West Germany Warns U S Over Berlin Diplomacy Trap
West Germany urged the United States to resist concessions at the Big Four foreign ministers conference. Heinrich von Brentano warned Secretary of State Herter that Moscow may offer Berlin concessions to extract Western compromises. Experts failed to align Soviet and Western Berlin settlement proposals.
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Geneva
West Germany
United States
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Heinrich von Brentiano
Gromyko
Berlin
von Brentano
Herter
Ville
Indians Banned By Mills In U S Textile Tour
A seven member Indian delegation financed by the International Cooperation Administration faces denial of access to American mills. ICA said the policy bars foreign visitors, though Mehta said the group seeks management and budgeting insights, not trade secrets. The tour continues with inspections planned in West Germany France and Switzerland.
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Washington
India
U.S
International Cooperation Administration
Drabhu Mehta
Bombay
American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Percon Lt
ICA
South
New England
Mehta
Japan
A. Mehta
Frank Higgins
New Delhi
West Germany
France
Switzerland
Foreign Cars Can't Stand Up To Buffalo
In Sioux Falls an incident involving a buffalo caused damage to a car. One of the bison ran into the back end, crumpling both rear fenders and the trunk lid, illustrating a dangerous encounter between wildlife and vehicles.
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Sioux Falls
8.D
Alleged Gamblers Convicted in Terre Haute Case
Jurors convict eight men of conspiracy excise tax evasion and gambling syndicate registration failures. Defendants include Leo Shaffer Jules Horwick Philip Share Irwin Gordon James Tanner Joseph Jacobs Buck Sumner and Edgar Wyatt. Each faces up to 21 years and 50 000 fines. bonds set at 10 000. Case stemmed from ten weeks of downtown operational activity in 1957.
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Terre Haute
Ind
U.S
NASA Plans Instrument To Probe Moon
NASA announced contracts to develop a lunar seismograph to probe the moon’s surface in five to six years. The 10 to 20 pound device would use reverse thrust rockets to soften its lunar impact and relay data on crust composition rock types and meteorite sizes and speeds to Earth.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Lunar
Earth
Nixon Promises TV Replies to Hecklers in Moscow
Vice President Richard M. Nixon, back from a Siberian-Ural trip, planned a Saturday televised address to discuss his impressions of the USSR and hopes for peace. He urged Russians to hear him and urged world leaders to shift focus from war to peaceful atomic progress.
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John Scali
Moscow
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Seeche
Ural
Sverdlovsk
Soviet Union
Siberian
Rickover
Hyman G. Rickover
U.S
Russia
Siberia
City Council of Ministers
Pat Nixon
American Exhibit Draws Huge Moscow Crowd
The American exhibit becomes the biggest hit in Moscow with crowds growing daily and curiosity from Soviet locals rising. Critics in the city newspapers offer sharp praise while noting dust and heat in the glass pavilion. Exhibits receive a fresh floor covering and the fashion show reduces performances due to the heat.
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Moscow
Name The Star Of Tomorrow contest sweeps Family Weekly
The Family Weekly magazine’s Sunday supplement announces a six week “Name The Star Of Tomorrow” contest with prizes totaling over 60 thousand dollars. Judges include Janet Leigh Jerry Wald Henry Wilson and Peer Oppenheimer.
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Family Weekly
Star of Tomorrow
Enterprise Sunday
Janet Leigh
Jerry Wald
Henry Wilson
Hollywood
Peer Oppenheimer
Gertrude Ederle
Varig Airlines
Brazil
Rio
Gloria
RCA
Westinghouse
Mercury
Nesco Electric
Airex
American College
Carolinas Endure Heavy Showers Across Region
The Associated Press reports heavy rain and loud downpours across the Carolinas on Thursday. Albemarle received a two hour storm that dumped 3.2 inches, boosting July rainfall to 17.23 inches. Other cities noted include Columbia 2.60 inches, Charlotte 1.56, Raleigh 1.28, with cooler reads following the rains.
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Carolinas
Albemarle
Columbia
D.C
Charlotte
Raleigh
Teensboro
Charleston
Mrs. Nixon Visits Red Apartment in Soviet Union
Mrs. Nixon tours a miner's apartment at Deg tyarsk copper mine with his wife and baby. She comments on the spotless rooms, shares a gum moment with a frightened child, and greets onlookers as she continues her Soviet visit.
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Nixon
Alexei Semenkin
Tao Yea
Sverdlovsk
Soviet Union
Senate
Pat Nixon
Degtyarsk
Oe Ee Sea Serra
America
Tobacco opening day price rises in Border Belt markets
Federal-State Market News Service reports Carolina Border Belt tobacco opened at 59.52 dollars per hundred pounds, above 1958 opening, with total sales reaching 10,976,178 pounds. South Carolina markets sold 5,548,516 pounds at 60.44 and Tar Heel averages stood at 55.08.
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South Carolina
Etpestig Aes
Paralytic Polio Cases Increase Across States
Public Health Service statistics show 177 paralytic polio cases in the past week, the year's highest weekly total. The week ending July 25 marks 1,133 paralytic cases for 1958, well below the 2,131 cases reached by late 1955 after the Salk vaccine era began.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Cmeeee Neene
Gio
State Hit By Vaccine Shortage
RALEIGH AP North Carolina faces a shortage of Salk polio vaccine for older children and adults as the polio situation worsens. The state has an allotment of 3,600 shots for older groups, with vaccines available for under six only. Charlotte also seeks doses but was told supplies would not be available until further notice.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Charlotte
Foard
Yugoslavs Tighten Guard At World Youth Festival
Vienna officials tightened security at the seventh Communist World Youth Festival to prevent defections. East German delegates sought asylum, and one third of the program is cut to limit political discussion and social activities. About 170 American youths plan a post festival tour of the USSR.
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Hans E. Benedict
Vienna
Austria
Festtival
Commu
East Germany
Romania
U.S
U.S.S.R
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