Soviet leader rejects Eisenhower plan on disarmament eyeing Geneva
In a 10,000 word Geneva address Premier Bulganin dismissed the United States Soviet Union plan for joint military blueprint exchanges and open aerial inspection as unreal. He praised Soviet disarmament as more realistic while deputies laughed at his remarks. The report also notes U S testing of nuclear weapons and a rise in discount rates by Federal Reserve banks as part of inflation control.
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Total Loss Buys Car and Wrecks in Minutes
J Paul Jackson of Holdenville, 32, drove a 1955 auto from a Shawnee showroom then collided with a 1940 model on U S Highway 270 near Merc four miles west. Jackson’s car was a total wreck and his wife suffered minor injuries.
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J. Paul Jackson
Holdenville
U.S. Highway 270
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Highway Patrol
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Ruhr Blast Kills Forty-One Miners in Germany
In Gelsenkirchen, Germany, a fire and explosion at the Dahlbusch coal mine left 41 miners dead and 44 injured. Rescue efforts were halted as fire raged with 25 workers still missing below ground.
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Gelsenkirchen
Germany
Dahlbusch
Ruhr
Brink's holdup in Buffalo ends with two captured
Three armed men ambushed a Brink's armored car near the Ft Erle track in Canada, stealing about 160000 in receipts before a gun battle left two bandits arrested. Guard Eugene Clohessy was wounded but in good condition. The third robber fled. an alarm was issued for James Sheridan.
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Anthony Pettinato
Brink’s, Inc
Buffalo
Pettinato
Bupfalo
Brink’s
Brink's, Inc
Niagara River
Canada
Lower West Side
Eugene Clohessy
Clohessy
Anthony Pellinato
Baltimore
Sylvester Mazella
Bronx
James Sheridan
Jim Salemeria
New York City
Mazella
AEC Reveals New Russian Nuclear Shots
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that the Russians have resumed testing of nuclear weapons. The notice notes only that testing has resumed in recent days and may signal a new test series, with no detail on fission or fusion type.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Russia
Peace Door Still Open Ike Says
President Eisenhower stated he does not believe Soviet Premier Bulganin closed the door to disarmament talks by rejecting inspections and that new U N proposals will be offered soon. He also indicated willingness to consider Soviet ideas and pressed Congress on highway and other vital measures while noting no need for an immediate second term decision given his health.
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Eisenhower
Bulganin
U. S
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U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
United States
United Nations
Eisen- Hower
Sen
Bender
Ohio
White House
US China recess in talks on American civilians release
UPI reports U S and Chinese envoys held a brief recess in Geneva without confirming progress on freeing about 40 American civilians held by the Feiping regime. Johnson and Wang Ping Nan met an hour and a half, with both sides saying they would reconvene Monday. Rumors persisted of possible releases, while officials denied in principle agreements.
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UPI
United States
Red Ching
Feiping
U. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-Nan
Anhour
Unseasonal Southland Rain Floods Needles Area
Unseasonal rain drenched sections of the Southland including Norwalk and Needles with showers ranging from heavy in Burbank and Altadena to light in downtown Los Angeles and surrounding cities. A cloudburst washed out part of U.S. Highway 66 and damaged railroad beds near Needles as temperatures cool tonight. Local readings listed Mt. Wilson .09 and Altadena .06, with Needles reporting significant rainfall at 9:05 a.m. and street flooding reported across the city.
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Arizona
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la Crescenta
Tujunga
San Gabriel
Sa Canada
Hurricane Connie Forms in Atlantic Shipowners Warned
Tropical storm Connie, third of the year, churns over open Atlantic waters about 2 200 miles southwest of the mainland. The Weather Bureau in Miami said the storm may have reached hurricane strength and warned steamships to keep clear. An Air Force hurricane hunter aircraft tacked toward it from Bermuda to collect more data.
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Miami S
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Weather Update for Tonight and Friday
Decreasing high cloudiness tonight and Friday with early morning low clouds near the coast. Little change in temperature, but cooler tonight.
Prison Ring Alters Terms in Angola Forgery Scandal
Louisiana penitentiary officials began poring over five years of records to expose a forgery ring that freed at least a dozen convicts for a fee. Clerks erased and altered records for payments of 200 to 300 dollars, shortening sentences and changing crimes, including one case reducing a 10 year armed robbery to two years for simple burglary. Warden Maurice Sigler alerted authorities after suspecting a clumsy erasure on a freed inmate’s file. Dr. Edward Grant issued fugitive warrants for seven men linked to the ring and said records would be reviewed retroactively. Three ring leaders and four associates were placed in solitary confinement, with one man found to have 200 dollars in his shoe.
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Angola
Louisiana
Maurice Sigler
Waches
Edward Grant
Dickerice
Freeing of 11 U S Airmen by Red China Sparks Doubt
Eleven U S airmen freed after defense in Hong Kong call their Peiping trial a farce. Colonel John Knox Arnold Jr. said their B29 was shot down Jan 12, 1953 near North Korea and denounced the charges as baseless. The men were allowed to fly home after the claim of a formal trial was rejected.
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Hong Kong
Manila
Steven Kiba
Harry M. Benjamin Jr
Daniel Schmidt
Red China
Col
John Knox Arnold Jr
Shiver Springs
Mong Kong
North Korea
Arnole
Peiping
Manchuria
Arnold
30 Feared Killed in Air Crash at Fort Leonard Wood
Bulletin from Rolla Missouri reports an American Airlines Convair plane with 30 aboard burst into flames and crashed in a wooded area on Fort Leonard Wood Reservation. Early word says there are no signs of survivors around the burning wreckage.
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Johnson
Eastier
Wang
United States
Rolla
Iace Ivan Airlines
Ft. Leonard Wood
Wation
American Airlines
St. Louis
Bulletin Rolla
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More on Page List
A condensed index lists sections and page numbers for finds across the publication. It specifies topics from Beach Combing to Vital Statistics with cross references to editors and pages for various departments.
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