Administration In Middle on Big 4 Meeting
The Eisenhower administration wavers on the Big Four conference, shifting from negative to cautiously positive without overcommitting. Dulles avoids emphasis while Nixon and George push for a cautious approach, aiming to avert disillusionment and preserve political leverage ahead of 1956 elections. The plan centers on ministers handling substantive talks, with public messaging controlled to prevent appeasement traps.
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Nixon
Dulles
Henry Suydam
Sev. George
Georgia
Eisenhower
Hazel Sapp
Hartsburg
Leta Harring
Versailles
Mathilda
Sundzers
Holle
Mary Elizabeth Hosler
Singer
Wilbur Snebbert
Columbia
Juanita Gaskill
Center Town
Catherine Schmitz
Loose Creek
Kamie Holferman
Mulberry St
Henry Millaud
Miller
Charles BE. Siltsis
Mabel
Summerville
Paul Scalt
Benton St
Ellen Light
Vienna
Harley Sidebottom
Elton
Betty
Baker
Monroe Edwards
Norma Bowlin
Kansagy City
Kan
Hisie HM
California
Names in the News My Griffin Family Visit and Births
Stockton Calif residents My and Mrs 3 R Griffin visit sisters and brother in Mesd Dess Cardy and Charles Griffin listed at addresses in Mes. Various birth announcements followed for local families with hospital deliveries and names. Also notes on marriage licenses and local court fines for careless driving involving St Louis Jefferson City and other areas.
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3. R. Griffin
Stockton, Calif
Peart Castleman
McCarty
Mes
Dess
Hugo Bisges
Falk
Rosaline Lueckenatte
Sue Ann Wood
St. Petereburg
Meta A
Raiph
Hentges
Washington, Ma
Wad Dale Deppe
Jefferson City
West
Two Autos Damaged in Collision Here
A two car accident in the 000 block of EB Capitol avenue at 11:43 yesterday involved Mary Francis Laut 20 of Re 5 and Joseph Young 13 of New Bloomfield. The left front and rear fenders on Lauts car and the left front fender and door on Youngs were damaged. Laut was ticketed for failing to keep as near the right as practical and fined $5 in police court.
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Capitol Avenue
Marry Francis Laut
Re 5
Joseph Young
New Bloomfield
Young Auto
Lant
Poliva Court
Back to the Bible Crusade opens in Paris with Billy Graham
About 8,500 Parisians attended the Velodrome d'Iviver last night as Billy Graham launched a five day crusade. He urged a spiritual awakening, with 623 making decisions for Christ. A French choir and orchestra accompanied the event, sponsored by the French Evangelical Alliance. Meanwhile in Columbia, Secretary of State Dulles doubted that the Big Four summit alone would relax tensions, saying real progress requires action beyond words and continued strong security policies.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Billy Graham
Paris
North Carolina
D'Liver
Christ
Madison Square Garden
Jacques Hlocher
Graham
Jesus Christ
French Evangelical Alliance
Traffic Death Toll Nears 1955 Mark
A Missouri Highway Patrol sergeant notes the 1955 traffic death toll rising to about 350, nearly matching the previous year’s record. Through Decoration Day weekend May 27 to May 30, 18 fatalities occurred, with 172 on Sunday. Last week totaled 16 versus 21 in 1954.
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F. G. Shadwal Sain
Missouri
Romiday
Six Jefferson City Residents Return From Event
Six Jefferson City residents have returned home after attending a regional gathering in Joplin. The group included Mr and Mrs Kerindi Naysmann, Mr and Mrs Tie, and Mr and Mrs Ty Uentyes. The article notes ties to local addresses and mentions community leaders in passing, but details are sparse.
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Telter Curriers
Aux
Flints
Joplin
Kerindi Naysmann
Airs
Elm St
Ty Uentyes
Zy McCarty
Ratihnann
Graw
Kastan
Theatisiders
Father of Radio Producer Dies in Independence Note
The article notes the death of Charles A. Diviy, described as the father of Blevine Davis, associated with Brownway theaters and radio work. It mentions a retired banker and references a growing number of visitors to a landmark in New York City as penal days approach, with figures and context unclear due to OCR errors.
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Charles A. Diviy
Blevine Davis
Brownway Theaters
Diet
Ripe Nonin
Ennead Nations
New York City
Japan rejects Soviet alliance to favor Western democracies
Tokyo Prime Minister Hiroyama stated Japan would not seek Soviet aid at the cost of ties with Western democracies. The remark addressed reports that Russia aimed to neutralize Japan amid a world peace conference underway in London.
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the Hiroyama
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Soviet Union
Russia
London
Challenges Demos To Get Truman Aid
Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall urged Democrats to put former President Truman on the campaign train to aid the GOP. Democratic Chairman Paul Butler responded that Truman would help Eisenhower’s campaign and that voters would compare the current administration with Truman’s era at St Mary’s Hospital.
