Summit chain spans Roosevelt Churchill wartime to Cold War
A survey traces summit meetings from the 1940s naval secrecy off Newfoundland to the 1955 Geneva gathering. It covers Casablanca Tehran Yalta Potsdam San Francisco and Geneva, detailing leaders and aims including unconditional surrender, joint plans against Germany and Japan, and atomic secrets control. Churchill introduces the term summit in a Commons debate.
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United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Newfoundland
Britain
Cairo
Roosevelt
Churchill
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
Korea
Tehran
Iran
Stalin
Germany
Yalta
Crimea
Soviet Union
Potsdam
Truman
Church
Washington
United Nations
San Francisco
Attlee
Mackenzie King
U.N
Geneva
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
Nicolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
House of Commons
Two Hours Without Westerns Stuns TV Fan
New York AP report notes a friend watched television for two hours without a horse opera. Analysts say the era may be shifting as autumn could bring more varied programming and fewer horse operas, a historic moment for the video industry.
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New York
Wausau realigns radio with WRIG first sign on and WSAU change
WRIG began broadcasting at 1400 kilocycles 250 watts in downtown Wausau, joining The Associated Press. WOSA becomes WSAU on 550 kilocycles 5 000 watts. Wiscon sin Valley Television Corp sold WOSA facilities and moved WRIG to new studios with Wright family ownership guiding WRIG Inc. and WSAU operations.
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Wausau
Wisconsin
WRIG
WOSA
WSAU
Associated Press
Ecet
Wisconsin Valley Television Corp
Alvin E. O’konski
R-Wis
Xew
Public Welfare Grants Rise 11.2 Percent in June
Wisconsin public assistance disbursed 5,526,716 to 106,129 people in June, up 11.2 percent in amount and 13.7 percent in recipients from a year earlier. General relief served 33,351 in 10,682 families, old age aid reached 37,850 individuals, and aid to dependent children covered 31,803 beneficiaries in 8,305 families.
Help Sought to Locate Bronze Survey Discs Nationwide
Washington AP reports the government appeals for aid to locate and preserve half a million bronze survey discs scattered across the countryside. Most vanish during road work. vandals and souvenir hunters are blamed and fines or imprisonment are cited on the disks.
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Washington
Tiny Lady Cop
Licenses Urged for Unlicensed Food Operators
Edward F. Peters acting health officer urged restaurant and meat market operators without licenses to obtain them promptly. Licenses were due by July 1 and Peters warned that noncompliance actions will be taken.
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Edward F. Peters
Peters
Jehovahs Witnesses Blame Clergy At World Assembly
At Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds more than 190000 Jehovahs Witnesses adopted a resolution denouncing organized Christianity. The leaders blamed religious figures for a world in crisis and called out Pope Pius XII Monsignor Donnellan and Dr. Bonnell for supporting the UN. The group projected Armageddon and a new world of peace.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Christendom
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Jesus Christ
League of Nations
United Nations
Nathan H. Knorr
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
Knorr
Fred W. Franz
Satan
Devil
U.N
Pope Pius XII
Msgr
Thomas A. Donnellan
Archdiocese of
John Sutherland Bonnell
Donnellan
Bonnell
Waterfowl face botulism threat as ducks gather
Wisconsin outdoors writer notes hazards to waterfowl from toxins and pesticides. California suffers a major botulism outbreak with about 4 000 birds killed in Tulare Lake area amid 100 000 ducks at risk. U S Fish and Wildlife Service and California agencies deploy air boats and aircraft to move flocks from contaminated zones.
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Oregon
California
Tulare Lake
U. S. Fish Wildlife Service
California Department of Fish and Game
Army Post 40th Anniversary Music Return
U S Fort Knox marks 40th anniversary with tunes harking to World War I days. Kim Stanley and Alfred Ryder wed in Riverdale Temple. it’s Stanley’s third marriage and Ryder’s first. Baltimore patrolman Donald Hundertmark receives a $5,000 reward from Fidelity-Baltimore National Bank after wounding a July bank robber. suspect Er nest L. Myers held on $55,000 bail. Charlene Wilson, 14, writes Barbara Nichols and gets a return letter plus Nichols bill. a Brazil fan also writes. Terri Lee Howell, 3, shows off tiny teeth set after a dental repair for decay. Alfonz Langyel, 37, Hungarian refugee, mentions 32 grateful names in graduation invitations from San Jose State College. Three Little Bighorn cavalrymen buried at Custer Battlefield. remains found by archaeologists. Edgar Leo Ruble, 37, Oklahoma bootlegger, sentenced to 90 days after admitting transporting 57 cases of liquor. has 75 prior liquor arrests in Oklahoma City. Johnston City Mayor K Neil Thurmond plans to ticket another Chicago and Eastern Illinois train for exceeding 10 mph. attorneys argue only the Illinois Commerce Commission may set train speeds.
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Fort Knox
Army Post
New York
Kim Stanley
Alfred Ryder
Riverdale Temple
Miss Stanley
Ryder
Kansas City
Edgar Leo Ruble
Oklahoma
Ruble
Oklahoma City
Johnson City
Johnston City
K. Neil Thurmond
Chicago and
Eastern Illinois
C&ei
Illinois Commerce Commission
Bulls See Upturn as Inflation Ties to Market Rise
AP analyses how bulls view a turning economy with inflation risks and a potential Middle East war scare. They point to higher stock prices, improving inventories, and stronger quarterly earnings as signs of recovery, while bears flag profit-taking and lofty price/earnings ratios.
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AP Business News
New York
Middle East
Khrushchev
Bulls
Snuggling Driver Fined After Affectionate Drive
William H. Keubler 41 faced a careless driving charge in Hillside New Jersey after police said he rode with his wife in a close embrace. Magistrate Henry Goldher complimented the couple for 15 years of marriage and fined Keubler ten dollars.
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Hillside
N. J
William H. Keubler
Henry Goldher
Market Bulls Push AP Average Near Record High
The AP average rose to 183 with gains across 60 stocks as deficits and policy expectations shape investor optimism. The index sits five points shy of its 1957 peak and 32 points above the year's start, signaling strong sentiment despite uncertainties.
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Associated Press
Smith Valley 4 H Club Fair Set for Sunday
The Smith Valley 4 H Club will hold its annual fair Sunday at the Smith Valley School from 2 to 5 pm. Judging contests will cover handicraft foods garden produce home furnishings and clothing with 36 boys projects plus exhibits in foods clothing garden produce and electrical projects. The event ends with a pie and ice cream social.
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Smith Valley 4-H Club
Smith Valley School
Schmidty's Offers Comfort Dining at 3123 State Rd Carryouts
Locals enjoy favorite foods and drinks in air conditioned comfort at Schmidty's on 3123 State Rd. Carryouts available. Postal code 43795. City and state implied. Open for diners and takeout with reasonable prices.
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Schmidty’s
State Rd
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