Gromyko accuses US of using talks to fuel arms race
Moscow charges Washington is using disarmament talks as a screen to intensify the arms race. Gromyko demands the United States halt aggressive rhetoric or admit its aggressive intentions. He cites Gen Norstad’s testimony and warns against NATO bases in Britain and German armed forces.
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Andrei Gromyko
United States
London
Gromyko
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Europe
Norstad
Sejm
Senate Foreign Relarns Committee
Russia
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Gromrko
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Soviet Union
International
Britain
Pacific
Telis
Norsted
WATO
Democracy Lauded By Japan's Kishi
New York Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi praised democracy and alliance with the free world as Japan's cornerstone of foreign policy. Speaking to the Japan Society at the Waldorf Astoria, he urged solid foundations for a responsible government and stressed peace and progress depend on democratic principles.
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New York
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
Enraged Attacks on King Saud Rift With Syria Looms
DAMASCUS reports say Saudi Arabia threatens to break relations with Syria over attacks on King Saud as Egypt and Syria exchange denials and calls for unity. Iraqi and Jordanian leaders press to resist subversion while tensions rise between Arab states amid alleged plots and diplomatic maneuvering. In Arkansas, nine teen sticks of dynamite found near a home tie to a May 7 explosion that killed a woman and her son. suspect Charles Sexton faces murder charges after authorities uncover more explosive material. A Breckenridge waterworks loan of 70,000 dollars is approved by the Housing and Home Finance Agency.
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Sabri Assali
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Hunt
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Sexton
Kennett
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Nancy
Pennsylvania
Donald Textor
Nobie Anderson
Washington
Housing and Home: Finance
Breckenridge
Negroes Consider Boycott Tied to New Law in Tuskegee
In Tuskegee Alabama a mass meeting warned of a potential citywide boycott of white merchants if the new voting law affects Negroes. City leaders, including Charles Gomillion, reported some residents are already trading in Auburn Opelika and Montgomery as a result. The measure cuts Tuskegee’s council district lines to exclude most Black voters, preserving about 600 White voters in the city.
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Opelika
Living Costs Hit Ninth Straight Record High
Washington reports May consumer prices rose 1 percent pushing the cost of living to a new peak. Real earnings of factory workers fell by about half a percent as a shorter work week and higher prices squeezed wages. Union contracts boost pay for nearly 1 million workers, with metals industries seeing four cent increases and meat packers three cents. Aircraft workers gained two to one cent per hour under quarterly and semiannual cost-of-living adjustments. The CPI reached 119.6 percent of the 1947–49 average, with prices rising in 15 of the last 16 months.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Research Gains Must Be Controlled at Home Economics Meet
Dr C A Elvehjem dean of Wisconsin urged controls on research gains for safety and security. He warned against unregulated advances in food chemicals and energy, stressing balance between academic freedom and national security. About 4900 home economists are expected at the convention, which ends Friday. Farm accidents cost the nation about 1.5 billion dollars yearly.
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Elvehjem
Self-Styled Doctor Fined $250 in Cole County Court
A self styled doctor was fined 250 dollars in Magistrate Court in Cole County yesterday on one of three charges. Reese Connor alias Dr Aut was named in the case, with the other charges not detailed in the readable text.
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Cole County
Reese Connor
Dr. Aut
Phi Beta Kappa Honors To Two City Students
Two Jefferson City women Miss Winter and Mrs. Carolyn face charges as Phi Beta Kappa honors are cited. The article notes misdemeanor and felony counts, alleged frauds involving Osage County and a radium treatment claim, with connections to Jefferson City High School graduates from 1953 and a 1926 record trail.
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Carolyn
Eee Hagan
Connor
South University
Miss Winter
Lyman Winter
Moreau
Hagan
Osage County
Inex Henry Balkenbusch
Hiram Ford
Meadow Lane
Jefferson City High School
Eisenhower Seeks State Control Shift At Governors Conference
President Eisenhower proposed that governors work with Washington to turn programs back to state control with possible federal tax relief. Democratic governors criticized the plan, while Republican leaders showed cautious support for a joint federal state task force to study reviving state centralization efforts. The speech drew a cool reception and yielded little concrete action.
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Williamsburg
Eisenhower
Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Desegregation Fight Foe Hard Core Negroes Seek Win
NAACP leaders in Detroit say the hard core supporters of Southern desegregation oppose barriers. Roy Wilkins previews the annual convention focusing on desegregation in Alabama Georgia Mississippi South Carolina and Virginia. A Virginia barratry interpretation threatens NAACP funding for civil rights suits. A polio vaccine quota is cut amid a vaccine supply shift.
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Detroit
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Associaton
Roy Wilkins
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Missing Infant Sought After Woods Search Near Cromwell
SUILKA Cari reports a posse of about 200 people scoured woods 15 miles north of Cromwell for 28 month old Michael Payne son of Mr and Mrs Al Payne after he wandered from home yesterday afternoon. Sheriff Alb Nichols led the search as dogs and a Los Gatos man arrived by air with two hounds to aid the effort in Humboldt County California.
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