Child Ida Mae Curtis Found Safe After 22 Hours Missing
In Libby Montana two year old Ida Mae Curtis was found unharmed after 22 hours missing in a rugged mountain area near a camp where bears were seen. Sheriff Ray Frost said she had no injuries and was found about 300 yards from the camp as 250 rescuers with bloodhounds searched the Kootenai National Forest.
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Mortimer Curtis
Libby. Mont
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Kootenai National Forest
Collapse Of Bridge Probed In Cherokee NC
Solicitor Thad D Bryson Jr announced a preliminary probe found no clear criminal negligence in a suspension footbridge collapse near Cherokee North Carolina. Two women died and at least 39 injured as the 150 foot span fell into the Satoola River, with witnesses saying heavy crowds caused the failure. The bridge had no recent engineering inspection and was mainly for school children. Victims were Mrs Henry T Haile Jr of Daisy Tennessee and Mrs Lawrence Rainwater of Atlanta Georgia.
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N.C
Thad D. Bryson Jr
Here
Sha Oconauftee
Bryson
State Bureau of Investigation
Henry T. Haile Jr
Daisy, Tenn
Lawrence Rainwater
Atlanta, Ga
Haile
Rainweath
U N accuses Reds of truce violations at Panmunjom
U N Command accuses the Communists of repeated violations of the Korean armistice and demands a strict accounting of combat material. Maj Gen Harlan C Parks cites dishonesty in enforcing the truce and bars Allied reporters from a Communist press conference at Panmunjom.
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Korea
Harlan C. Parks
Military Armistice Commission
Parks
Lee Sang Cho
UNC
Armistice Commission
Return Of Prelates Debated In Argentina Vatican
Speculation swirled whether Argentina will allow Bishop Manuel Tato and Msgr Ramon Novoa to return after being expelled by President Peron. Vatican sources claimed permission may exist, but Buenos Aires church insiders and spokesmen offered no confirmation. Tato, en route to Rio de Janeiro for the Eucharistic Congress, said he was unsure if he may return to Argentina.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Vatican
Manuel Tato
Msgr
Ramon Novoa
Italy
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Tate
Peron
Barcelona
Spain
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Novoa
Rome
Genoa
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Appeal for Prayers Is Answered for Daughters Illness
Chicago mother Mrs. Joan Hadfield sought prayers for her daughter Debbie Ann, struck by sleeping sickness in November. Since her appeal two weeks earlier more than 1,000 letters from the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe have arrived. Debbie, almost 3, was released from Billings Hospital in April in a coma and is now at home in suburban Park Ridge.
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Chicago
Joan Hadfield
Debbie Ann
Billings Hospital
Park Ridge
Canada
Mexico
Debbie
Hadfield
William
Hadfields
Germany
Diem Urged to End Delays in South Viet Nam
In Saigon the National Revolutionary Committee urges Premier Ngo Dinh Diem to press ahead with its plan to oust Bao Dai, resign Diem’s cabinet, and form a provisional republic. The committee threatens to appeal to the people and warns force could be used if Diem stalls.
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South Viet Nam
National Revolutionary Committee of
Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Diem
National Revolutionary Committee
France
Ho Han Son
Nhi Lang
South
Viet Nam
Ho Han-Son
Bank Statements Are Requested By Federal Agencies
The controller of the currency issued a call for a statement of condition of all National banks at the close of business Thursday June 30. Similar requests were issued by the Federal Reserve Board and the FDIC. The Reserve Board applies to state chartered banks that are Fed members. the FDIC call affects state banks that are FDIC members but not Fed members.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
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Reserve System
Senate Faces Restudy on Dixon Yates Power Plan
The Senate moves to fund a transmission line for the Dixon Yates project amid a presidential restudy ordered by Eisenhower. A Memphis city decision to build its own plant prompts likely contract cancellation and possible payments to Dixon Yates, with debate focused on keeping TVA power intact and avoiding higher bills.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Rowland R. Hughes
Dixon- Yates
Memphis
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA Power
Dixon-Yates
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Knowland
Rcalif
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
House
West Memphis
Ark
AEC
Picnic draws 70 000 at Ontario event with long food table
About 70 000 people attended Ontario California's all-states picnic yesterday. A mile long table displayed foods and sections were set for the various states plus Canada and Mexico.
