Burma's U Nu backs UN seat for Red China and Asia world conference
Burma's Prime Minister U Nu said admitting Red China to the United Nations and releasing American prisoners would ease tension. He endorsed Nehru's idea of a world conference on Asian issues, urged Red China participation, and favored early prisoner releases. He warned against Nationalist China twin-Chinas and stressed democratic leadership.
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Czechs Uneasy Over Eisenhower Satellite Talks
Vienna dispatch reports the Czech Communist government expressed unease over President Eisenhower's proposal to discuss Russia's East European satellites at the summit. Prague radio noted Eisenhower avoided the bloc question in Geneva, claiming it appeared on orders of a Senate committee. It cited spontaneous demonstrations by workers protesting any change in the regime.
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Chase & Sanborn Introduces Instant Coffee In New Plant
Advertisers promote a new Chase & Sanborn Instant coffee making its debut in America this month. It dissolves instantly in hot water, yields a clear coffee with true flavor and full body, and can be brewed at any strength per cup.
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Area Men In Service Marine of the Month Hensley
Sgt Jack L Hensley son of Mr and Mrs R N Hensley 1313 Lincoln has been named Marine of the Month at NAC McAlester He joined the Marine Corps in 1952 and after training served with Fourth Marines at Camp Pendleton and in Japan He now coaches the Marine softball team and plans to reenlist for six more years He and Mrs Hensley have a son David Also Sgt Raymond D Gender of KMAG 202d Army Unit Detachment R arrives in Korea with the KMAG anniversary noted His mother Mrs Effie Gender lives in Geary Oklahoma.
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West Russia Remain Apart Despite Show Of Friendship
James Marlow analyzes the Geneva meeting where Bulganin and Molotov push a 32-nation security plan that would exclude U S troops and abolish NATO, forcing West Germans to remain divided while Moscow seeks European dominance.
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Population of young men projected to reach eight million
By 1956 it is expected there will be about eight million men between the ages 20 and 25 in the United States.
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United States
Escaped Slayer Captured Again After NYC Arrest
Patrick Eugene McDermott, 56, of the Bronx, once on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list, was recaptured by New York City police after a hospital sighting. He had escaped from Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus on November 28 and was serving a life term for murder of crusading publisher Don R. Mellett. He admitted his identity and was booked as a fugitive for the FBI.
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Ohio
New York City
Patrick Eugene McDermott
Bronx
FBI
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Harold Pagewell
Jewish Memorial Hospital
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Columbus
Canton
Daily News
200 City Baptists To Attend Falls Creek Assembly
About 206 Baptist church members from Lawton will attend the 36th Falls Creek assembly near Davis in the Arbuckle Mountains. The largest local group is 100 from First Baptist, with 40 from Central, 22 from Calvary, and 20 from Trinity. The two week encampment runs July 26 with 20,000 expected statewide. Classes cover Sunday School, missions, music, library, and publicity. Bible teachers include Dr. Robert A. Baker and Dr. Jesse Northcutt. Bob Bass will direct recreation. Dr. Warren Angell will lead choirs. Gene Bartlett will head congregational singing.
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Arbuckle Mountains
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Baptist General Convention of
Oklahoma
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Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
Tex
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Southwestern
Bob Bass
Oklahoma Baptist University
Warren M. Angell
School of Fine Arts
OBU
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State Baptist Convention
Brooklyn Mother and Son Receive Equal Sentences
In Miami a Brooklyn mother Antoinette Lutz 45 and her 17-year-old son Frank faced 10 year terms after a judge ruled both equally guilty for the shooting of Officer L E Anderson on March 21. Antoinette pleaded the act was her fault, insisting her son was a good boy, while the boy was told he should bear responsibility for his actions.
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Ben C. Willard
Tornadic Winds Ravage Borrego Springs Area
Tornadic winds and heavy rain struck Borrego Springs in eastern San Diego County, demolishing a business building and unroofing two houses and a church. The desert resort area received 7.29 inches of rain in 35 minutes with no injuries reported.
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