President Eisenhower Verifies NATO Mission And Peace Goal
An article recalls Eisenhower's 1951 decision to accept NATO command, stressing his belief in NATO as a true force for peace. Bulganin replies calmly to the President’s assurances that the United States will not seek naive war, noting no clear sign of individuals named by Bulganin. After the conference, they discuss privately at the buffet with any exchange kept secret.
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NATO
Sewy
Fisen
Buland
Ianin
Hele
Eisen- 3
Theograry
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Zhu
Port OF
Spain
Trinida
United States
Toda
Trinidad
Union leader J Scott dies at 57 in Oregon
J Scott, 57, president of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, died of a heart attack on his farm near Portland Oregon. The death was announced by the union officials early today.
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Rician
Ashington
J. Scott
Uber Afl
Portland
Ore
Prescott Lodge installs new officers for year
Prescott Lodge No. 80 Masons installed Gene Lee as Worshipful Master W R Zumwalt senior warden Wat Wilson junior warden Bussy Lee senior deacon Billy Wilson junior deacon Johnny Hooks secretary A B Bonds treasurer Refreshments followed and four one ton air conditioners installed by Langston Motor & Equipment Co were in operation All Masons invited to attend meetings on the second and fourth Mondays
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Prescott Lodge No. 80
Gene Lee
W. R. Zumwalt
Wat Wilson
Bussy Lee
Billy Wilson
Johnny Hooks
A. B. Bonds
Langston Motor & Equipment Co
Prescott Lions and Kiwanis meet at Lawson Hotel
Prescott Lions Club holds a Thursday noon session at the Lawson Hotel with President Wallace Sage presiding. Lion Daniel of Hope spoke on the Lord's International Convention in Atlantic City and Miss Martha Ligon performed vocal and piano pieces. Guests included Cecil O'Steen of Hope and Dr. Fred A. White of Carralton Texas. Kiwanis speaker H H McKenzie discussed Old Ordinance in Prescott at the Lawson Hotel later Thursday.
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Lion Daniel of Hope
Atlantic City
Martha Ligon
Cecil O’steen
Hope
Fred A. White
Carralton, Texas
Horace McKenzie
Slayer of Don Mellett Recaptured in New York
Patrick Eugene McDermott a 56 year old Bronx man and onetime FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitive was recaptured by NYPD last night after an officer identified him at Jewish Memorial Hospital where he worked as an ambulance attendant. He had escaped from prison last November and admitted his identity.
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New York City
Patrick Eugene McDermott
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Daily News
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Young Bell Collector Fined for Loud Bell Noise
Carl Bjorkman, a bell hobbyist in Topeka, paid a $1 fine in Police Court for banging his largest bell staged in his front yard. Neighbors signed a petition in support, while new neighbor Grace F. Hart filed the peace disturbance complaint claiming nightly wakes.
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Grace F. Hart
Bjorkman
Deathbed Statement Darns Ley in Senate Probe
A dying witness named Hyman Roskin alleges Chicago magnate Harry Ley used Army officials and inspectors to amass a fortune on government contracts. Roskin, who died in St. Louis, signed the statement for the Senate Investigations subcommittee, detailing bribes and inflated hat contracts from 1941 to 1948.
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Washington
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Army
Hyman. Roskin
St. Louis
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Air Corps
Harry Lev
New York
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Cap Company
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Agricultural trainees from six nations arrive for two week course
Eleven trainees from Greece China Philippines Thailand Ecuador Guatemala and Uruguay arrive in Fayetteville for a two week fertilizer and liming course conducted by the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture and Home Economics with the U S Department of Agriculture. They will visit sites in North and East Arkansas including a lime plant at Batesville a fertilizer plant at Walnut Ridge and the cotton branch station at Marianna.
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Greece
China
Philippines
Thailand
Ecudor
Guatemala
Uruguay
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
University of Arkansas
Foreign Agricultural Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Batesville
Walnut Ridge
Marianna
Eisenhower Holds Talks on German Unification Bridge
Secretary Hagerty outlined key gaps at the Big Four session on European security and German reunification. Ministers will meet again to pursue a “better bridge” to security while East West plans diverge. Eisenhower hosted Radford Gruenther and Zhukov for private talks amid ongoing disagreement over timing and approach to reunification.
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Germany
Eisenhower
Arthur Radford
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NATO
Alfred M. Gruenther
Harold E. Stassen
Paris
Radford
Gruenther
Georgi Zhukov
Geneva
Gerwa
Gentry Seeks Supreme Court Review of Race Track Franchise
Arkansas race track dispute moves to the state Supreme Court as Attorney General Tom Gentry files an appeal challenging the Oaklawn Hot Springs franchise. The case centers on whether the initial grant occurred before prior rights expired and follows rebidding orders and a chancellor's injunction keeping bids sealed.
