Ministers Weigh Disarmament Plan At Geneva Summit
The United States Britain and France reportedly will propose at the next Big Four talks a formula to reverse the arms race. Dulles discussed the idea with Harold Macmillan and Antoine Pinay. Molotov responded to U S compensation claims after a Navy patrol was shot down near Alaska and Siberia, with the United States denying error about location.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Bly
Russia
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
York
San Francisco
United Nations
V. M. Molotov
Alaska
Siberia
Interna
State Department
U.S
Molotov
Siceour
Laneiee
Wyoming Floods Strain Towns as Rivers Burst Banks
Torrington and Fort Laramie faced rising floodwaters after cloudbursts across Wyoming. The North Platte river system swelled with heavy rains filling creeks and irrigation ditches while power outages and emergency food relief followed. A motorist suffered facial cuts when a windshield was struck by debris as the flood moved through the region.
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North Platte
Fort Laramie
Lingle Rone
Wyoming Highway Patrol
U.S
Torrington
Sherif Stan Stathaway
Canoe
Guernseyle
Laramie
Lingle
Mother Kangaroo Escapes In Baltimore Chase
A mother kangaroo breaks from a zoo group and hops through Maiden Avenue toward Druid Park Drive. Police, zoo attendants, and a TV crew chase the animal across streets and woods until the kangaroo is subdued after biting a helper. The incident ends with the animal on Station WAAM's Is Your Zoo program.
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Baltimore
Maiden Avenue
Druid Park Drive
Inter Army
Ben Geary
WAAM
Argentina frees 19 Radical party leaders after revolt detentions
Buenos Aires reports Argentina releases 19 Radical party leaders detained since the June 16 uprising. Four more party members remain jailed as of today. The action affects figures tied to the Salita newspaper and other Peron era arrests. Flights to Buenos Aires resume for commercial travel. private flights and air clubs remain restricted.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Radical Party
Juan D. Peron
Poute
Ya Peron
David Michel Forin
Salita
el Intransigente
Peron
Torino
Con
Inter-American Press Assn
Nationalist Plane Hit by MIGs Off Formosa Coast
A Nationalist airline craft was struck by MIGs off East White Dog Island near Matsu. An unidentified U.S. military doctor aboard was wounded but not seriously. The plane departed Taipei at 11 10 AM and was evacuated to the outpost for care.
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U.S
Matsu
Formosa
Matsui
Taipei
United Nations Session Hailed As Big Steel Wage Talks Standoff
United States Steel Corp Inland Steel and the United Steelworkers union clash over wage offers as 669000 workers face potential strike. The union rejects 6 10 cent pay elevates and plans midnight walkout if no agreement. Both sides hold firm as talks stall and preparatory telegrams signal potential shutdowns.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
William G. Caples
Inland Steel
U.S. Steel
Ro John A. Stephens
McDonald
Caples
Chicago
Aaeree
Stetmif
Emottion
Ee En Oe Sa
Eanh
Inland
Reins Offered To Segni In Italian Cabinet Talks
Rome Antonio Segni, 64 year old farmer and center right Christian Democrat, has until Thursday to accept or reject Iaty’s seventh cabinet bid. A formal formation path would begin with Gronchi and aim to assemble ministers from centrist parties, Social Democrats, and possibly Republicans, with Ezio Vanoni as a fallback. Segni, born in Sardinia with northern Italy family roots, stands in contrast to outgoing premier.
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Rome
Antonio Seni
Christian Democrat
Iaty
Cowl
Alcide de Gasri
Luigi
Segni
Gronchi
Ezio Vanoni
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Social Democrats
Christian Democrats
Pranler Geet
Communusegni
Sardinia
Italy
Tobacco Industry Defends Against Medical Claims In Virginia
Virginia Beach officials report F. Royster of Henderson urged tobacco interests to resist what he called unproved medical claims and questionable evidence from the American Cancer Society. W. T. Hoyt of New York echoed that no conclusive cancer-causing substance in tobacco has been proven, urging a cautious public stance as debate continues. More on page fourteen.
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Jess Ledbetter
Sid
Kennett
Harrison Clay
Flint
Mich
Virginia Beach
American Cancer Society
Royster
Henderson
Warehouse Association
Cavalier Club
W. T. Hoyt
New York
Hoyt
Uch
Security Study Is Supported by Senate Vote
The measure sponsored by Senators Humphrey and Stennis advances for Senate debate as supporters urge strengthening the federal security program. With backing from several, the 12 member commission would review and recommend improvements to the security apparatus. Mundt previously opposed but now backs the move, saying vigilance is needed to ensure the federal security net functions effectively.
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Humphrey
D-Minn
Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Aeveral
Brownell
Walter
D-Pa
Sen
Mundt
Government Opera Committee
Judge Hayes Not Retiring From Bench AmidHealth Notes
Federal Judge Mayes of the Middle District in Greensboro says he will not retire despite questions about his health. He reports improvement from a February heart attack and expects to carry a normal workload by autumn with continued treatment, while plans to work on case load with others on a restricted schedule.
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Wilkesboro
N.C
Johnson
Mayes
Middle District
Sakes
Federal
Greensboro
Coolane
Big Four Talks Revival Seen From U N Anniversary
In San Francisco Russia and Western powers deem the U N tenth anniversary session worthwhile for diplomacy. They report cordial behind the scenes talks, progress toward Geneva summit planning, and focus on disarmament and German unification discussions with allies seeking reassurance for Russia.
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San Francisco
Russia
U.N
Geneva
Soen
Eelco N. van Kleffens
M . M. Molotov
Molotov
John Foster Dulles
Alliantic Treaty Tion
Curity
Regaining Normal Life for Measles Survivor Charles Dunford
Charles Dunford of Reading England, nearly blind and paralyzed for 39 years, begins to live normally again after long illness. He caught measles at age 11 and did not recover, with injuries and world events shaping his difficult life.
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Reading
England
Charles Dunford
Dunford
Eisenhower Receives Maine Welcome After Weekend
President Eisenhower gets an official welcome in Maine during a weekend of events. Governor Reed is set to host him in Skowhegan with Sen. Margaret Chase Smith present. A clambake at Mrs. Smith’s home and a White House conference with Dulles follow amid fallout from the Soviet patrol plane incident.
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Parmachenee Lake
Eisenhower
Maine
Skowhegan
Margaret Chase Smith
Mus
Eisenower
V. M. Molotov
Dulles
San
Eisenehower
State Department
Cael
Pied
Russia
Parmachenee Lake Club
Sen
Payne
House
Hale, Nekson
McIntire
John F. Weston
Fryeburg
Satellite Resolution Sparks Senate Debate on Free Speech
Senate debates a proposed satellite resolution urging President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles to seek Russian agreement to discuss Iron Curtain status at a July Four Power summit. Key figures Senator Knowland and Senator George weigh timing and impact while McCarthy opponents back a restraint plan.
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Senate
Dullesto
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jes
Herbert Hoover Jr
Sen
McCarthy
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