Goldwater counters McCarthy on Geneva peace claim
Senator Goldwater rebuts McCarthy's accusation that Eisenhower offered friendship to tyrants at Geneva. He says the American people will reject McCarthy and support peace efforts. McCarthy claims the Big Four conference moved toward appeasement while denouncing Eisenhower's policies and friendship with Zhukov.
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Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
McCarthy
Geneva
Fo Rcee
Eisenhower
Democrat Party
Sen
Bender
R Ohin
Georgi K. Zhukov
Loose 12 foot boa in small Minnesota town
A 12-foot boa constrictor fled its carnival cage in Wabasha Minnesota as heat kept residents calm about the escape. Carnival officials said the snake was not dangerous unless provoked and would hunt after shedding its skin. Local editor Ray Young noted residents treated it as a lark. Nearby in Portsmouth Virginia a rattlesnake startled two soldiers when it appeared in their jeep, but the vehicle rolled into a ditch unharmed.
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Wabasha
Minn
Ray Young
Wabasha County
Young
Raney United
Portsmouth
John J. West
George N. Sammers
West
Sanders
Do You Agree and What Is a Weed in This Essay
Fragmentary lines discuss agreement and a definition of a weed. The speaker, identified as Aaron, with cryptic references to Wolde En ersod and an American essayist, hints at unproven virtues and a personal stance on the topic. The text remains incomplete and exploratory.
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Aaron
Wolde Enersod
Judge Denies Freedom to Flying Finns
In San Francisco federal court Judge Edward P. Murphy refused to hear a motion to free the Finn twins George and Charles from Springfield’s Federal eae cal Center. They were sentenced in Los Angeles for illegally arresting an attorney amid a dispute over a war surplus airplane. They have been at Springside since April 1.
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San Francisco
Federal District Court
Edward P. Murphy
Flying Finn Twins
Los Angeles
Springfield
George
Charles Finn
Murphy
Springside
Long Beach Post Office Delivery Amid Mixed Text Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text from a Long Beach newspaper column mentions the Post Office at Long Beach, delivery details, and scattered phrases such as Mosher Audi and Cal Képriata. The readable items are disjoint, lacking a coherent event or dates to form a clear summary.
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Sixth Street
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Cal Képriata
Vaccine to Combat Poison Ivy Revealed
University of Pennsylvania researchers led by Dr. Donald M. Pillsbury report a vaccine to reduce sensitivity to poison ivy after testing thousands of student volunteers. Experts say results show there is no question the vaccine will lower reactions to the rash causing plant.
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University of Pennsylvania
Donald M. Pillsbury
Six ways to beat the heat from Reader's Digest
August Reader's Digest offers six practical tips to stay cool and healthy during hot spells. It highlights myths about who handles heat better, explains the body's cooling system, and promotes getting the August issue with condensed articles from magazines and books.
Riots in French Morocco Lead to Hundreds Arrested
In Casablanca and other cities, nearly 200 were jailed after bloody weekend riots during Aid el Kebir. Reports said 128 arrests at Port Lyautey near a major U S naval air base and 60 at Moulay Thriss with dozens killed at Moulay Idriss and Marrakesh. French troops replaced local police in Marrakesh amid moves against Ben Arafa. Ongoing clashes between French forces and Algerian nationalists were reported in the east.
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Casablanca
French Morocco
Aid-el-Kebir
Moulay Tdriss
Marrassech
Port Lyautey
U.S
Moulay Thriss
Marrakech
Thami el Glaoui
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Mohammed Moulay Ben Arafa
Gilbert Grandval
Ben Arafa
el Glaoui
Algeria
George to Seek Senate Return Not State Dept Job
Senator George of Georgia, aged 77 and longtime chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, says he is not seeking a State Department post and plans to run for re election next year. He heads home for vacation amid renewed talk of a Democratic renomination challenge by former Governor Herman Talmadge.
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State Department
George
Senate
Washington
D.-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
G4 Spray Whips Athlete's Foot in New Trial Offer
An advertisement pitches G4 as a new medicated spray that kills fungus and relieves itching. It promises coverage in hard to reach areas, deodorizes, cools feet, and reduces contamination with easy application. Guarantee offers money back if it fails to whip athlete's foot.
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