Berlin Aims and Soviet Demands After Geneva Talks
Secretary Herter warned Moscow must abandon plans to annex West Berlin and urged continued diplomacy. He said little progress occurred at Geneva but noted possible areas of agreement on Berlin while condemning Soviet attempts to call their rule a free city. He pledged to press for a settlement protecting West Berlin and Western rights.
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Friendly Pepper Upper Dr Pepper Ad Slogan
A compact promotional note extols Dr Pepper as a friendly energy booster. It emphasizes the soft drink fits any schedule, goes everywhere, and invites readers to enjoy a frosty cold bottle today.
House Passes Housing Bill Shapes New Public Housing Policy
The bill expands mortgage terms and extends military housing programs while authorizing 45,000 new federally subsidized units and granting 100,000 unallocated units to the President. Eisenhower opposes further public housing. Discovery of gold near Sutter’s Fort sparks the 1848 California gold rush.
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Guards End Prison Riot After Hostage Ordeal
In a dramatic dawn response, guards assaulted a prison riot, freeing 6 hostages amid tear gas and a bulldozer assault. Prisoners had demanded leniency and TV hours, while 100 Army gas masks arrived from Fort Leonard Wood to assist operations.
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Rosendahl
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Leonard Appleby
Jung
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Alien
Greig Richardson
FBI
Stradivarius Violin Sells at Auction for Record Price
A Stradivarius violin sold at auction in London for a record 22 932 dollars. A musical instrument dealer purchased the instrument, which had been offered by a Geneva diamond merchant. The sale marks a high point in antique violin valuation.
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Royal Yacht to Rule Waves of Great Lakes
The Britannia will sail from Quebec to the Great Lakes for a six week royal tour with Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. The ship, valued at 6.9 million dollars, will reach Chicago on July 6 and cover a journey inland to Canada. The voyage includes 271 crew and a weekly operating cost of 19 600 dollars.
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Funeral Thursday for Carole Lynn Heidt
Carole Lynn Heidt died Monday night in an automobile accident. Funeral services are set for 2 30 p.m. Thursday at a local chapel with Rev. Frank Pennick officiating. Burial will follow in Riverview Cemetery. Born in Jefferson City she was the daughter of Earl VY and LeMone Kays Heidt. A Jefferson City High School sophomore and a student nurse at University Hospital in Columbia, she is survived by sister Katherine Anne Heidt and paternal grandmother Lena Heidt. She was a member of First United Presbyterian Church.
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Walter Reed Dies At Eldon Home
Eldon special Walter Reed age 75 retired Rock Island railroad engineer died Sunday at his Eldon home. Born January 22 1884 he married Reppie Hewett in 1906. Survived by granddaughter Susan Jane Billings of Houston and brothers Alfred Reed of Labadie Oscar Reed of St Petersburg. Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at First Christian Church Eldon with Rev Van Dyke officiating burial in Eldon Cemetery under Masonic Lodge No 381.
Famous resort burns as 24 die in Norway blaze
A fire at a Norwegian resort near Naeroy Fjord killed 24 and injured 35, with resort guests including Horsie Caldwell and his wife escaping after alarms failed initially. Three victims were found dead while fleeing top floors, as cold night air and packed American tourism added tragedy. The blaze followed another hotel fire in Rome that killed three.
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Peniston matriarch dies in Phoenix Arizona
Mrs. Blanche Peniston mother of Virgil W. Peniston of 213 Clay St died Monday in Phoenix Arizona. She is survived by a second son William Peniston of Marshall Minnesota and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are complete.
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Clay St
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Ariz
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Marshall, Minn
Hammarskjold Plans Journey to Cairo for Talks
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold will travel to Cairo on July 1 for two days of talks with United Arab Republic officials on halting Israeli cargoes in the Suez Canal. He will stop in Denmark and Sweden, return to Geneva July 3, and attend the East West foreign ministers conference resuming July 13.
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Millstone bid leads for federal office building in St Louis
AP reports Millstone Construction Co Inc of St Louis submitted the apparent low bid of 7 733 000 for a new federal office building in downtown St Louis. GSA opened six bids with Paul Tishman Co of New York City placing 7 738 800 as the next lowest bid. Bid results to be reviewed and winner announced in Washington in about two weeks.
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