Big Four End Geneva Summit With Plans For Europe Security
The Big Four nations wrapped up a summit in Geneva agreeing on a quick and long range European security plan. They instruct foreign ministers to meet in October to discuss German reunification, European security, and disarmament steps with a UN study set for Aug. 29 in New York.
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Preston Grover
Geneva
Germany
Europe
Washington
State Department
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
United Nations
New York
Disappointed Iowa Falls Hosts Lose Soviet Delegate Stay
Soviet delegation leader Vladimir Matskevich canceled an overnight host stay in Iowa Falls without explanation. The group split into three units touring area towns while another Soviet official arrived in Ames with no stated reason.
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Tom Whitney
Ames
Iowa
Alexander Tulupnikov
Matskevich
Iowa Falls
V. L. Lomovtsev
GOP Senators Endorse Eisenhower Bold Proposal
Nineteen Republican senators issued a joint statement backing President Eisenhower's bold plan to exchange military blueprints with Russia. They praised his Geneva actions and predicted a warm welcome home, while noting concern from party leaders about prior consultation.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Geneva
Nixon
Congress
Sen. Case
R-Nj
Sen
Knowland
California
GOP
Bridges
New Hampshire
Republican Policy Committee
Bridges and Son
Millikin
Colorado
Washington National Airport
Apene
Aiken
Farmers OK Extension Of Quotas In Tar Heel State Vote
North Carolina tobacco growers approve a three year extension of marketing quotas and 90 percent parity price supports by a large margin in a statewide referendum. Incomplete county returns show 7 028 for the extension and 225 against among 16 of 70 counties.
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Raleigh
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Office
Tobacco Associates, Inc
North Carolina Peanut Growers Assn
Krushchev Bested By Eisenhower In Geneva Smiles Duel
AP analysis notes Khrushchev returned from Geneva humbled by Eisenhower in a war of smiles. The summit may spark a new struggle for Soviet power as Moscow adjusts to perceived diplomatic setbacks and internal responsibility for errors. Eisenhower’s bold, open proposals pressured the Soviet leadership and unsettled hardened positions.
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Krushchev
William L. Ryan
Nikita S. Krushchev
Geneva
Eisenhower
Moscow
Khrushchev
Favoritism Charged To AF General
Retired Maj. Gen. Byron E. Gates of Chanute Air Force Base faces charges of accepting money and using his rank to favor insurance and automotive firms. The Air Force alleges he sponsored companies on base and influenced sales to military personnel between 1953 and 1955, with a $7,000 payment cited. An investigation may lead to court martial. Gates will be recalled to active duty during the inquiry.
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Washington
Air Force
Byron E. Gates
Chanute Air Force Base
Ill
Air Service
Gates
Chanute
R. H. Clark
Col. Clark
Scott Air Force Base
St. Louis
Charles H. Myers
Air Training Command
Scott
Oe Ae
Rantoul
Illy
Clark
Three U.S. Turncoats Return From China to Face Prospects
Three former POWs from Georgia Mississippi and Texas land in San Francisco next Friday amid legal uncertainty. Justice Department weighs civilian versus military jurisdiction as officials promise no charges yet. The ex soldiers fled repatriation at Panmunjom in 1953 and lived in China before coming home.
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Washington
Pacific
San Francisco
Justice Department
William A. Cowart
Dalton
Otho G. Bell
Shillsboro
Miss
Lewis W. Griggs
Neches
Tex
U.S. Army
Panmunjom
Red China
Thm
Hong Kong
United States
Losing Forces Plead For Countywide Vote
The Citizens Group for a Referendum urged a countywide liquor vote after losing High Point. Horace Haworth of United Dty Forces praised the local result but declined comment on a statewide or countywide ballot. J W Morgan urged a countywide election, saying the group formed to secure High Point votes accomplished its goal.
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High Point
United Dty Forces
Vets
Horace Haworth
City Forces
J. W. Morgan
Grea
Morgan
Ade
Red Premier Sees Geneva Start Of East West Era
Premier Bulganin hailed Geneva as opening a new era in East West relations and aiding real peace. He offered no reply to Eisenhower's mutual blueprint exchange proposal or to his call for freer East West ties. Bulganin urged European security and a collective security system involving all European states and the United States.
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Stanley Johnson
Geneva
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Zhukov
Leonid Ilyichev
Europe
United States of America
Sgt Tyler Is Acquitted At Ft Bragg
Sgt John L. Tyler 25 of Moundsville West Virginia was acquitted of aiding the enemy while a POW in Korea. The court martial deliberated 50 minutes to find him not guilty on the remaining charges after a directed verdict of acquittal on three counts.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
John L. Tyler
Moundsville
W.va
Korea
C. E. Noell
Tyler
Maj
Noell
Ler
Ike Will Report To Nation Monday
President Eisenhower will deliver a 15 minute national report on the Geneva conference Monday. The address will be carried by ABC NBC and Mutual radio networks at 10 15 p.m. EDT and televised by NBC ABC with Dumont partially hooked up. A film recording is to be made for evening use.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
ABC
NBC
Rag
Mutual
Dumont
Drys Win By Heavy Margin In High Point Referendum
High Point voters backed the drys by a wide margin in a special election on ABC liquor stores. Unofficial totals show 5 446 against and 2 283 in favor, with 7 729 total ballots, the largest in the township since 1952. Precinct 5 was the closest race. Results mean no High Point vote on ABC stores for at least three years.
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Forrest Cates Enterprise
High Point Drys
Wets
ABC
High Point
iHigh Point
Wet Forces
Dry
Dry Forces
Election Board
Arthur Utley
General Assembly
Citizens Group
Four American fighter pilots restored to full duty
Four U S fighter pilots released by China and held since the Korean War were returned to full duty after a board review. The officers named were Lt Col Edwin Heller Wynnewood Pa Capt Harold Fischer Jr Swea City Ia 1st Lt Roland W Parks Omaha Neb and Lt Lyle Cameron Lincoln Neb Their confessions under pressure were deemed involuntary and the process followed the standard POW return procedures.
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Washington
Air Force
Edwin Heller
Wynneewood
Harold Fischer Jr
Swea City
Town
Roland W. Parks
Omaha
Neb
Oat
Lyle Cameron
Lincoln
Yalu
North China
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