Defeat In Duel Of Smiles With Ike At Geneva
AP analysis of Khrushchev's Geneva visit contrasts his smile with Eisenhower's bold agenda. The piece weighs party power struggles in Moscow, Bulganin and Malenkov, and the potential shift in Soviet leadership amid calls for defense emphasis and unity against the West.
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William L. Ryan
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Geneva
Eisenhower
Stalin
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Bulganin
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Malenkov
U.S.S.R
Beria
Marshal Zhukov
Funeral rites set for W. J. Moore at 1:30 p.m.
The meeting is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. to confer funeral rites on W. J. Moore. Revival services at Greenbrier Baptist Church run July 25 through August 6 with Rev. V L sia at 7:30. Local police seek Gruen watch belonging to Sgt. Jack W. Bare.
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Greenbrier Baptist Church
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Gadsden
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Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Bare
Architect of U N Cordell Hull Dies at 83
Cordell Hull former secretary of state and architect of the United Nations died at 9 a.m. in Bethesda Maryland after a stroke. He was 83. Funeral set for Tuesday at Washington National Cathedral. Flags ordered to half staff. Hull helped found U N and promoted freer world trade. He served in Roosevelt administrations and lived a long public career.
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Warren Rogers JR
Washington
Cordell Hull
United Nations
U.N
U. S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
National Episcopal Cathedral
Hull
Geneva
Switzerland
Eisenhower
Tennessee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Nineteen GOP Senators Back Eisenhower Blueprint
Nineteen Republican senators endorsed President Eisenhower's military proposal described as a bold plan for a new world order. They pledged careful congressional consideration if the Russians accept, while some GOP leaders criticized the lack of consultation. The statement, led by Sen. Case, follows Vice President Nixon's note that Big Four talks give hope for future negotiations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Big Four
Seine St Oearee
Ward
Nixon
Free World
Congress
Sen. Case
R-Nj
Sen
Knowland
California
GOP
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Republican Policy Committee
Bridges
Millikin
Colorado
Geneva
Geneva Conference Yields Broad Agreements in Cold War Talks
The Big Four Western powers and the Soviet Union announced seven agreements and five disagreements after six days of talks. They moved toward limiting forces, redeploying armies, and seeking nonaggression pledges. A UN disarmament subcommittee kickoff is planned for Aug 29 in New York.
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Arthur Gavshon
Geneva
Russia
Eisenhower
Eden
Faure
Bulganin
United Nations Disarmament Subcommittee
New York
U.N
United States
Local Guardsmen Depart For Two Week Training
About 110 National Guardsmen leave for two weeks of training at Camp Stewart Georgia and Fort McClellan. Battery C 279th Anti Aircraft Battalion with 50 men from Dubuque are set to arrive at Camp Stewart near noon Monday. Both units plan to return in August.
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Fort McClellan
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Dub
Watermelon Serving Sparks Island Party Tale
A New York woman recalls an island party where war was reportedly served as a section was cut. The location references Waycross, Georgia and a gathering of 12 guests with remarks about the event.
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New York
Waycross, Ga
Aus Wellaloes
Decatur City Schools add teachers for 1955 56
Supt Walter Jackson says Decatur High School faculty is filled and three new teachers join due to increased load. Mrs Marvin Howell will teach in California next year. Mrs R E Moore becomes high school librarian. Betty Zane Douthit will teach girls PE replacing Ruth Patrick.
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Supt
Walter Jackson
Decatur High School
Marvin Howell
California
R. E. Moore
Howell
Moore
Betty Zane Douthit
Decatur
Ruth Patrick
Douthit
Alabama College
Jackson
C. N. Williams
Roy Wyatt
Williams
Peabody College
Mattie K. Oden
Sarah C. Y
Oden
University of Alabama
Alabama
Weather and river report for Decatur and vicinity
Tennessee River reading at Keller Memorial Bridge Saturday morning was 21.30 feet, up 0. W foot in 24 hours. Friday temperature reached 87 at 3 p.m. Saturday morning 8 o'clock showed 76 degrees, high Saturday around 2 p.m. forecast calls for partly cloudy, warm and humid with scattered afternoon showers.
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Decatur
Tennessee River
Keller Memorial Bridge
Rural Improvement Contest Sees Twenty Area Clubs Enter
Three hundred twenty lead into third Alabama Rural Community Improvement Program with 122 communities from 48 counties. Morgan and Cullman counties list multiple clubs. awards total 3800 dollars and winners announced at a December dinner in Birmingham after judging 1955 improvements.
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Limestone
Cullman
Lawrence
Alabama
Thomas D. l
Alabama To Chamber of Commerce
Morgan County
Andrew-Penn Club
Gum Pond
Spring Club
Massey Club
Neel Club
New Hope
Priceville
Ryan Club
Round Top
Reid
Oak Grove
Oakdale
Liberty National Life Insurance Co
Birmingham
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Farmers Split On Conditions Of City Mart
Farmers near the Decatur curb market divided opinions on city market conditions. Some said the market is flooded with butter beans tomatoes and okra while others called the market fair. They blamed Birmingham traders for undercutting prices and hurting Decatur sellers while noting produce moved fast in Birmingham last Sunday night.
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Decatur
Birmingham
Hill urges faster House action on veteran on-farm training bill
Senator Hill of Alabama urged the House to pass before recess a Senate-passed measure to raise allowances for veterans in on-farm training under the Korean GI Bill. He noted the current law lowers these allowances every four months, causing hardship for many veterans after approval.
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Sen
Hill
D-Ala
House
Senate
Stabbing Fatal at Cullman Prison Camp
John Louis Amerson aged 33 from Birmingham died from stab wounds at the State Convict camp near Cullman yesterday evening. He was serving 20 years for robbery and had escaped with another inmate last Monday before being recaptured near Crane Hill. Lynell Robinson of Gadsden, serving 30 years for second degree, is identified as the suspect.
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John Louis Amerson
Birmi
Amerson
Crane Hill
W. C. Waldrop
Lynell Robinson
Gadsden
Katie Offers Hint To Help Puzzle Fans
Katie Kash explains the puzzle now totaling 400 dollars and urges entrants to submit multiple answers each week. She notes hundreds of possibilities exist but 15 to 45 strong entries win with persistent effort. Deadline looming for this week’s page 17 puzzle and last week’s claim with 400 dollars.
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Plan To Relax World Tensions Set In Motion
Geneva July 23 The Big summit agrees on a quick start plan to ease world tensions and reunify Germany with a European security framework. Western leaders say progress reduces the risk of another catastrophe while seeking to calm East West barriers. Eisenhower and Dulles left for Washington after the final session with cautious optimism about lasting peace.
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Geneva
Germany
Europe
Washington
State Department
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
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