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Oaklawn Jockey Club
Hot Springs
Pulaski Chancery Court
Arkansas Supreme Court
Tom Gentry
Supreme Court
Gentry
State Racing Commission
Oaklawn
Kansas City
Eastern Racing Association
Suffolk Downs
Boston
Pulaski
Gary Williams
Texarkana Teacher William Cooper Buried After Suicide
William Wesley Cooper a 52 year old high school mathematics teacher died by his own hand. He was found Monday night near a .22 caliber pistol in Bowie County Texas. Services were scheduled for this afternoon with no inquest to be held.
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Texarana
Tex
William Wesley Cooper
Bill Dale
Cooper
Dale
Bowie County
Markets steady in Northwest and Batesville floral areas
Market steady to firm with heavy demand in the Northwest area and Batesville Floral area. Broilers and fryers priced 26 to 27 cents F.O.B. farm, mostly 27 cents.
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Floral Area
F. O. B. Farm
Cotton futures edge lower amid uncertain program outlook
New York cotton futures closed mixed as traders weighed the government program for next season. Census Bureau figures show June consumption at 49 116 running bales, with late quotings down up to 30 cents per bale from the prior close. October 33.53 December 33.80 March 33.79.
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New York
Census Bureau
Grain futures mixed as corn oats slide on weather and hedging
Chicago Board of Trade saw corn and oats hit seasonal lows while wheat held firm. Soybeans rose on short covering with July futures trading steady end. Futures quotes show mixed moves across corn oats wheat and soybeans amid weather and hedging pressure.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Live Poultry And Butter Market Report
Live poultry steady on young stock and barely steady on hens as receipts reach 618 coops. Prices remain unchanged to four percent lower with heavy hens 22 to 26 and broilers 27 to 28. butter steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged. eggs steady with U S large whites 60 to 69.9 and standards 29 to 38 cents.
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Chicago
U.S
U. S
New York Stocks Hold Cautious Mixed Day
Trading was quiet and prices mixed after an active opening. Steels chemicals tobaccos and manufacturing rose while rails fell except Pennsylvania which rose on an earnings gain. Caution lingered over the Geneva Four Power conference's economic implications.
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Pennsylvania
Hich
Geneva
Hogs and cattle prices ease at St Louis sale amid mixed demand
At St Louis Livestock National Stockyards bids were uneven with hogs down to 25 cents from Tuesday and cattle sales opening slow. Hogs ranged 13.00 to 17.10 per cwt with varying grades and weights, while cattle showed 19.50 to 22.00 for steers and 11.00 to 15.00 for utilities. lambs 18.00 to 21.00, ewes 3.50 to 5.00. Short note: a man named Cooper, previously at Texarkana High School and Allen Military Academy, was found dead by apparent suicide after a period of doubt.
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U.S
Farm prosperity? man buys walking plow handles in Texas
A Groesbeck Texas man driving a Cadillac stopped at a hardware store and bought two pair of walking plow handles as a sign of farm economy confidence.
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Groesbeck
Tex
NATO Defense Stance Divides Senate Views on German Question
Senate leaders weighed NATO's future amid German reunification talks. Chairman George of Georgia supported preserving NATO and doubted Russia will demand dissolving the alliance. Senator Hickenlooper urged maintaining NATO until global stability improves, while Senator Wiley praised Eisenhower's outreach to Marshal Zhukov as potentially influential.
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D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
NATO
Sen. Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Sen. Wiley
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Zhukov
Wiley
Domestic Worker Ratios in U.S. Households
A statistic states that in the United States there is one female domestic for every 25 households. The figure reflects household labor distribution and gendered caregiving patterns across the country.
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United States
American Flyer Harold Whitey Dahl gets new trial in gold theft case
The US judge granted Dahl a new trial on charges he stole $30,000 in gold from a Swiss airliner he piloted from Paris to Geneva. He is free on bail pending the retrial in Lausanne, Switzerland. The earlier conviction followed the heist aboard the aircraft.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Federal Court of Appeals
Harold Whitey Dahl
Dahl
Paris
Geneva
Rain Ends Five Week Drought In Tokyo
Tokyo residents welcomed the first rain in five weeks as thunderstorms cooled the 90 metre heat and eased fears of a water shortage. The momentary relief came after a prolonged dry spell.
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Tokyo
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