Allied Red Scientists Set Up A Data Swap
Delegates from the major powers and uranium-rich sides of the Iron Curtain announced completion of a week of secret talks here on safeguarding peaceful atomic energy. The session, suggested by the United States, aimed to prevent diversion of peaceful nuclear fuel into bombs and to support the proposed international atomic pool. For the first time, scientists acknowledged they were examining diversion issues after joint East West study since 1946.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Canada
Czechoslovakia
United States
International Atomic Pool
Eissenhower
United Nations
Baruch
Lake Success
N.Y
Pittsburgh Oil Plant Leveled by Explosions
The three acre storage yard of the Cargill Corp chemical and oil plant in Carnegie, Pennsylvania was ruined by a series of blasts and a fire. Firemen claimed static electricity caused the first explosion. no injuries were reported among workers or 20 fire companies.
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Pittsburgh
Uethe
Cargill Corp. Chemical and Oil
Carnegie
Resin Division
Gremen
Water ration hits five million in Rio area
More than five million residents of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo faced water rations today amid the worst Brazil drought in 30 years. Several reservoirs in the Sao Paulo municipal system have run dry and the Patabia River watershed source is at its lowest level since 1922.
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Rio
Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Patabia
Rio-Sao Paulo
Margaret Truman Visits Venice on European Tour
Margaret Truman arrived in Venice for a 10 day visit. She is accompanied by Gurie Lie, daughter of Trygve Lie, former UN secretary general. The Truman party is vacationing in Europe.
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Venice
Italy
VPI
Margaret Truman
Gurie Lie
United Nations
Tryeve Lie
Miss Truman
Europe
19 Survive C46 Crash Pilot Injured
A twin-engine C46 transport carrying 17 Air Force reservists and a two-man crew crashed at Joplin Municipal Airport after a tire blowout during landing. No fatalities. Pilot 1st Lt. Joseph A. Sheppard of Overland Park Kansas injured and hospitalized for X-rays and treatment. Reservists from the 42nd Troop Carrier Wing Springfield Missouri were salvaged by another plane from Grandview Air Base and continued to their destination.
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Joplin
Air Force
Municipal
Joseph A. Sheppard
Overland Park
Kan
Jane Chinn Hospital
Webb City
D42nd
Springfield
Grandview Air Base
Moonshine Found at Muscatine Auto Salvage Co
Police raided the Muscatine Auto Salvage Co and found a still still producing whisky moonshine.
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Muscatine, Town Au
Muscatine Auto Salvage Co
Teens in white masks linked to Davenport prowlers
Police seized four youths ages 15 to 18 after a week of masked street prowls in Davenport. They admitted planning only to scare others for fun and named two more members. No charges filed. ordered to appear before a probation officer. Chief Smith cautioned the group could have been dangerous.
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Davenport
Iowa
Ku Klux Klan
Harvey A. Smith
Smith
Fires Sweep Two Marts on Broadway
Fire crews battled twin blazes on Broadway at Nick’s Market and a nearby mart. A man was seen near the doors prior to discovery while a companion waited in a car. Owner Nick Mascucci reported a small amount of cash missing from the register and a sack of bills found gone. Arson indications noted at the Nick’s Market scene.
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Nick's Market
Nick Mascucci
Wisconsin Market
Frank Sandeman
Tak-It Home
E. Broadway
House of Beauty
al Neithardt
Wisconsin Ave
Irs
Marjorie F. Kulp
William W. Brown
E. 3Rd St
Britain backs U S Mideast peace plan amid talks with Eisenhower
United States and Britain promote a four point peace framework outlined by Dulles. It calls for a US treaty to secure Arab Israeli boundaries, defined borders with Arab states, an international loan to compensate 800,000 Arab refugees, and American water and irrigation aid to aid resettlement.
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Dulles
United States
Senate
United Nations
Israel
Palestine
Air Force baseball bus crash kills two in Texas
An Air Force bus from Bryan Air Force Base crashed into a dry creek after a tire blowout near Nacogdoches killing two airmen and injuring fourteen. Fifteen were injured, with fourteen Air Force baseball team members aboard en route to a tourney in Shreveport. The two victims were Alec Lloyd D. Buresh and driver Alec James Clyde Kirkpatrick. Rescue crews freed trapped passengers as fire crews battled a blaze at Wisconsin Market and nearby shops.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Air Force
Bryan
Air Force Base
Barksdalle Afb
Shreveport
Lloyd D. Buresh
Genevieve Audry Buresh
Bolivar
James Clyde Kirkpatrick
Mary A. Kirkpatrick
Bluff City
Tenn
McGree
Mascucci
Eto Kiyoko
Gerald Doone
Jack Winett
R. , Brussow
Woodstute Ave
Bellflower
Fio
Sun-j Lacy
Rhoda P. Mayfield
Florence Landis
St Joseph Avenuos
Eisenhower approves plan for October race bias conference
President Eisenhower approved plans for an October 25 Washington conference to map steps toward ending racial and religious discrimination in government contracts. Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell announced the meeting after a 40 minute discussion at the Summer White House. The conference will unite government contractors labor officials and the President's committees on government contracts led by Vice President Richard M Nixon. Mitchell noted the administration's role in flood disaster relief in the eastern states.
