Herter Heads to Paris for NATO Talks and Talks
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter leaves Washington for Paris with Robert B. Anderson and Thomas S. Gates Jr. to join a Cabinet level NATO council meeting. The group will discuss EU defense costs, German and French contributions, and plans for a Western summit with Khrushchev.
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Paris
North Atlantic Alliance
Herter
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Thomas S. Gates Jr
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NATO Council
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Prospect Jurors Queried in Finch Murder Trial
Los Angeles prospec tive jurors are questioned as Dr. R Bernard Finch a wealthy surgeon and his former model lover Carole Tregoff face trial for the July 18 slaying of socialite Barbara Finch The defense seeks a venue change claiming local public officials have inflamed opinion and a ruling will follow jury selection.
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R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
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Infected Wisdom Teeth and Body Drain, Dr Mother
Readers ask about focal infections from infected teeth and systemic drain on the body. The doctor explains how bacteria seed areas, the immune response, and the need to locate and drain the abscess, plus cautions on extraction versus drainage and related health effects.
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D.R.L
Martial Law Shuts Wilson Plant in Albert Lea
In Albert Lea Minnesota martial law was declared to quell violence during a United Packinghouse Workers strike at Wilson Co. Two company soldiers were deployed, the plant closed, and pickets removed. Nearby farmers urged reopening, but Gov Freeman noted only 200 guards, not a full mobilization, and talks with Wilson's James Cooney continued without new sessions announced.
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Orville Freeman
United Packinghouse Union
Wilson & Co
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Freeborn County
Freeman
Faribault County
Jim Phipps
Verlin Welch
State Farm Bureau
St. Paul
Welch
James C. Cooney
Chicago
Four Held In Robbery Slayings In North Carolina
Four black farm workers were arrested on charges of murder and armed robbery tied to two killings 70 miles apart. Leroy Jones faces murder and armed robbery counts for the Angier slaying of Mildred DuPree, 57, who died after a gunshot wound, and for the Laurinburg case. James Bailey, Charles Thomas, and William Gibson are charged as accessories to murder and armed robbery.
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Mildred DuPree
Angier
Frank Alfred
B. P. Lytch
Leroy Jones
James Alred Bailey
Charles Thomas
William Gibson
Jones
Bailey
Lytch
DuPree
Raleigh
Allred
Marston - Laurinburg
Ervin Warns Against Civil Rights Short Cuts
Sen Sam J Ervin of North Carolina told a Georgia Bar Association meeting that impatient rights advocates push easy solutions to hard problems He warned against a proposed 23rd Amendment that would remove state voting qualifications and set a federal standard for elections He cautioned that short cuts risk disaster and that even strong supporters face pitfalls.
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Atlanta
Sam J. Ervin
North Carolina
Georgia Bar Assn
Federal Civil Rights Commission
U.S
Ervin
Reversal Play Wins Slam in Seven Clubs Contract
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a seven clubs slam where declarer Tad faces a adverse heart break. He notes a better opening by West with a trump instead of a diamond king would have blocked three diamonds and prevented the final trump play. North appears void in diamonds and the king’s tie changes the outcome.
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Hearts
Declarer
Tad
West
North
Peace Education Program Draws Nationwide Catholic Response
Dr. Kenneth L. Maxwell of the National Council of Churches says the peace education program promoted in Protestant and Orthodox churches is generating a tremendous nationwide response. He notes people are hungry for responsible leadership for peace.
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New York
National Council of Churches
United States
Kenneth L. Maxwell
Council
Mc Ghee Pulls Off Grand Slam With Trump Reversals
Tad Mc Ghee of Fort Worth used a diamond opening and a bold trump reversal to secure a grand slam. He ruffed in dummy, played jack of clubs, and overhauled with queen, then ruffed diamonds and used back-to-back trump leads to win. West's seven spot and a spade discard set up the final heart ruffing sequence ending with East's jack.
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Tad McGhee
Fort Worth
Tad
West
Civil rights quirks noted by Eisenhower aide
An aide to the president commented on Eisenhower's news conference remark that he did not understand the quirks of certain civil rights legislation. The aide stressed awareness of the complexities involved in the proposals.
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Eisenhower
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