Soviets Poised With Leverage in Geneva Summit
Kremlin bargaining strength grows from Eastern Germany control and large numbers of German war prisoners and scientists. Russia, via its own territory and Poland, holds key German lands east of the Oder Neisse, shaping discussions on Germany's unity and postwar borders in Geneva.
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K. C. Thaler
Geneva
Switzerland
Russia
Soviet Union
Germany
Poland
Oder
Neisse
Kremlin
Yalta
Europe
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Algania
Czechoslovakia
Potsdam
Austria
Senate approves dirty finger inked vote curbs
In Rio de Janeiro the Senate passes an electoral reform bill aiming to stop double voting with a "dirty finger" rule requiring a twelve hour indelible ink stain. Tokyo plans perfumed street cars for a week during a heat wave at a cost of 4400 dollars. In New York police charge cigar store owner Joseph Sobski with selling bay rum to Bowery bums, with his attorney noting intent is unclear.
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Senate
Tokyo
New York
Joseph Sobski
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Sobski
Twelve new guardsmen join NG unit in Oklahoma
Twelve additional men have been added to the 179th Infantry Headquarters company roster of the Oklahoma National Guard as part of a recruiting drive ahead of the August summer encampment at Fort Hood Texas. The unit aims for 15 new members with a Friday deadline to reach the minimum and finish the drive by July 31. Names listed include Donald A. Yoder Jimmy A. Wiersema Roy E. West Irvy Mike Ginn Ray E. Metcalf Eugene Carter Kenneth M. McCullar George F. Williams James R. Gardner Theodore Nayabad Kenneth P. Sinor and Leon L. Whatley.
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179Th Infantry
45Th Division
Oklahoma National Guard
179Th
Fort Hood
Tex
Sfc
Arthur Gibson
Gibson
Donald A. Yoder
Star Rt
Lawton
Jimmy A. Wiersema
Roy E. West
Gore
Irvy Mike Ginn
Ray E. Metcalf
Eugene Carter
Kenneth M. McCullar
Elgin
George F. Williams
James R. Gardner
Theodore Nayabad
Kenneth P. Sinor
Leon L.whatley
Rt. 1
Anache
Pavement Buckles In Galveston Crash
Anthony Parino drives along a seaside street when the pavement buckles three feet, flipping his car. High afternoon heat blamed for expansion. Parino and wife suffer cuts and bruises.
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Galveston
Tex
Anthony Parino
Parino
Cement truck plunges into Payette gorge. driver unhurt
Edward J. O'Toole, 34, of Nampa, lost control of his cement truck on a soft shoulder near Banks Idaho yesterday and tumbled 80 feet into the Payette River gorge. He crawled out with only minor cuts and bruises.
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Banks
Idaho
Edward J. O'Toole
Nampa
Here
Payette River
Alfalfa Yield Update From Comanche County
Comanche County agent Lewis Haydock reports alfalfa cutting is ending with an average yield of 142 tons per acre. Farmers in Cache and Beaver bottoms grow pessimistic about a second crop this year unless a couple of inches of rain materializes. Despite light alfalfa, farmers start sorghum and corn silage to expect an excellent yield.
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Comanche County
Lewis Haydock
Haydock
Cache
Beaver Bottoms
Inspection Team Examines ROTC Training Camp Activities
A four-officer inspection team from Department of the Army CONARC and Fourth Army visited the Artillery and Guided Missile Center to observe ROTC training. The visitors included Col. Frederick S. Haydon, Col. Paul D. Clark Jr., Lt. Col. Travis A. Gerrels, and Lt. Col. Dalton L. Nordyke. Cadets enter the third week of camp with RSOPs, bivouacs, and daily fire service practice noted during the two-day tour.
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Department of the Army
Conarc
Fourth Army
Artillery and Guided Missile Center
ROTC
Frederick S. Haydon
Office
Army Reserves
Washington, D. C
Paul D. Clark Jr
Continental Army Command
Fort Monroe
Travis A. Gerrels
Dalton L. Nordyke
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Grapevine Cuttings From Spain Brought To New Mexico
The article notes that grape vine cuttings from Spain were transplanted to New Mexico during the era of the first missions, highlighting early agricultural exchanges and adaptation of crops in the region.
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Spain
New Mexico
Science offers nonsurgical relief for piles with Preparation H
Reported healing substance Geven elves used on damaged tissue shrinks piles and relieves pain quickly without surgery. Doctors note actual shrinking and patients say piles cease to be a problem. Available in suppository or ointment form under Preparation H with money back guarantee.
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