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Denver
Eissenhower
Washington
James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
White House
Lowry Air ForcesBase
Richard M. Nixon
Mitchell
Six Stranded Airmen Reach Shore Near San Clemente Island
Six airmen adrift in two small boats off San Clemente Island paddled to shore Friday night with help from the Coast Guard. Their outboard motors failed and a Coast Guard plane guided them as flares showed land. A sudden wind shift pushed the boats toward shore.
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Air Paree
San Clemente Island
Coast Guard
Bank robber attempt ends with arrest in Los Angeles
A bandit flashed a gun at Mrs. L. Michaels, a 60 year old bank cashier, and handed a note demanding a stickup. She flung the weapon aside and told him to go to hell. FBI agents arrested Paul Anthony Ricci, 44, hours later, after an attempted holdup. He faced federal bank robbery charges.
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Los Angeles
L. L. Michaels
Fishing Gear Stolen From Mathews Cabin Cruiser
Police report fishing equipment valued at 720 dollars stolen Friday from the cabin cruiser Mathews owned by Dwight S. McFadyen 58. The craft was tied at City Yacht Anchorage 1500 W 6th St. A padlock was pried off the main cabin door.
Oil Refinery Blast Rocks Indiana City and LA Reports
A massive refinery explosion shattered windows up to three miles away near Crown Point Indiana and sent flames and debris across the area. In Los Angeles a separate case saw a bartender action halted as jurors failed to reach a verdict amid allegations of underage beer sales to three teenage girls and a related trial over fake IDs.
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Los Angeles
Byron J. Wal
Inters
Richard Plewaiak
Sam Buzanis
Walter Rhea
Ron
Ald
Frank
You Can Drive in Calif and Skil Receive Blind Aid
Two blind individuals were found eligible for state aid while retaining or holding driving privileges under a four year old agreement between the Welfare and Motor Vehicles departments. A limited number of cases show some recipients maintain licenses or permits with ongoing eye checks.
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Calif
Sacramento
Ments
Kepitago
Welfare Department
Fred P. Williams
Full Group to Probe L A Trash Woes
The Assembly announces a full committee investigation into Los Angeles County rubbish collection and disposal problems starting September 28. About 75 witnesses will be summoned, with hearings through late September and into October, urged by Mayor Norris Poulson and ordered by Speaker Luther H. Lincoln.
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Los Angeles
Ralph M.brown
Assembly
Committee On
Los Angeles County
Brown
Modesto
California States Building
Luther H. Lincoln
Norris Poulson
Poulson
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
U S Declares War on Storm Devastation Across States
Reconstruction crews slogged through mud in flood wrecked cities across Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania as local and federal agencies rally to rebuild The death toll across eight states reached 208 with Pennsylvania 115 Connecticut 55 and Massachusetts 23 Thousands donated to Red Cross relief funds while officials promise every possible aid to restore industry and housing in the disaster zone
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New, York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
New York
Virginia
Delaware
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Hartford
Weeks
Bar Group to Study Atoms Legal Aspects
Philadelphia delegates of the American Bar Association handed to the Board of Governors the task to establish a special committee to study the legal and administrative problems arising from a possible atomic attack. The action marked the 78th annual meeting’s closing. The report urged prompt creation of the committee.
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Bar
Philadelphia
House of Delegates
American Bar Assa
Board of Governors
ABA
Bloodstained Auto Thug Found in Fort Worth
Bloodstained sedan linked to Dallas Fort Worth mob orbit found in a Fort Worth parking lot. Police suspect Tracy Eggleston, 45, under indictment for a oilman slaying, may have been killed. Search for his blond girlfriend follows amid underworld rumors.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Dallas-Fort Worth
Tracy Eggleston
Dusty Rhodes
District Attorney's Office
Tracy
Eggleston
Wiliam P. Clark
Tiney
Edell Evans
Dallas
Evans
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