Kozlov Cancels Maryland Trip For Major Speech
Soviet Deputy Premier Frol R. Kozlov called off a planned tour of Beltsville farms in Maryland to focus on a major address to be delivered later. The change followed a sharp exchange with U.S. leaders and came ahead of a nationwide NBC telecast of his hour long speech and press conference.
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Washington
Frol R. Kozlov
Maryland
Kozlov
Agriculture Department
Beltsville
National Press Club
United States
Berlin
National Broadcasting Co
Nbc-Tv
Seihiedan Teehee
U.S
White House
Herter
Geneva
Moscow
Heat Wave May Break Slowly Across Regions
The heat wave should ease slightly this week with farm losses dropping into the mid 90s and cooler by Friday. Forecasters say July may run warmer than normal for the southern half of the nation and predict a break in the Valley and far Southwest during the first week of the month amid near normal rainfall in other areas.
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Associated Press
Eastern
Piedmont
North
Ralph W. Winkworth
Hyde
Dare
Onslow
Beaufort
Camden
Currituck
Jones
Washington
Weather Bureau
11 Year Old Electrocuted During At Home Demonstration
In Meridian Idaho an eleven year old boy Jan Reynolds was electrocuted while showing a device to bring fishing worms to the surface. Investigators say he stepped barefoot on a water flooded lawn at his home during the demonstration. Police statements indicate a fatal accident occurred at the residence.
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Meridian
Idaho
Jan Reynolds
Klumpp Jury Sees Car Again in Bergen Slaying
A six by six juror panel reviewed the automobile linked to the death of 32 year old Mrs. Bergen as the case proceeded. The trial involved Mrs. Klumpp a 41 year old woman charged with the slaying and later burning the body after claiming a domestic relationship with William Bergen.
White Marine and Negro Man Sentenced to Death in Rape Cases
In Beaufort South Carolina an all white jury sentenced Marine Pvt. Fred G. Davis to death by electrocution on August 14 for raping a 47 year old Negro woman. Minutes later Israel Sharpe a 19 year old Negro man was sentenced to death for the attempted rape of a white woman in her home.
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Beaufort
S. C
Fred G. Davis
United States
Davis
J. Henry Johnson
Israel Sharpe
Sisted
Johnson
Sharpe
Columbia
Supreme Court
Khrushchev Adopts Tough Berlin Line in Harriman Talks
Khrushchev spoke harshly during interviews with Averell Harriman at his Moscow office and country villa. He pressed Berlin demands and indicated he would relay messages to President Eisenhower. Harriman conveyed the discussions privately, under contract to publish his own account.
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NEW York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Averell Harriman
Berlin
Washington
Harry Schwartz
Khrushchev
Harriman
The
New York Herald Tribune
Joseph Alsop
Eisenhower
Herald Tribune
Moscow
Lown
Russia
Senate approves two year loan aid program for foreign development
The Senate backed a two year two billion dollar foreign development loan program funded by direct congressional appropriations. The compromise between Democratic and Republican leaders ends a dispute with the Eisenhower administration over scope and funding, after a previous heated vote.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Relations Committee
Foreign Aid Administration
Pope John Appeals For Peace In Encyclical
Vatican City AP reports Pope John XXIII appealed to bishops in an encyclical dated June 29 the feast day of St. Peter near Peter's chair. The message urged peace eight months after his coronation.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Peter
Brazilian Planes and Boats Search For Mystery Sub
Brazilian planes and torpedo boats searched the south Atlantic 55 miles off Rio de Janeiro for a mystery submarine sighted by a naval task force. The Navy ordered an attack if found and kept silent on identity. Contacts had been lost since noon. A diplomatic source said friendly subs were unlikely in the area and no U.S. submarines are present.
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Rio DE Janeiro
South Atlantic
Navy
U.S
Army Size Boost Proposed by Ellender in Senate
Sen. Ellender advocates raising the Army to 900000 troops with a $100 million increase in funding. He claims strong committee support as subcommittee action raises total appropriations beyond the House figure and Eisenhower request. The panel also approves Marine Corps expansion to 200000 and Navy modernization with a $390 million nuclear defense upgrade.
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Washington
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
House
Dennis Chavez
D NM
Subcommittee
Marine Corps
Chavez
Eisenhower
Eight Continental Can Executives Die In Plane Crash
An airliner owned by Continental Can Co. crashed near Marion Ohio killing eight top executives among the 10 aboard. The B26 Martin, origin Midway Airport Chicago, headed toward Baltimore after a meeting in Chicago. The wreck occurred in a wheat field as light rain fell with one engine recovered and the other buried beneath earth.
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Marion, Ohio
Continental Can Co
Here
New York
Chicago
Continental Can
Robert ‘Obenour
Preene
Vic
Hlf. Smith
Ohio City
Smith
Findlay
Ohio
Marion
Mansfield
Alvin DeVore
Midway Airport
Dunham
Baltimore
Belgium Prince Albert Weds Italian Princess in Grand Brussels Ceremony
Prince Albert, brother of King Baudoin, married Italian princess in Sts. Michael and Gudule. The bride, in ivory satin with Brussels lace, cried at communion while crowds cheered under threatening skies amid trumpets, cannons, and bells.
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Belgium
Prince Albert
Elizabeth
Princess Paola
Brussels
King Baudouin
Michael
Gudule
Baudoin
Cena Arm
Albert
Cardinal van Roey
Princass
Sister Of Local Woman Found Dead
In Chicago a woman was found beaten to death in a hotel room. Police sought Hubert Hoffman of Cumberland County North Carolina in connection with the case. The victim, a 5-2, 120 pound red headed woman, had burns on her legs and a charred clothing pile near the bathroom.
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Beene
Hubert Hoffman
Cumberland County
N.C
Fayetteville
L. F. Worrell
Virginia Edwards
Hoffman
Alice Nye
Engle Brothers
Elizabeth
N.J
Washington
Munger
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