnson expects a vote by Tuesday or Wednesday, with possible delay to Wednesday or Thursday. Knowland previously urged an early week vote, while administration aides offered clarifications without changing the position on the bill.
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Washington
Sonhimra
Russell
D-Ga
Knowland
Calif
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate
Knoviand
Ben Knowland
White Hlouse
Eisenhower
Nowland
Capitol
Phel
Shell
Hey
Hott
Bothe
Rep
Geller
Sen
McNamara
Public Health Chief Backs Smoking Lung Cancer Theory
Surgeon General Leroy E. Burney stated that there is an increasing body of evidence linking excessive cigarette smoking to lung cancer, while cautions that heavy smoking is not the sole cause. He urged further Public Health Service research, noting the exact factors remain unknown.
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Public Health Service
Washington
Leroy E. Burney
Burney
Fiit Public Health Service
Clarence Cook Little
Tobacco Industry Research Committee
Little
New York
Yank Returns From Red China In Remorse
Hong Kong reports former GT student Donald J. Blackwood, 25, returns with his South Korean wife and child after visiting Red China. He calls the trip an irresponsible gesture, says he wanted to see the country and its people but was not impressed. He plans no return trip.
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Hong Kong
Donald J. Blackwood
China
Mainland
Ike
Blackwood
Weol
Canton
Macad
Black Wood
James
Cincinnati
Red
Accoka
Woman Confesses Murder 14 Years Later
Buffallo woman Mrs Helen Ginter, 49, confessed to strangling her husband Edward Emery in June 1912, using his own belt and a sash in a closet while he slept. She said she lied for years while living with a pensioner and later claimed current husband was estranged.
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Seereeee
Girard Sees Acquittal By Japanese Court
William Girard, a 21 year old U S Army specialist from Ottawa Illinois, predicted a Japanese court will acquit him of charges tied to the death of four Japanese women on a military firing range. The U S Supreme Court upheld transferring him to Japan for trial. Girard hopes for a fair trial as District Court Judge Jaco Bawach set August 28 as the trial start with sessions September 6, 14, and October to follow. Army lawyer Stanley Levin said the case may conclude that Girard was performing his duty and the death was a regrettable accident, though he faces charges of bodily injury resulting in death from an empty cartridge fired during cleanup at a firing range.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Girard Wise
Eisenhower
Eve Saft
Lorei
Tyval
Dwr
Dupuar
Anpanene Lela
Willians
Giraud
Wwe
Jueo Kawachi
Girard
Talln Capitol
Happenin
Rep
Bow
Ohio
Japan
William Girard
U.S. Army
Ottawa
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Girard Said He Had “No Comment On the Way It Went.” Girard
Army
Stanley Levin
Hollywood
Calif
Fie
Maebasil
Girardt
Jaco Bawach
Kawachi
L. Silrapolis
Levin
Dillard
Gitard
Naka Sakai
Inary Goth
Two Killed In Motorcycle Crash Near McKeesport
Two young men died early today when their motorcycle crashed into a parked truck. Stewart Pope 20 of Boston mass was dead on arrival at McKeesport Hospital. Eugene DiBatista 19 of McKeesport died a short time later. The truck driver Rol Jenkins 23 of Baltimore Md stayed in the cab waiting for the nearby wholesale grocery store to open.
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Wee Syee
Stewart Pope
Boston
Mass
Arrivi
McKeesport Hospital
Eugene DiBatista
McKvesport
Roland ©. Jenkins
Baltimore
Scouts Open Jamboree At Valley Forge
Valley Forge hosts the fourth National Scout Jamboree as 51,000 scouts and leaders observe a color guard and marching bands. The opening ceremony marks the start of a weeklong gathering with national leaders and a staged flag-raising at the Chester County council site.
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Valley Forge
Amer
Lea
Boy Scouts
Valley
George Washington
Robert Dockstadir
Kunntée Squaré
Charles Ase
Downingtown
Nellaon Laut
Coatesville
Wayne Brows
Rising Sun
Chester
Ichuré Nixon
Roy Pye
Jer
Boop Biwer
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Zhukovse
Atos
M. Malotov
Nikola Bulgan
Georgi Zhukov
U. S.rus
Stan
Zhukov
Elvenhower
International
Creek
Stalinist
U.S
Congress
Conaidurajan
Weil
Wonyay
Alon Comutii
Ok Bow
Posses Congress
Tia
Erie
Martin
America
Yank
Red China
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