Chiefs toast at Geneva as Eisenhower hosts Soviet leaders
President Eisenhower and Marshal Zhukov toasted the summit’s hoped for peace during a Geneva dinner at the Lake Geneva villa. Premier Bulganin Khrushchev Molotov and Gromyko attended, with Dulles and Hagerty noting similar aims for world peace. The event featured gifts for Zhukov and a French chef menu with champagne and vodka.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Geneva
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Lake Geneva
Maj
John Eisenhower
Germany
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
Klementi Voroshilov
Hagerty
Washington
United States
Moscow
Molotov
Denver cabbie confesses in slaying of pregnant woman
Golden Colorado UP A Denver taxicab driver, Alvin Wesley Brooks, confessed to beating Zelma Broadfoot Jr. to death with a rock in a mountain canyon near Golden after picking her up Wednesday night. The 30-pound rock and torn bra were found atop the naked body, with identification aided by Rocky Mountain News photos and witnesses. Brooks had driven Broadfoot from the Florence Crittenden home for unwed mothers in Denver. Sheriff's officials ordered his arrest following the confession.
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Golden
Colo
Denver
Here
Alvin Wesley Brooks
Jefferson County
Carl Enlow
Zelma Broadfoot Jr
Eminence
Lonely Canyon
Brooks
Florence Crittenden
Enlow
Denver Rocky Mountain News
Ken Pearce
Chuck Roach
Federal Judge Rules Texas System Must Admit Negro
El Paso news briefs report Federal Judge R. E. Thomason ruled segregation in the University of Texas system unconstitutional and ordered a Negro student admitted to Texas Western College this fall. The decision follows regents plans to desegregate, with Miss Thelma White of El Paso appealing to back a court decree.
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Federal Judge
Texas
EL Paso
R. E. Thomason
University of Texas
Texas Western College
Thomason
U.S. Tate
Dallas
University of Texas System
Thelma White
University of Texas Board of Regents
Ted Andress
Tate
John Ben Shepperd
Texas Board of Educaton
Texas Western
Miss White
Douglass High School
New Mexico A&m College
Las Cruces
Caddies Die as Lightning Strikes Owensboro Party
At Owensboro Country Club a watermelon party for caddies ended in tragedy when three youths aged 12 to 14 were killed by a lightning bolt while four caddies took shelter in a tree. Danny Thompson survived after jumping to safety.
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Owensboro
Owensboro Country Club
Jerry Morris
Charles Ray
Frank Burger
Danny Thompson
Desegregation Opens Kentucky School for Clark Stonewall Children
Six Negro children aged 6 to 15 attended Griffin School in Monticello as the first in Kentucky to integrate public school. Their father, Clark Stonewall, usually taught them at home. The one room Griffin School had 35 white pupils and all reportedly got along well on opening day. Officials plan July 30 to discuss desegregation of Wayne County High School.
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Monticello
Kentucky
Clark Stonewall
Travis Elmentary
Griffin
Stonewall
Wayne County High School
104Yearold Man Applies for Gun Permit in Indianapolis
A 104yearold Indianapolis man, McKeever Germain, sought renewing his firearm permit for self protection. He told surprised sheriff's officers he has no reason to fear an attack but wants a pistol handy to be on the safe side.
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Indianapolis
McKeever Germain
Cafe Boss 44 Held In Slaying In Newport
Newport Ky police arraign cafe manager Frank Andrews 44 for fatal shooting of numbers racket bigshot Melvin Clark 42 in an alley. Lt Gallucci notes Clark faced bootlegging armed robbery gambling and a slaying charge and owed 116000 in taxes. Authorities say Clark controlled most policy business in Cincinnati West End.
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Newport
Frank
Screw) Andrews
Melvin Clark
James Gallucci
Clark
Peck
U. S
Cincinnati
Ohio River
West End
Hughes To Get $25 Million Check For RKO Next Monday
General Tire & Rubber Co. will hand How ard Hughes $25 million in cash for RKO Radio Pictures in a deal signed yesterday. Thomas F. O'Neil of General Teleradio will deliver the funds Monday, adding a 400 to 600 film library and vast TV and radio holdings to Hughes's expanding entertainment empire.
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Hughes
RKO
New York
RKO Radio Pictures, Inc
General Tire & Rubber Co
Thomas F. O'Neil
Howard Hughes
O’neil
General Tire
W. Q O. O'Neil
Tire Company
General Teleradio, Inc
General Teleradio
the Yankee
New England
Mutual
Midwest
Don Lee
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Auto Radio
Southwestern Radio & Sound
4Th & E
Cafe Boss
By Martin Post
O'Neil
Bank of America
Hollywood
Mexico City
RKO Pathe, Inc
RKO Television, Inc
Carload
Hamilton
Bryan
D Avenue
Mercury
Ed Sullivan
Kwft-Tv
Wyatt
Lincoln-Mercury
LMDA
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