U.S. Opposes U.N. Meeting on Guatemala
The United States refused Guatemala’s push to convene the U.N. Security Council for immediate action on the Guatemalan conflict. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. warned against Soviet propaganda, noting the council favored pursuing settlement via the Organization of American States. Guatemala demanded council action and charged Honduras and Nicaragua with aiding mercenaries, to be discussed by Inter-American Peace in Washington.
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Guatemala
U. N. Security Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Western Hemisphere
Lodge
Organization of American States
Soviet Union
Eduardo Castillo Arriola
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Castillo Arriola
Honduras
Nicaragua
Councilo
Washington
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Eisenhower
U. S
Institute of North American Culture
Santiago
el Mercurio
Russia
Weather tracks hot and wet across nation with floods in Iowa
The Associated Press reports fair and warm weather dominating much of the U S with scattered showers and storms from New York to Tennessee. Record highs were set or tied in Nevada Arizona and Colorado while the Des Moines River swelled to threaten central Iowa. volunteers reinforced levees as several cities faced flood risk.
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Midwest
New York States
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
New York State
Great Lakes
Maine
California
Alta Lakes
Dakotas
Rts
Nevada
Arizona
Colcadio
Rockies
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Needles
Calif
Mississippi Valley
Des Moines
Iowa
Sioux City
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Cedar River
Picnic for Golden Anniversary Couples Draws 93-Year-Old Visitor
A Los Angeles event yesterday offered a special outing for couples married 50 years or more. The first picnic attracted golden anniversary pairs, with the oldest participant aged 93.
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Los Angeles
Bids On Four Projects To Be Opened
Raleigh Budget Bureau to open bids on four building projects next month. Frank Turner said July 13 bids for a $70,000 minerals museum building on Gillespie Gap with National Park Service cooperation. July 14 bids on a $465,000 library renovation at North Carolina State College and two pedestrian underpasses funded in part by Southern Railway and Seaboard Air Line for $55,000. July 15 bids at Camp Butner for a $1,400,000 renovation of six ward buildings.
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Raleigh
Budget Bureau
Frank Turner
Gillespie Gap
Blue Ridge Parkway
U.S. National Park Service
North Carolina State College
College
School of Design
Turner
State College
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Camp Butner
Benelux Agree On Alternative Defense Plan
In The Hague the Belgian Luxembourg Dutch foreign ministers reach a unanimous plan for regional defense if the European Defense Community fails. Defense Minister Staf notes no direct Germany tie but German troops may figure in the plan as the northeastern Netherlands flank would need help.
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Hague
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Cornelis Staf
West Germany
Staf
France
Italy
Stock Market Decline Mixed as Early Signs Point to Curb
New York stocks weakened through the afternoon with most issues slipping one point or more. Tobaccos steadied after yesterday’s sharp drop linked to a cancer smoking report, while several leaders like General Electric and Du Pont showed smaller losses and gains remained modest overall. Approximate 1 p.m. volume ran near 2.1 million shares.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
New York Central
General Motors ‘Cities Service
Phelps Dodge
du Pont
20Th Century-Fox
General Electric
Philco
Douglas Aircraft
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds Tobacco
American Tobacco
Allied Chemical and Aluminium Ltd
Larsen Advances to Wimbledon Third Round in Straight Sets
Larsen, former U S champion from San Leandro, defeats India's Narenda Nath 7-5 6-3 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon third round. In other results, Bobby Wilson topples Amando Vieira 7-5 6-3 6-3, Budge Patty beats Hugh Stewart 10-8 4-6 16-3 6-4, and Bob Falkenburg defeats Paul Remy 6-4 16-4 8-6.
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Art Larsen
U. S
India
Narenda Nath
San Leandro
Calif
Bobby Wilson
Britain
Brazil
Amando Vieira
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Bob Falkenburg
Patty
Hugh Stewart
Falkenburg
Rio de Janeiro
France
Paul Remy
Vermont Builds Makeshift Covered Bridge After Gusty Storm
A gusty thunder storm yesterday lifts an empty 40 foot silo and drops it 600 feet away across a brook near Fairfield. The farmer’s wife, Mrs. Donald Reed, says the fallen silo makes a perfect covered bridge for the crossing.
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Fairfield
Vermont
Donald Reed
Ground-Breaking Ceremonies For Lorillard Plant In Greensboro
Ground breaking for P Lorillard Co s 13 million cigarette plant in Greensboro featured Herbert A Kent as principal speaker. State and company officials attended including State Treasurer Edwin Gill Ben Douglas and Lorillard executives William J Halley Frank Hopewell and Joseph J Blackwall. Plant cost 10 million to build with 3 million for equipment on an 80 acre site.
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Greensboro
P. Lorillard Co
Herbert A. Kent
Edwin Gill
Ben Douglas
State Department of Conservation and Development
Gill
Lorillard Company
North Carolina
Willliam J
Congregational Christians May Decide Fate Of Agency
About 2,500 delegates at Yale for the General Council biennial meet me engage in a dispute over the Social Action Council. Opponents charge politics while supporters say the council applies church teaching to social issues. A merger with the Evangelical and Reformed Church is also debated among factions.
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New Haven
Conn
Ray Gibbons
Church
Council For Social Action
Counsell
Yale University
General Council of the
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
North Dakota
California
Social Action Council
League
Frank A. Bean
Minnapolis
Congregational Churches
Sertoma International Opens 34th Convention in Asheville
The Asheville meeting features leadership conferences before the formal opening. Charles M. Chuck Hanna of Chicago will deliver the keynote lecture. A bronze plaque will be presented to Dr. Charlie Allen of Kansas City, a co founder of Sertoma. Nearly 1,000 delegates are expected over four days.
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Asheville
Sertoma International
Charles M. Chuck Hanna
Chicago
Charlie Allen
Kansas City
Eorly
PTA Meeting in Greensboro Highlights 27th Annual Institute
A Greensboro PTA gathering featured a problem shooting session led by Miss Blanche Haley with the 27th annual Parent-Teacher Institute at Woman's College. State president Mrs. John Crawford of Raleigh presided over a symposium this afternoon with participants including Mrs. H. S. Hassell of Rham, Mrs. Paul Peterson of Leaksville, Tom Banks of Raleigh, Mrs. Floyd McCanless of Asheville, Mrs. H. S. Godwin of Greensboro, and Dr. Laura Ross Venning of Charlotte.
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Greensboro
Blanche Haley
Woman's College
John Crawford
Raleigh
H. S. Hassell
Rham
Paul Peterson
Leaksville
Tom Banks
Floyd McCanless
Asheville
H. S. Godwin
Laura Ross Venning
Charlotte
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