Washington Merry-Go-Round: Adenauer at Geneva Summit
West Germany's Konrad Adenauer sits apart atop a Swiss mountaintop as the Big Four meet in Geneva. Pearsons notes Adenauer rebuffed Russian overtures, weighing Germany's future amid global shift, while Germany enjoys booming exports and rebuilding shipyards.
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Drew Pearson
West Germany
Big 4
Geneva
Adenauer
Murren
Switzerland
Secret Service
Konrad Adenauer
Bikes Seized in Mexico City Campaign Against Reckless Cycling
Mexico City authorities launch a crackdown seizing 800 bicycles daily as part of a campaign to curb reckless cycling and improve roadway safety. Police warn riders and drivers to follow traffic laws and wear helmets during the operation.
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Mexico City
Highway Speed Increase Onto Route 111 York Expressway
Harrisburg announces 60 mph limit on a 14 mile stretch of Route 111 from Zion's View in York County to Lowther Street in Lemoyne, with 60 mph available at the secretary’s discretion on dual limited access highways. A 30 mile section of Route 22 east of Harrisburg and a part of the Schuylkill Expressway also adopt the higher limit, with 20 new signs posted. Passenger cars only. other vehicles stay at 50 mph.
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Harrisburg
Joseph J. Lawler
Zion's View
York County
Lowther
Lemoyne
Secretary of Highways
Slatington Student Wins Shacffer Memorial Scholarship
Dr. Ralph C. Swan announced George D. Blank of Slatington Route 1 has been awarded the Nathan C. Shacffer Memorial Scholarship for 1055-66. The $500 annual award, given by the State Council of Education, supports Mr Blank's plan to pursue a doctoral degree.
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Ralph C. Swan
George d. Blank
Slatington
Nathan C. Shacffer
State Council of Education
Blank
Old Man at seventy nine fears future after leaving tolling fate
A 79 year old leader weighs unification and lasting peace as latent Nazism in Germany could surge after his departure. Ademayer ponders the political forces and the risks they pose once he is gone, watching snowcapped peaks and cloud halos.
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Germsey
Jungfrau
Hittier
Europe
Geneva
Health Ministry
Dr. Grewe
Foreign Office
Grewe
Germany
Ger
Jung Trau
Ademayer
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
$678,000 Question In California
In Twentynine Palms California the Joshua National Bank has closed doors after an audit found 687000 missing. Roscoe D. Coon 46, the bank’s VP and cashier, was jailed on a federal embezzlement charge. He allegedly kept 10000 ordered from the Federal Reserve Bank for deposit to the Joshua National. Preliminary hearing set for Aug 19. bail 50000.
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Twentynine Palms
Calif
Joshua National Bank
Roscoe D. Coon
San Diego
Coon
del Mar
Federal Reserve Bank
Los Angeles
Joshua National
Coons
Twentynine Palms Bank
Little Desert
Riverside Bank
Banning
Twentynine Pakms
Crocketts Shot Birds Not Bears in Sarasota
Sarasota Bird Club urges supervision of youths using BB guns and small rifles. Adults are encouraged to direct shooting toward targets and cans rather than birds to protect wildlife while educating families about safe gun use.
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Sarasota
Fla
Indiana Evening Gathipp Indiana Printing and Publishing Co History
A historical notice from Indiana Evening Gathipp Printing and Publishing Co establishes details for publication. It lists management positions President Amyo Taylor Secretary XK Dewitt Ray Treasurer HR Ras Director Forrest Editor Hugh M Bell Circulation Mgr and notes association with The Associated Press. Subscription terms outline daily rates and distribution areas Cambria Clearfield Jefferson Westmoreland Counties with monthly and yearly options and carrier delivery terms.
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Gundey
R. H
Amyo Taylor
XK. Dewitt Ray
Forrest
Reim Realty
Hugh M Bell
Associated Press
Armstress
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Aiz
Charges Dropped in McCarthy Hearing Case
A federal judge dismissed contempt charges against Corliss Lamont and two others for refusing to answer questions before Senator McCarthy's Investigations Subcommittee in 1959. The ruling blamed lack of clear authority for the inquiry and noted the indictment did not establish proper subcommittee power. Lamont called the dismissal a victory for free speech and press. House and Senate leaders then pursued quick approval of a foreign aid bill, with a compromise near Eisenhower’s request and adjustments for unused prior funds.
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New York
WMA
Senate
Corliss Lamont
Joseph R. McCarthy
Edward Weinfeld
Subcommittee
Weinfeld
McCarthy
Qne
Public Law
Lamont
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan Co
Abraham Unger
Albert Shadowitz
Soviet Union
Unger
Shadowitz
Washington
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Len Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Europe
Not Dead Man Testifies in Court in Seattle
Olin Martin Lamb, 40, testified under oath that he is alive before Assistant U.S. Attorney Frank Cushman. His mother, Mrs. Lottie Lamb Mann of Jacksonville Florida, believes he is dead since 1940 and has claimed his $1,000 life insurance taken out when he was a soldier.
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Seattle
Olin Martin Lamb
U.S
Frank Cushman
Lottie Lamb Mann
Jacksonville
Fla
Lamb
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