Prominent Former Justice Questions UN Purpose and Influence
James F. State, once Supreme Court Justice, criticizes the United Nations as evolved beyond its 1946 charter. He notes 54 added members and argues the body now appears to meddle in domestic affairs, urging stricter charter provisions and less reliance on NATO and allied regional groups to preserve national independence.
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James F. State
Supreme Court
United Nateday
Byrnes
United Nations
NATO
No Ground Reached in Berlin Crisis Negotiations
In ten months of talks with Communists over Berlin President Eisenhower notes Khrushchev made no real concessions. He insists Western rights and occupation be limited and threatens the United States. He refused ground on nuclear testing and free elections for satellites, keeping Germany divided with no negotiated gains for the United States.
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Dean Rusk
Berlin
Moscop
Nikita Khrushchev
West
Russia
United States
Learning By Doing and Junior Achievement Program
Learning by doing anchors the Junior Achievement Program which partners high school students with sponsoring firms. Advised by mentors, student teams run their own small firms, making decisions while advisers guide. A desk pen venture started with 150 dollars and reportedly sold well, illustrating practical lessons of the free enterprise system.
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Eain
Goldwater condemns steel price clash highlights aging industrial equipment
Senator Barry Goldwater argues the steel price dispute exposes the grave problem of outmoded equipment in American industry. He cites private studies estimating 95 to 100 billion dollars of such equipment in use amid heavy competition and contrasts this with a proposed tax by the Adi Bee.
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Barry Goldwater
Adi Bee
Use Horizontal Silos For More Silage Feeding
Farmers expanding silage programs should consider horizontal silos in stack trench or bunker types. Stack silos are cheapest and used for emergencies, with 4 to 7 foot height and 20 to 30 foot width. trenches and bunkers require earth or concrete sides and a concrete floor for durability, with treated timber or tiltup panels lasting decades. Information available from the Agricultural Information Office College Station.
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College Station
W. S. Allen
Allen
Agricultural Information Office
Rides In Style and a Cow on the Run
An ambulance rushed to a hot Washington shopping center after a woman fainted in 90 degree heat. She woke and asked if the ambulance was air conditioned, then dismissed the crew asking for a private one. In London a cow escaped and wandered nearby.
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United Press International
Washington
Mendota Seeks Replacement Fire Alarm Whistle
Mendota Illinois authorities seek a new fire alarm whistle as the last repairer of the old whistle is no longer available. City officials move to purchase a replacement for reliable alerting.
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Mendota
Ill
Bank Robbers Loot Oak Park Savings and Loan
Bandits robbed Oak Park Savings and Loan Association of nearly $33,000 Tuesday and took Louis W. Turner’s $100 mortgage payment. Turner protested and recovered his money, saying you can’t do that.
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Chicago— Bandits
Oak Park Savings & Loan ‘Association
Louis W. Turner
Turner
Light Returns at Clapham Junction Roof
Workmen remove wartime blackout paint from the glass roof at London’s Clapham Junction station revealing daylight as restoration progresses. Passengers note the visible light returning to the station’s covered area.
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London
Clapham Junction
Fishermen Form Washington Lobby Group
The Seafarer's Union announced that its 16 locals will be represented by the National Conference of Fishermen and Fish Cannery Workers, forming a lobbying group in Washington to press for higher catch prices and to challenge an anti trust provision restricting bargaining before voyages.
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Washington
UPI
Seafarer’s
National Conference of Fishermen and Fish Cannery Workers
Raiders Find Lost Radium Needles In Italian Dump
In Cantanzaro Italy technicians combed a city dump for two radioactive needles discarded by a hospital nurse. The search began after the gelger counters detected traces of radiation among the refuse.
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Cantanzaro
Italy
UPI
New Yorker Praises Bold Interviews and City Glimpses
A New York writer admires Burt Lancaster for rebuking a nosy interviewer and weighs public figures who speak their minds. He lauds Ted Williams Bill Hartack and others for honesty, notes a one legged panhandler near the Pierre, and sketches changes from 100 year old buildings to private City Hall.
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York
Burt Lancaster
New York
Lancaster
Burt
Ted Willams
Bill Hartack
West 48Th
Pierre Au Tunnel
Pearl Street
Manhattan
el “Moronto
Connie Francis
Roundtable
Dale Hawkins
Desert Peril After Nevada Claim Double Cross
Thorpe McAfee and Jim Varney faced death in the desert after eleven days when partners fled with gold dust and horses. Feverish Thorpe saw a desert-come woman bearing water and questioned whether death itself could be real, while a mirage haunted his mind.
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Thorpe McAfee
Jim Varney
Neral Range
Thorpe
Jim
Mirage Woman Helps Stranded Men in Death Valley
In Death Valley a copper haired woman gives water to Thorpe and Jim Varney, then watches with a cold smile as Thorpe saves Varney. She claims to have walked with the duo after finding them, challenging Thorpe’s doubt about a desert road.
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Jim Varney
Varney
Thorpe
Jim
Death Valley
Edge of the valley woman Harbors two travelers in need
Thorpe McAfee and Jim Varney, exhausted and thirsty, are guided by Fern O Hara through a borax country to a shaded homestead. Fern foils danger, tends their hunger, and hints at a hidden motive as they plan to rest and press on toward Piedmont.
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Borax Road
Ajax Borax
Piedmont
Thorpe
Jim Varney
Jim
Thorpe McAfee
Death Valley
Fern O’hara
Fern O'Hara
Varney
Bander City
Fern
King Features Syndicate
Bunche Visits Glasgow University in Scotland
American Dr Ralph Bunche assistant secretary general of the United Nations arrives by plane from New York in Prestwick to begin a two day visit to Scotland as the guest of Glasgow University.
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Prestwick
Scotland
UPI
Ralph Bunche
United Nation
New York
Glasgow University
Union suspends official amid conspiracy allegations
The Communications Workers of America suspended Kenneth A. Silvers, national director of its Western Electric installation bargaining unit, on charges of conspiring with the Teamsters. The AFL-CIO union said the action followed petitions from members and a spokesman noted ongoing internal procedures.
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Washington
UPI
The
Communications Workers of America
Teamsters
Afl-Gio ‘Union
Kenneth A. Silvers
Western Electric
Silvers Accused of Secret Talks With Teamsters Officials
Locals charge Silvers with meeting secretly with Teamsters officials to steer the 18 000 member CWA unit into the Teamsters Union, signaling a power bid within the labor ranks.
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Silvers
Teamsters
CWA
Teamsters Union
Lost Jack Frost Spotted At Palisades Park Heat Wave
In Palisades Park New Jersey a four year old boy nicknamed Jack Frost was reported lost as temperatures rose into the upper eighties. After about thirty minutes he was found and reunited with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Frost of Brooklyn.
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Palisade, N. J
Jack Frost
Palisades
Jack
Harry Frost
Brooklyn
Log Cabin to become museum during Shelbyville July 4 events
Shelbyville Indiana UPI reports the log cabin childhood home of Thomas Hendricks, vice president under Grover Cleveland, will be dedicated as a museum during the upcoming Shelbyville July 4 celebration.
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Shelbyville, Ind
Cowboys Start Camp in Marquette Texas Move
Dallas Cowboys rookies and veterans including centers and quarterbacks will report to camp on July 13 at Marquette Michigan with the rest of the NFL squad joining later on the northern Michigan college campus.
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Dallas
Tex
Upi
Cowboys
Marquette
Mich
National Football League
Northern Michigan
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