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Calif
Canada
Mexico
Khrushchev Meets U S Hosts at Geneva Summit Prep Party
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev and top officials including Premier Bulganin attend a Fourth of July embassy party in Washington. Khrushchev says the Geneva talks must be honest and equal, rejects ideas the USSR is forced, and stresses readiness to negotiate without concessions.
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Geneva
Khrushchev
Walter N. Walmsley
Nikolai Bulganin
Spasso House
Charles E. Bohlen
Bulganin
Georgi Malenkov
A. I. Mikoyan
Lazar Kaganovich
Georgi Zhukov
Bohlen
United States
Eisenhower
Walmsley
Soviet Union
U.S
Charles Bohlen
Washington
Near Record Heat Across Carolinas on Independence Day
The Associated Press reports near record temperatures across the Carolinas for July 4 and 5. Charlotte hit 99 degrees before 3 p m, the hottest Independence Day in 76 years of records, with a 17 degree drop after afternoon showers. Other cities logged highs such as Asheville 85, Charleston 87, Greensboro 84, Greenville 89, Raleigh 93, and Wilmington 92.
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Carolinas
Charlotte
Charlotte Weather Bureau
Carolina
Asheville
Charleston
Greensboro
Greenville
Raleigh
Wilmington
Graham's Ministry Reaches All Classes
Billy Graham, at 37, has drawn invitations from Churchill Eisenhower Queen Juliana and Wilhelmina. He met them at the Soestdijk palace near Amsterdam to discuss his ministry with Ruth and their four children, presenting Jesus Christ as the core message. An earlier royal audience with Farouk of Egypt ended abruptly.
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Chattanooga News-Free Press
Rotterdam
Billy Graham
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Elizabeth II
Billy
Glasgow
Pagis
Holland
Juliana
Wilhelmina
Imina
Ruth
Soestdijk
Amsterdam
Theen
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Farouk
Egypt
Peron Reforms Shift in U S Argentina Ties
Washington reports a two year shift toward friendlier but not close relations as Peron turns attention to Catholic priests and Argentina asserts leadership among American republics. Old resentments linger over U S beef bans and competition in meat and wheat markets. More on page five.
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U.S
United States
Juan Domingo Pero
Spruille Braden
Big Bang Shakes Up Britons
A loud double bang shook southern England just after midnight. Londoners and Maidstone residents spilled into the streets seeking answers as theories ranged from a meteorite impact to a sonic boom from an American jet pilot during Independence Day celebrations. Scotland Yard and U S Air Force offered no explanations.
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England
U.S
Maidstone
Scotland Yard
U.S. Air Force Headquarters
Record Fourth of July traffic deaths hit 393
Traffic deaths over 78 hours reached 393, the highest for a three day Independence Day period. Drownings totaled 239 and 141 died in miscellaneous accidents, pushing total fatalities to 772 across all accident types. Every state and DC reported at least one fatality.
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District of Columbia
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Traffic Moves Along Smoothly in Washington Transit Strike
Washington traffic ran smoother than Friday though heavy jams persisted as government workers faced the transit strike for a fifth day. Car pooling and early starts eased congestion while police anticipated worse snarls in heat. DC commissioners held talks with Capital Transit directors absent chairman Louis Wolfson due to Pacific Coast commitments.
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Washington
Kingsize
District of Columbia
Capital Transit Co
Louis E. Wolfson
Pacific Coast
Truman Completes Memoirs Publication Plan Announced
Former President Harry S Truman completed a 500000 word memoir manuscript after two years work. The memoirs will serially appear in the New York Times Life Magazine and the St. Louis Post Dispatch starting in fall. Doubleday & Co. will publish the books with Year of Decisions due Oct 20 and Years of Trial and Hope slated for February 1956.
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Harry 8. Truman
New York Times
Life Magazine
St. Louis
Andrew Heiskel
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