Paris Paris Talks on De Gaulle and Dulles Nuclear Aim
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrives in Paris for weekend talks with General Charles de Gaulle as France seeks to become an atomic power. U S aims to curb rapid bomb plans amid disarmament fears while offering help in building French atomic submarines. Dulles brings adviser Philip J. Farley to discuss plutonium supply and strategic constraints.
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Canadian Kiwanis Club Heads Jurisdiction in Chicago
Kenneth Loheed of Ontario was named president at the Kiwanis 43rd annual convention closing. He will lead the organization of 4500 community service clubs. Taheed, a former Kiwanis vice president and trustee, is noted as a former U.S. Marine and University of Pennsylvania student.
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Effort to Scuttle Huge Plan by Hoffa Hinted
Report from Washington indicates East Coast maritime unions and AFL-CIO leaders urged Congress to block a proposed alliance of transportation workers led by Teamsters President James R Hoffa. The hints point to coordinated actions to derail the plan.
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London Bomb Threat Scare Sparks Front-Page Headlines
An anonymous letter threatening to drop an atomic bomb off England sparked a London scare as papers fronted the story. Officials labeled it a hoax, noting no credible basis and calling an American pilot involved as impossible to carry out.
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Vaudeville Club Plans July Picnic in Oakland
The Oakland Old Time Vaudeville and Dramatic Artists' Club will discuss a July 20 picnic at Knowland Park when it meets Saturday in Daniel Hall at the corner of ith and Madison Streets in Oakland.
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Temperatures Far and Wide Reported by United Press
Temperature readings from multiple cities are listed with highs and lows. The piece notes political context around AFL-CIO and ILA figures including Joe Curran and Captain William Bradley, citing calls for a congressional probe into racketeering and labor reforms.
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Rites Tomorrow For Leon Walton
Rites tomorrow for Leon Walton are planned as an August conference aims to end bitter bickering over job rights and organizing among sea and dock workers unions. AFL-CIO officials view the move as Hoffa’s bid to reshape union leadership while Meany’s Europe trip prompts no immediate policy guidance. Funeral services for Sean Walton will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at Berge Mortuary with burial under way. survivors include three sons and three daughters.
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Hoover decries Soviet abuse of U S in Independence Day address
Former President Herbert Hoover urged on Independence Day that anti American propaganda abroad harms the free world and incites physical attacks on Americans and US officials. He warned such misrepresentations weaken resolve and cooperation in defense and relief efforts worldwide.
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Showdown on Atomic Test Parley
Geneva faces a major test as Western and Soviet delegations clash over a workable policing scheme for nuclear test explosions. The Soviets demand immediate test bans and hint at pulling out if the U.S. does not comply, while the U.S. insists on proper controls before halting tests.
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Nixon Rioters Sought by Cops
Five men are wanted on warrants for attacking Vice President Nixon during his Caracas motorcade last May. Police say a sixth man in custody admitted participation and that the incident damaged Nixon's car and broke windows between the airport and city.
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Windsors Take Swiss Holiday in Lausanne Stay
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived by train from Paris for a 10 day visit at Lakeside Lausanne Suchy suburb. The Duke will consult Professors Vannoti and Mehans in Switzerland for treatment of a mild skin rash contracted during their overseas stay.
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Louis Armstrong Birthday Note From New Orleans
Louis Armstrong born July 4 1900 in New Orleans grew up in an orphanage and learned to play an old army bugle. He performed everywhere from boats to bars and once played You Rascal You to George V on a jazz tour. He wrote many songs and recorded over 1500 pieces. When asked the secret of his playing he said I just blow.
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Longshoremen Win Pay Hike In Coast Pact
West Coast longshoremen ratified a one-year contract raising straight time pay to 2.63 per hour for longshoremen and 2.79 for clerks. The shift length dropped from nine to eight hours and vacation provisions improved. The agreement, announced by the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union and the Pacific Maritime Association, covers about 18,000 workers in California, Oregon and Washington and is subject to ratification by locals.
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Witness testifies on jewelry store break-in at Niagara Falls
Charles Van Valkenburg testified in Niagara Falls Ontario court that he saw Wilfred Brown and Richard Dapottie break into a jewelry store. He claimed to remember the event clearly due to a prior conviction for breaking in at the same location.
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Chicago Mafia Hearings Open Underworld Tour Expands
Senate Rackets Committee wraps four day probe into Chicago crime ties to labor and business. Witnesses describe a wide network from coast to coast with Sicilian roots, while Thomas Lucchese denies Mafia membership yet reveals his nickname origin Three Finger Brown from an auto theft arrest.
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