Dulles and UN Delegates to Discuss Tests
United States aims for disarmament talks at the UN while pledging to continue nuclear tests in the Pacific next April. Asst. Secretary Wilcox told a New York audience that stopping tests requires an inspection guaranteed agreement, and U.S. superiority remains a deterrent against aggression.
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N.Y
Dulles
United States
U.N
U. S. Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Pacific
Francis
Wilcox
New York
Assembly
London
U.S.S.R
Andrei Gromyio
Possibe
Wah
Waithayakon
Ilgnd
Hungary
Moscow
Russia
Garysand
Malik
Lebanon
Sir “Leslie
New -Zealand
S - Ambassa
Melville death mystery entwines Hall family alibi
In a tangled case, Lisa Hall, wife of Channing Hall, is linked to the investigation of Grant Melville's death after a fall from his Tenth Street studio. Tom Gillespie, a writer connected to the Melville project, is named in conversations as a potential contact, while Channing Hall suffers a disabling stroke. The narrative follows inquiries, personal tensions, and looming questions about motive and association as investigators pursue leads.
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Lisa Hall
Chaning Halts
McKee
Grant Melville
Tenth Street
Tom Gillespie
Channing Hall
Tom
Melville
Gillespie
Hall
Toh
Cape
Europe
Senate
Holt
Channing ‘Hall
Grani Mgsville
Jule Grant Melville
Sarah
Cornswall
Fool's Paradise
Lal
Carney
Denpers
Dennert
Boston
Stone House
Grant” Melville
Dennett
Sarsh
Carlotta
Arab Attacks Diminished Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Jerusalem dispatches report a reduced chance of large Arab attacks on Israel for now, despite fiery statements from Syria. Incidents rise with dynamite near the Soviet embassy in Damascus and an attack on a Lebanese newspaper office, while Ben Gurion, Meir, and Gavan travel abroad. Israel cites the Eisenhower Doctrine and calls for no new U.S. guarantees of arms shipments as it steers through regional tension.
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Walter
Logan
Jerusalem
Israel
Syria
Damascus
Lebanon
al Hayat
ant-Communist Party
David Ben ‘Gurion
Golda’. Meir
Moshe Gavan
Nbt
United States
Sol
Ain
Ormered
Key to world famous prison stored at Mount Vernon
The iron key to the famed French Hostile-a prison long since vanished is kept at George Washington's Mount Vernon home in Virginia. Presented to Washington in 1790 by the French minister as a gift from the French people, it symbolizes their breaking from royal rule. The fall of the Bastille on July 14, 1789 sparked the French Revolution.
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George Washesington
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Washington
Man Tops All in Chance of Beating Odds
MORRISTOWN NEW JERSEY William Patrick Beston and his wife face a rare family milestone as they welcome their 12th child, a daughter named Patricia Grace. Beston, a 46 year old courthouse night watchman, describes life in a six room apartment with 12 girls and one old household routine shaped by tight budget and constant attention.
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Morristown
WN. J
William Patrick Bestons
Beston
Memorial Hospital
Boston
Firsk
Palela
Eileen
Regina
Carol
Jo-ann
Gertrude
de Jores
Betty Lou
Catherine
Levinia
Bostons
Grace
Patricia
Heston
Feston
Morris County
Pocahontas Village
Bestons
Church urged to help solve race problem conference
Hays, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, urged churches to take a leading role in addressing the racial issue. He described plans to foster dialogue between President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Faubus and urged church members not to challenge ministers who take stands on public problems.
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Wyort Worth
Tex
Hays
Southern Baptist Convention
Ebernhaets
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Eisenhowa
Monthly potluck supper and choir practice at First Methodist Church
The Intermediate and Senior Choir hosted a Wednesday potluck at the church with Grace sung as invocation. Jeff Livingston led practice afterward while Lilda Gail McBeayer and Nancy Bratton played piano. Menu committee members included Phyllis Foster Patricia Hallam and Linda Gail McBeayer. Several locals attended and activities planned for the Nevada County Fair.
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First Methodist Church
Jeff Livingston
Lilda Gail McBeayer
Nancy Bratton
Jimmy Workington
Gus Robay
Butch Easterling
Trial expected to end today in Confidential case
In Los Angeles the six week trial of Confidential anaga zinu is nearing conclusion as prosecutors and defense finish arguments. Judge Herbert W. Walker may give jurors instructions and the panel of six men and six women could receive the case by nightfall if arrangements hold.
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Los Angeles
Anagazinu
William Rilzt
Arthur Crowley
Herbert W. Walker
Beird
Meritorious Patient Quota Described by UAL President
University of Arkansas President John Tyler Caldwell called the 1957 patient quota and welfare medical laws meritorious but costly for the Medical Center. He spoke to 480 students about how quotas burden city and county funding, noting Fulaski County and Little Rock are hardest hit. He defended the center’s work with 16 trainee doctors per 100,000 population, placing Arkansas near the national average and fourth among states.
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Little Rock
University At Arkansas
John Tyler Caldwell
Br. Caldwell
Bulask
Arkansas
North
Boul Waketa
Confidential and Whisper magazines face obscenity charges
The trial centers on 400000 words of testimony and 206000 rads of arguments about conspiracy to publish obscene material. Defendants Weed, Marjorie Meade, and Publishers-Distributing Corp. deny the alleged crimes while witnesses Dorothy Dandridge and Mae West testified about articles in Confidential.
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Weed
Marjorie Meade
Hollywood
Hesedirca
Ine
Publishers — Distributing Corp
Yon O'Hara
Dorothy Dandridge
Scientist says humans may never reach moon
A German rock scientist, Robert Lisses, now at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama, warns humans may never reach the moon. He says we are approaching the limits of human endeavor in space exploration and missile reliability.
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Wacu
Tex
Robert Lisses
Army
Redstake Arsenal Missile
Huntsville
Alu
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