Stassen Pressures Soviet at London Disarmament Parley
US delegate Stassen faced Soviet pressure at the UN Disarmament subcouncil meeting in London. He outlined new proposals and warned it would take time to detail a complete plan for global nuclear restraint while Western allies consider inspections and verification. Delegates discussed inspections and additional verification steps amid ongoing disagreements.
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London
Thobe
Stassen
Soxiet Teessuce
Valerio A. Aorin
Terday Thassia
Peeses Union Stassen
Lin
Moohy
Risenhower Ry
Vis
Stice Strassen
France
Dawn Chorus and Space Weather Probed for Global Study
Scientists discuss a worldwide project during the International Geophysical Year to study space whistlers and dawn chorus sounds. The goal is to map how solar streams interact with the exosphere, affect radio transmissions, and influence weather phenomena globally using satellites and ground detectors.
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IGY
Earth
Helliwoll
Achiwell
Family Pickets Win South Bend Man Surrenders
Robert Marvin, 27, turned himself in after his wife and two children joined others in picketing the home of his parents in South Bend Indiana. He had been sought since March for alleged failure to support his family.
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South Bend
Ind
Robert Marvin
Marvin
Howe
End of Argentina State of Siege Restores Civil Rights
Buenos Aires AP reports Argentina ends 15 year State of Siege at 12:01 a.m. restoring civil rights ahead of elections. Release expected for about 180 Peronists and opposition figures held without formal charges. Some charged political prisoners likely remain jailed. The move ends siege before a constitutional rewrite and presidential election.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peronists
Cormuntint
Pedro E. Aramburu
Cam Pugh
Yucca Plant Blooms After 15 Years In Chicago Backyard
A Chicago resident reports a yucca plant finally flowering after 15 years. The rare bloom hinges on yucca moths for pollination, but the insects are located about 1,000 miles away in the Southwest, making the event notable for plant enthusiasts.
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Rimanci
Chicago
Ipi
Frank Cisco
Tie
Six Farm Groups Seek Referendum On Farm Tax Vote
Six Oklahoma farm organizations file a referendum petition to force a vote on an entire bill taxing farm inputs and diverting funds to welfare programs. The groups aim to collect more than 2,968 signatures and challenge Ora J. Fox’s petition, with Dan Arnold of the Farm Bureau leading the effort.
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Oklahoma City
Forday
Oklahoma
Andy Andersen
Counier
Ora J. Fox
Peoplenis
The
Bureau, Grange, Farme Union
Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association
Oklahoma Milk Federation
Oklahoma Poultry Improvement Association
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Dan Arnold
Fox
Arnold
Halliburton Company Re-Elects All Officers
The Halliburton Company in Duncan Wisconsin re elected all officers yesterday. Former regional manager Edwin Paramore was named regional vice president. Re elected officers included Erlen Taffiburton chairman Logan Campbell vice chairman Lt Meaders president Richard G Skelsey and Willie D Owsley senior vice presidents.
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Duncan Wi
Halliburton di Well Cememing Co
Edwin’ . Paramore
Erlen Tfaffiburton
Logan Q. Campbell
Lt. Meaders
Richard G. Skelsey
Willie D. Owsley
Lawton Headlines From the Constitution Files
City may buy two large USO recreational buildings. Ray Pool of Public Service speaks to Optimist club. 13 year old Tompkins enters professional rodeo contests in Burkburnett Texas. Autumn enrollment expected 11 000 to 12 000 an all time high. U S Senate passes bill authorizing 331 000 for ten Fort Sill wheat jumps 0 51 per bushel. Farm income projected to exceed 10 000 000 first time since 1929. Sheriff Dunk Cook and Deputy Otis Waldron find 20 slot machines in Comanche. Judges plan to pick Lawton pretties in lawn contest. Road cleared for new high power line Lawton to Chickasha. Lawton buildings to be inspected for fire prevention compliance. Large crowd hears new American Legion band on courthouse lawn. Surveyors locate lamp pole positions along Lawton streams.
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George Hutchins
Lawton
Ray Pool
Employe
Junior Tompkins
Burkburnett
Tex
U. S. Senate
Fort Sill
Department of Agriculture
Dunk Cook
Otis Waldron
Comanche
Laewtan
Chickfasha
Courthouse Lawn
Refused Rooms Negroes File $50 000 Suit Against Statler
A federal court suit was filed in Detroit against the Statler hotel chain by five Black ministers from the recent National Baptist Sunday School convention in Dallas. They say reservations were refused when they arrived in Dallas Inn, seeking about $56,000 in damages. The report notes 169 French citizens live in the United States.
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Statler
Detroit
Nevo
National Baptist Sunday School
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Inn
Want Some Bees Take All Or Part Of This 10000
Mrs. Victor Endean in Durand Michigan says 10000 bees have infested her house since Sunday. She appeals for anyone who wants bees to remove them, noting fumigation risks to children and uncertainty about how to proceed. Endean, mother of seven, hopes a willing extractor will come.
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Durand
Mich
UPI
Victor Endean
Endean
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