No easy solution in sight for Cold War tensions
Davidson College alumnus Walter S. Robertson warned that Geneva produced no substantive agreements on Cold War issues. He noted continuing tensions in the Far East, remaining violations of the Korean armistice, and the danger of assuming Geneva sanctified the current state of affairs. Robertson urged patience and adherence to peoples' wishes to reduce global tensions.
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Robertson
Davidson
John R. Cunningham
Charlotte
Community of Free Nations
Korea
Syngham Rhee
Far East
Red China
North Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Red Leaders Confer In Crimea Amid Talks On Geneva
Soviet Premier Bulgarin and party boss Khrushchev hold high level talks in Sevastopol with aides on disarmament, Eisenhower letters, and the 20th Party Congress. Absence of Molotov noted while Zhukov and Kuznetzov attend as discussion centers on mutual inspection plans and aerial surveillance.
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Bulgarin
Nikita Khrushchev
Crimea
Geneva
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Sevastopol
V. M. Molotov
Common Party
Adm
N. G. Gorshov
Zhukov
Kuznetzov
Neva
Bulgaria
Violent Tempest Kills Eleven Across Northeast
A late season extra tropical cyclone lashed the Eastern Seaboard with hurricane gusts and heavy rain, killing 11 people in auto accidents electrocutions and drownings. New York state led with 5 deaths, Connecticut 2, New Jersey 1 and Maine 1. Roads flooded power lines downed and boats capsized as flooding rippled from Pennsylvania to Maine.
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Maine
Weather Bureau
Carolina
Tropics
Hazel
Pennsylvania
Canada
New England
Diane
Providence
R.C
Norwalk
Conn
Connecticut
New York State
Newark
Lackaswanna Railroad
Cresco
Stroudsburg
Eight Oriental Orphans Join Oregon Family at Holt Farm
CRESWELL Ore All eight Korean children four boys and four girls arrived from Korea and were brought to the Holt farm where headlines and noise followed their big adoption day. Barbara Holt 16 said the new siblings kept the household lively with crying fits as photographers and reporters crowded the scene. Harry Holt exhausted but happy described the momentous day after returning from Korea with the children and additional adopted youngsters.
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U. S
Harry Holt
Creswell
Ore
Stewart
Bob Pierce
Sen. Neuberger
U.S
Portland
Korea
Oregon
Barbara
Holts
Betty Rhee
Holt
Kathleen Cowan
Congress
William Collier
Charles C. Hobbs Jr
Corpus Christi
Tex
Robert L. Franklin
Benton Harbor
Mich
Woman Credits Home Cooking For Longevity In Gouveurneur
Mrs. Melinda Richards aged 100 in Gouverneur New York credits a lifetime of home cooked meals for her longevity. Her son-in-law Lewis Cornell says she has never eaten in a hotel or restaurant.
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Gouverneur
N. Y.P
Melinda Richards
Lewis Cornell
Princess Margaret and Townsend Date Sparks Royal Wedding Hopes
Princess Margaret on a weekend date with RAF Group Capt. Peter Townsend at a Windsor area country house fuels Britons' belief they will marry. Clarence House issued a privacy plea while newspapers weigh the implications and plan for an official engagement announcement.
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Binfield
England
Princessargaret
RAF
Peter Townsend
Townsend
Windsor Forest
Clarence House
London
Elizabeth
Margaret
Princess Margaret
Elizabeth II
Brussels
Rd Rothermere
Daily Mail
Liberal News-Chronicle
Ike Ready For Day's Business on 65th Birthday
President Eisenhower, nearing four weeks of convalescence after a heart attack, holds a cabinet level hospital conference in Denver. Secretary Humphrey flies in for a bedside visit and planned news conference as aides note the birthday celebration with gifts and flowers filling the hospital.
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Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Washington
Denver White House
Humpirey
Sherman Adams
James C. Hagerty
White House
Ex-Convict Leads Cops To Corpse Near Reno
A 25 year old ex convict Ralph Reno led police to the body of his stepmother Stella Reno 36 Hollywood found in a culvert on a canyon road near the Nevada California line. Police say rope was nearby and the cause of death suspected strangulation. Reno refused to admit murder and asked for a lawyer as detectives questioned him after being arrested in Reno following an assault on his father. He was to be extradited to California as officers sought more details.
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Nev
Hollywood
Ted Berrum
Stella Reno
Truckee
Calif
Berrum
Los Angeles
Andrew Reno
William Brodhead
Mrs. Reno
Broadhead
California
Midwest Governors push quick action on farm aid plan
Republican governors from the corn belt urge the Eisenhower administration to adopt a four point program to boost farm prices. They call for federal purchases of pork for consumption, emergency measures to raise farmer income, state led farmer committees to improve distribution, and a national soil conservation policy.
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Des Moines
Midwest Corn Belt
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Leo Hoegh
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Earl Butz
Fred Seaton
Eisenhower
Butz
Fred Hall
Department of Agriculture
Congress
White House acts to back Hurricane Area SBA loans
The White House approved an emergency policy to fund SBA disaster loans in hurricane areas. With August floods draining resources, the 25 million dollar ceiling may be raised when Congress returns. interim loans at 6 percent will be offered, then rate drop to 3 percent retroactively once lifted.
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Denver
White House
Small Business Administration
SBA
Denver White House
Eisenhower
105 Jailed After Riots In Morocco
French authorities report 105 Moroccans arrested at Marrakech after an evening of burning and looting tied to nationalist agitation for home rule. One Moroccan hurt by firemen during attempts to escape a hostile crowd. Mostly boys aged six to twelve among the rioters. cafe de France attacked. shops burned. a warehouse pillaged. power and telephone lines cut.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Marrakech
Cafe de France
Ormeece
Humphrey Sees Eisenhower on Budget Outlook in Denver
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey visited President Eisenhower in Denver with upbeat notes on the free world economy. He did not have pressing budget or tax decisions to discuss and did not confirm reports about Internal Revenue chief T. Coleman Andrews resigning despite aides suggesting the move.
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Treasury
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Denver
Associates
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue
Andrews
Internal Revenue Service
Denver Associates
Free World
Europe
Istanbul
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Census Director Doubts Automation Fear Proved Groundless
Census Director Robert W Burgess told the Senate Economic subcommittee that fears of machines displacing workers have proved groundless and automation will boost jobs in the long run. He cited 1940 to 1950 as proof and predicted new roles will be less arduous and better paying as production rises. Ford official D J Davis supported retraining displaced workers for new tasks and continued strong output in autos.
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Washington
Robert W. Burgess
Burgess
Senate House
D. J. Davis
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Davis
Lion
Medal of Honor winner Lucas helps college life transition
Winston-Salem's Jack Lucas, a World War II Medal of Honor recipient, speaks on adjusting to life as a full-time student at High Point College. The Sunday Enterprise previews tomorrow's 48-page edition with features on desks, look-alikes in optometry, and local news.
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High Point College
Jack Lucas
Winston- Salem
Sunday Enterprise
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