Dulles Opens London Talks On Open Skies Plan
Secretary of State Dulles flew to London to push a precise open skies plan for Europe during stalled five power disarmament talks. He will meet with Harold Stassen, Prime Minister Macmillan, and Foreign Secretary Lloyd to seek support and decide whether talks should continue or recess. Canada backs mutual aerial inspection as a first stage, aiding cross border talks.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
Europe
Harold E. Stassen
U.S
U.N
Mittee
Se Ene
Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Canada
Soviet Russia
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Seeds of Faith Power in Small Beginnings
The author argues that seeds of all sizes hold inherent strength and that even tiny seeds can yield powerful plants. Power stems from God as Creator, with faith enabling humans to achieve great outcomes from small efforts.
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R. L. Dieffenbacher
D.D
NEA
42 Deaths Reported In Mexico City Quake Toll Rises
Central Mexico faced devastation from a major quake that damaged thousands of square miles and caused millions in damages. In Mexico City and five other cities 42 people were known dead. A mother, Osio de Anguilar, 25, was rescued from seven feet of debris after her husband and child perished.
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U.S
Concepcion
Osio de Anguilar
Guerrero
Acapulco
Chil
Jackson Supports Jury Trial Debate in Civil Rights Bill
Sen. Jack son backed a jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill arguing not to endanger one right to guard another. The issue could shape Senate debate and determine whether the House passed measure advances this week or faces a Southern filibuster.
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Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Dixie Forces
Knowland
California
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Church
D-Idaho
Guatemalan President Gonzalez consolidates power after coup
Guatemala's acting President Luis Arturo Gonzalez Lopez faces a unified army and five progovernment parties as he consolidates power after Castillo Armas is shot down. Rumors of a junta are denied while national elections may be set for November. Thousands honor the fallen leader as crowds exceed 200,000 at the bier.
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Gonzales
Ramiro Gereda Asturias
Gonzalez
Oliva
Jose Luis Cruz- Salazar
Washington
Anderson Takes Over Treasury
Washington reports Secretary of the Treasury George Magoffin Humphrey hands over the nation’s finances to Robert Bernard Anderson. The Eisenhower Cabinet veteran, called the strong man, resigns after 47 years. Born in Burleson Texas, Anderson had led a vast Texas cattle oil farming and real estate empire before rising to federal posts.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George Magoffin
Humphrey
Robert Bernard Anderson
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Eienhower
Anderson
Traffic Deaths In Decrease In First Half
CHICAGO The National Safety Council reported 17,420 traffic deaths in the first six months, a 2 percent drop from 1956. Despite 5 percent higher highway travel, officials credit better driver behavior and stricter law enforcement. The council expects about 1,000 lives saved this year. Of 47 states reporting, 25 showed decreases, 21 increases, and one no change.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Dearborn
Arson Suspected After Johnson Street School Fire
City detectives probe Johnson Street School after three arson attempts. Officials report two efforts targeted the new six classroom wing, while the third succeeded in lighting a pile of paper in the old book room. Evidence includes a burned waste basket, a partially burned fiber mat, and spent matches nearby.
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Fire Destroys Large Section of Johnson Street School
A major fire at Johnson Street graded school caused extensive damage to the north and east portions of the old building while the new classrooms remained intact. Fire crews from four companies plus ladders fought the blaze, injuring Capt. J. A. Mooroe Jr. who received six stitches but returned to duties. Fire prevention chief Dr. Shelton cited the fire’s start in the northwest book room. Principal Gaither Frye discovered the blaze at 10 50 this morning. Authorities were unsure if repairs could allow reopening for the 1957 58 term.
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North Lane
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T. G. Shelton
Gaither Frye
Frye
Shelton
Dean Pruette
W. A. Tomlinson
Comber
Pessate
Bart la
Dive
Chicago Riots Spill Into Calumet Park and Southeast District
Chicago police scrambled as rioting erupted in Calumet Park and the far southeast side. About 3500 people witnessed clashes as roughly 500 officers held emergency duty amid burned cars and stone throwing, with 35 wounded and no major injuries reported.
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Chicago
Calumet Park
106Th St
Ewing Ave
Albert Anderson
Anderson
Indiana State Line
Calumet River
Big Park
East Side
Chicago Transportation Authority
Aramburu Leads in Argentina Ballot Return In Early Count
With more than half of the seven million votes tallied, moderate pro Aramburu groups led by Ricardo Balbin's People’s Radical party held a commanding edge for at least 27 of 205 assembly seats. Frondizi and Peronist factions each trailed with about 20 percent.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Argentina
Caracas
Peron
Arturo Frondizi
Radical Party
Frondizi
Pedro Aramburu
People's Radical Party
Ricardo Balbin
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