Humphrey Defends Policies Amid Senate Testimony
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey concludes four and a half years in the Eisenhower cabinet by defending free enterprise in a 1500 page testimony before the Senate Finance Committee. He asserts his focus on reducing restrictions and creating a business climate for record growth, noting only farmers missed the prosperity. The record covers 14 days of testimony with sharp questions during cross examination.
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Washington
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Geutt
Graham sermon fills Yankee Stadium with record crowd
Evan Graham and Vice President Richard Nixon headlined a service at Yankee Stadium drawing an estimated 100000 inside. Police reported about 20000 were turned away after 67000 seats filled and 33000 standing room, including the outfield. The event extended Graham's New York crusade beyond May 15, now slated through August 10.
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Yankee Stadium
Billy Graham
New York
Evan Graham
Richard Nixon
Ballpark
New
Abc-Tv
United States
God
Nixon
Graham
Madison Square Garden
America
Clock Watcher Kennedy Keeps Clocks in Running Order
Charles C. Kennedy of Guthrie Center Iowa, 71, a former barbershop inspector, is known for maintaining a vast set of clocks, keeping them in good running order.
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Guthrie Center
Iowa
Charles C. Kennedy
Tatiana
Testing State Assignment Laws Over Desegregation Efforts
In five cities many Negro families pursue enrollment in white schools under the 4th Circuit's desegregation rulings. Old Fort and Bryson City cases test pupil assignment rules while Greensboro Charlotte and Winston-Salem face dual systems. The UNC and Wake Forest institutions begin increasing Negro admissions. A white student also attends a Negro college summer session in Greensboro.
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U. S. 4Th Circuit
Virginia
Louisiana
U. S. Supreme Court
South Carolina
George Bell Timmeraes
Old Fort
4Th Circuit
Wilson Warlick
Kee
U.S. Supreme Court
Samuel H. Mitchell
Raleigh
Howey
Mitchell
Bryson City
Sylva
Swain County
Greensboro
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Mecklenburg County
Greensbro
Winston- Salem
Winston - Salem
Tar Heel
University of Northan
College
University of North Carolina
Southern Theological Seminary
Wake Forest
Colorado Land Rush Opens Vast Uranium Area
Nucla Colorado July 0 claim markers sprawl across 500 square miles as about 2000 seekers rush for uranium claims returned to public domain by the Federal Bureau of Land Management after nine year withdrawal by the Atomic Energy Commission. An airplane, jeeps, and trucks join prospector groups led by D Lew Williams and James Lee Mayor as claims are staked at Menegrem Mesa and Long Park with two way radio in use and certificates filed after 7 am official opening.
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Nucla
Colo
Colorado
Federal Bureau of Land Management
Atomic Energy Commission
PLC
Greasy Mining & Millingry
Montrose
D. Lew Williams
Norwood
Colorado Plateau
James Lee
Trinidad
Menegrem Mesa
Long Park
Union Carbide Nuclear Co
Regent
Brando Treated For Burns In Paris Hotel Incident
Paris July 20 Marlon Brando entered the American Hospital for first degree burns after spilling scalding tea in the Prince of Wales Hotel bar two days earlier. He will continue work on his new film Young Lions.
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Paris
Marlon Brando
Prince of Ales
Macmillan Warns Of Inflation In Britain
Bedford England July 7 Prime Minister Harold Macmillan warned inflation is Britain's burning problem. He urged restraint and self discipline while stressing growth and full employment as the means to steady prices. He warned rising costs risk pricing Britain out of world markets and unemployment returning.
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Bedford
England
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Macmillan
Russians Close Vladivostok Bay To Foreign Ships
MOCOW July 20 Russians sealed most of Vladivostok Bay to foreign ships and aircraft by order of the Council of Ministers. The line runs from the mouth of the Tumen Ula River to Cape Ivan of Steen, blocking routes to and from Nakhodka. Vladivostok, with 325000 people, is a major Pacific port, terminus of the Trans Siberian Railway, and a base for Soviet fishing and wartime shipping.
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MOCOW
Vladivostok Bay
Council of Ministers
Ghta Hl 2
Radio Moscow
Tumen-Ula
Ion of Steen
Nakhodka
Vladivostok
Amur Bay
Golden Horn Bay
Great Bay
Russia
Forecast: Sunny Northeast Pacific and Plateau Regions
Sunny skies persist across most of the Northeast, Pacific coast, and central and southern Plateau. Rain expected across the rest of the United States with cooler readings in New England and little change elsewhere. Warm conditions continue in the Midwest, Ohio Valley, and the Virginias.
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Pacific Coast
Plateau
U. S
New England
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Virginias
Dominican Republic hires Amlrican lawyers for Galindez probe
The Dominican Republic announces it has engaged Morris S. Ernst of New York and William H. Munson of Buffalo to lead an inquiry into the disappearance of Dr. Jesus de Galindez and possible related kidnapping. Sydney S. Baron & Co. will publicize findings and run a compliance program. Costs total about 160000 dollars for investigators and staff.
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New York
Jesus de Galindez
Republic
Oregon
Morris S. Ernst
Roosevelt
Truman
William H. Munson
Buffalo N. Y
Neemen
Eee
A. de Moya
United States
U. S
Sydney S. Baron &Co
Ceabiiea’ & Cilouiin
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Heatwave Sweeps Nation With 90s Across Regions
The Associated Press notes tropical heat blankets much of the country with temperatures in the 90s reaching as far north as Boston and Milwaukee. Thunderstorms rumble across Florida and Gulf states, while Nebraska sees rain and localized flooding. Cooler air heads toward New England as another hot spell looms for the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Boston
Milwaukee
Florida
Gulf States
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Nebraska
Lincoln Creek
Staplehurst
Pacific Coast
Far West
Canada
New England
Midwest
Navy Plane Missing In Italy
An American Navy PV2 twin engine plane with 12 aboard vanished near Theviso Italy during a landing in inclement weather. Italian Alpine brigades scoured the northern mountains while radio appeals sought wreckage though heavy rainstorms blocked air searches.
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Italy
Theviso
Casablanca Garda
Allies could receive atomic weapons under NATO stockpile plan
Washington reports indicate administrations studied options to provide North Atlantic Treaty Allies with nuclear arms without broad congressional authorization. Possible approach cited would stockpile bombs and warheads in Western Europe under U S control with presidential release during war, not changing the Atomic Energy Act.
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Europe
Strike Halts Grading at Bowaters Carolin Plant
Rock Hill South Carolina July 20 grading work stopped at Bowaters Carolin pulp plant near Catawba as operators of large machines walked out for higher pay and better conditions. About half of the 100 grading workers are union members and most operate earth moving equipment demanding 2.25 per hour instead of 1.75 according to union representative A B Dixon.
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Rock Hill
S.C
Bowaters Caroling
Catawba
International Union of Operating Engineers
Boyle Construction Co
Sumter
A. B. Dixon
Charlotte
N.C
Dixon
A. D. McCoy
Boyle
Edwin Boyle
Bowaters
T. C. Bannister
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