Tito and Nehru Urge Global Disarmament and Peaceful Coexistence
Yugoslav President Tito and Indian Prime Minister Nehru published a joint declaration urging world disarmament and the peaceful use of atomic energy. They seek a UN seat for Communist China, a peaceful solution to Germany and Taiwan issues, and exchanged missions to boost trade. The leaders hope the Geneva Big Four talks will advance international stability.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Nehru
Germany
Taiwan
Formosa
China
Rome
Nikolai Bulganin
Geneva
Formia Population Split Highlights Farming Majority
The National Geographic Society states that about half of Formia's residents are farmers, underscoring the town's agrarian base and rural livelihood.
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Formia
The
National Geographic Society
Uranium Find Turns Pipe Dream Into Riches Tale
Akron housewife Dorothy Madigan bets on a Canadian uranium strike after a Geiger counter shows promising ore. AEC officials call the assay promising but cannot verify its standing, while Madigan files 16 mining claims with associates bringing total claims to about 40. Officials say dealings would be through the Canadian government.
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Akron
Ohio
John Madigan
Dorothy Madigan
Silver Lake
Canada
AEC
Washington
William H
Bud) ‘Reynolds
Piketon
Associated Press
Reynolds
Madigan
Belgian Congo
Africa
Ruth Wiseman
Adams
Whytock
Cliff
Unmarried U.S. men drop from 19 million in 1940
The number of unmarried men over 15 in the United States fell from a record 19 million in 1940 to about 16.6 million, reflecting shifting demographics and marriage trends that shaped social patterns across the nation.
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United States
Coroner Named As Accessory After Murder
Coroner Walter S. Lowe faces an accessory after the fact charge in the June 18 fatal shooting of Virginia Armijo wife of district attorney investigator Jerry Armijo. Armijo, 32, killed himself two days later. Lowe is described as a close friend who allegedly helped cover up evidence.
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Lowe
Asst. Dist
Gordon Rowe
Jerry Armijo
Dist
Atty
John S. Green
Rowe
Virginia Armijo
Armijos
George Lippencott
Armijo
Kefauver Proposes Forestry Camps For Delinquent Youths
Senator Estes Kefauver introduces a bill to establish forestry camps in national forests for rehabilitation of delinquent youths. He says the program would restore responsibility and aid conservation of forestry resources.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Peron Foes Denied Radio Speech Time
Argentina's Radical Party says it was denied free radio time to reply to a presidential peace address. The party notes Peron absolved opposition in the June revolt and urged anti-Peronistas to make peace, but regulators cited regulations for the denial. The Radicals vow to persist in seeking access on the state network.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Radical Party
The
Party
Communications Ministry
Regu
Russian jet engines outdo American rivals in thrust
John R. Alison of Northrop Aircraft says photos show Russian engines delivering 15 000 or more pounds of thrust beyond the strongest American jets then in service. He spoke to civic and military leaders in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Moscow
John R. Alison
Northrop Aircraft Co
River Compact Approved by Senate Consent Bill
Washington report says the Senate passed and sent to the House a bill granting congressional consent to a 10 state Missouri River basin compact. The action sets a framework for cooperative management of river resources among participating states.
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Washington
Senate
House
Record Construction Spending Reaches New U.S. High
Washington reports June construction spending rose 7 percent from May, the highest monthly total ever. First half of 1955 totals $19.1 billion, a new record for the period and for the nation.
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Washington
U.S
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Rein
Weather Bureau
Great Plains
New England
New Jersey
Pacific Northwest
Wolverton Electric Co
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
Olsen Stelzer
Lee’s
Levi's
Lawton Boot & Western Store
Cecil Easton
FOX
Eugene L. Bowman
Roger Wilkerson
Serv
Mgr
Denison
Sheridan Road
America
Southwest Chemical Company
E Avenue
Lawton
Snyder
Frederick
Entz Incorporated
48Th
Oklahoma City
SEARS
Rayon
SFARS
South 11Th Street
Lawton, Oklo
6Th
A” Avenue
Lawton, Oklahoma
Tod
Association
D Avenue
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