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Washington
Leonard Hall
Lly
Truman
Iho
Paul Butdey
Hall
John Pearson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Eisenhower
Economic Aid On a Loan Basis Faces House Vote
Washington KTrup Yorys says he will press the House to approve foreign aid on a loan basis despite Hoover Commission opposition and Senate doubts. He seeks to loosen strings to boost more than 401% million for Yugoslavia after Tito’s pact with Kremlin leaders. The Hoover Commission urged grants for nations unable to repay and loans to avoid debt, while investigators seek to identify an unidentified elderly man found in Houston with ties to Nebraska Texarkana and Jefferson City.
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Ohfed
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Hoover Commission
Senate
House
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Kremin
Vorys
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Mixenhouwer
Raverhmant Conte
Riot at Michigan State Reformatory Suppresses Prison Riot
Fonia Michigan riot broke out at the State Reformatory as inmates seized two guards and demanded the warden. Two guards injured and taken to the reformatory hospital. Police rushed to restore order while inmates sought discussion with the warden on a guard complaint.
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Fonia
Mich
State Reformatory
Lend
Reformatory Hospital
Garvalt Meyas
Asalalance
Anit
Czech Guards Arrest American Soldier at Border
An American sergeant and two companions were sightseeing near the border when the sergeant stepped onto Czech soil and was arrested by Czech frontier guards. He was photographed near a border hut before being taken into custody as authorities said the case should be handled by American officials.
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Grimany
W—Wert Meeman
Czch Frontier Guards
Carman Poties
iCzech
U.S. Army
Johnson Appeals For Dispute End On Racial Point
President Johnson urged the House to pass a military reserve bill amid a segregation dispute. Senate Chairman Russell warned the panel would delay action until House moves. Johnson pressed for action, saying the reserve is vital to national defense and that courts and agencies have settled the issue.
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Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Demilitarized Zone Demand Amid Israeli Egyptian Clash
In Cairo Egypt calls for a demilitarized buffer along the Israeli Egyptian frontier after a three hour exchange near the Gaza line. Egypt says six Israeli armed vehicles fired on two outposts while Israel accuses Egypt of opening fire first. A UN observer reportedly sought cover during the incident. Premier Nasser renews push for the zone to curb border clashes.
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Edson L. M. Burns
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Norwaegin
Bloc Nations To Help Relations With Yugoslavia
Moscow officials welcomed Nikita Khrushchev and aides on arrival from Belgrade as four Soviet bloc nations Bulgaria Romania Hungary and Czechoslovakia pledged to improve ties with Yugoslavia. Communiques from Sofia Bucharest and Belgrade reported agreement on active coexistence and united positions on international questions.
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Khrushchev
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Romania
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Tito
Russia
Adenauer Resigns Foreign Ministry Post Amid Rearmament Push
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer resigns as foreign minister to focus on West Germanys rearmament program. He urges President Theodor Heuss to appoint Christian Democrat Fleet leader Meinfried von Brentano as foreign minister and promote Theodor Blank to defense minister. Hans-Joachim von Merkals cabinet post suggested, plus Heinrich Hellwege named premier of Lower Saxony. William Henry Bosworth dies at 86 in Kansas City.
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Konrad Adenauer
Econcentrate
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Theodor Heuss
Fleot
Meinrich von Brentano
Adenaker
Theodor Blank
Eabinet
Hans-Joachim von Merkalzes
Heinrich Hellwege
Lower Saxony
Stanton Man Killed When Hit by Auto
Stanton Missouri report states M Edward Schmidt five of Stanton was killed last night when struck by a Lee ache wagon crossing U S 66 near here. The car was driven by Charles Stockwell of St Louis County St Ann Community.
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Stanton
Edward G. Schmidt
Lee Ache
U. S. 66
Charles S. Stockwell
St. Aoy
St Louis County
Cigarette Tax Bill Faces Court Review Next October
A routine step aims to place a proposed 2 cent cigarette tax on the October 4 ballot. Attorney General John M. Dalton supplied the legal ballot title but said he would not rule on legal aspects or evidence. The issue awaits court decision. Cosmic rays create radioactive carbon dioxide in the air, aiding dating of materials up to 45,000 years old.
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Eisenhower
Britain
France
Jeske
Tour Poivers
John M. Dalton
Secretary of State
Big Four Plans Up To Soviet Approval
Washington plans for a Big Four summit in Geneva to discuss East West tensions, with July 18 to 21 proposed. Russia has agreed in principle to attend with President Eisenhower and the leaders of Britain France and Russia, while Vienna had been a prior suggestion. The United States and 13 Western allies will forward the formal proposal to Moscow this week.
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France
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Nixon
State Department
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