World Reacts Cautiously To Soviet Peace Talk
The World Today dispatch notes cautious UN reactions to a Soviet peace appeal led by Malik. Analysts question sincerity amid U.S. denial of peace terms, with Acheson stressing a cease-fire only with a real settlement before the UN.
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Relocation Of Tower Advances State Radar Network Plan
The University of Florida moves a 116 foot tower from WRUF to support a statewide hurricane radar system. A $20,000 state grant funds the relocation and conversion enabling higher altitude radar coverage of about 200 miles, with improved accuracy and integration with Miami and Tampa facilities and Florida Highway Patrol relay links.
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Gainesville
University of Morida
WRUF
Joseph Weil
College of Engineering
Miami
Tampa
Dean Weil
Jamesville
University of Florida
Russia’s Malik Method and the Korea Peace Deliberations
The text argues that Russia could have begun peace talks with the United States and allies in Korea but chose the Malik method. Malik’s post-talk absence suggests Russian intent to wait for global reaction. American divisions on Korea and events in the United States shaped a cautious response rather than enthusiasm.
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Russia
United States
Korea
Malik
Donalsonville Man Capt. Hubert Howard Joins Camp Rucker Post
Capt. Hubert Howard of Donalsonville has been assigned as a postal officer at Camp Rucker after being recalled to active duty on June 1. He previously served in the 101st Automatic Weapons Battalion with a long career in postal work and military service in World War II, including times at Camp Stewart Fort Washington and the Fifth Army in Morocco and Italy. He is married to Wylene Hodges of Newville and now resides there.
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Camp Stewart
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Camp Fickett
Fifth Army
Oujda
Morocco
Mark Clerk
Wand
Taly
First Armored Division
Wttaly
Army
Jor
Darmstadt
Germany
States
Camp Gordon
Wylene Hodges
Nevwville
29 Year Old Negro Receives Death Sentence in Calera Slaying
COLUMBIANA AP A death sentence was imposed on a 28 year old Negro convicted of murdering a white child in Calera. The jury deliberated about 3 12 hours and Judge W W Wallace set execution for Aug 3. The case faces automatic review by the Alabama Supreme Court before summer recess. The man also faces an indictment for raping and shooting the child's mother, who identified him.
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Cooper Dreke
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W. W. Wallaee Imme Cely
Alabama Supreme Court
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Oay
Calera
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Hadeen
Revival Planned at Bay Springs Church This Week
Bay Springs Maplist Church schedules a revival beginning tonight led by The Rev. Hinton Waters. Services are held each night through Friday July 20. The public is invited to attend. Also mentions a Britannica statistic about 25,000 bird kinds.
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Maplist Church
Hinton ‘Waters
Tuscaloosan Heads Alabama TB Group
Marc Ray Clement of Tuscaloosa was installed as president of the Alabama Tuberculosis Association at the annual meeting, succeeding Roy L. Hickman of Birmingham. New officers include An niston’s Dr. N. G. Davies and Fayette’s J. C. McGough as vice presidents, with Dr. Robert Oliver of Montgomery named secretary.
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Marc Ray Clement
Tuscaloosa
Alabama Tuberculosis Association
Roy L. Hickman
Hickman
Alabama
U.S
Clement
N. G. Davies
Anniston
J. ¢. McGough
Fayette
William F. Herper
Selma
Trades Society
Robert Oliver
Montgomery
Policeman Grins At Meter Trouble Of Honest Driver
Birmingham report recounts Officer Sidney Darnell spotting a time expired meter and a sobering note from a motorist claiming the device was out of order. The officer grinned and moved on.
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Sidney Darnell
Darnell
Argentina attaches La Prensa building over taxes
A federal court in Buenos Aires has attached the La Prensa building for alleged unpaid income taxes and levies. Judge Juan Ojem Gache issued the order after the government Tax Bureau accused owners Ezequiel Paz and Mrs Zelmira Pas De Anchorena of failing to pay nearly 200000 in taxes. The case notes include retroactive duties and severance pay demands tied to the newspaper’s history with figures such as Dwight D. Eisenhower. Former editor Albert Gainsal Pax, now in Uruguay, says the financial demands aim to confiscate the newspaper. A separate item mentions a ceramic produced from petalite with high heat resistance.
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la Prensa
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Pers Gwhiers
Juan Ojem Gache
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Zelmira Pas .de Anchorena
Tax Bureau
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Winston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Albert GainsalPax
Uruguay
Teaelier
Hea
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