Peace Talks Near Showdown in Indochina Crisis
Indochina negotiations stall over military terms of a possible ceasefire. France, the United States, and Vietminh factions press for concessions while talks with Molotov Dong and Chou En Lai unfold. Mendes France faces a make or break week with a July 20 cease-fire pledge.
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Miss Universe contest draws international judges in California
A crowded Miss Universe event in Los Angeles features judges including Porfirio Rubirosa, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Julie Adams, Piper Laurie, and Earl Wilson. Foreign contestants from Miss Brazil to Miss Honduras arrive this week at International Airport, Los Angeles, with the pageant slated for July First at Municipal Auditorium.
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Grid Star from Santa Ana Burglary Arrested in Garden Grove Market
Donald William Doty 18 of Santa Ana, a Santa Ana High School football star and scholarship winner, was arrested inside a Garden Grove market after allegedly helping force a rear door and damage a floor-safe. A 17-year-old accomplice was arrested as he returned home. Deputies found 24 cases of beer, cigarettes, and steak in a car nearby.
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Wild Car Kills 2 Hurts 4 Children
A driverless car rolled down a steep hill and crashed into a group of children seated on a 16 inch wall. Four year old Donald D. Campbell and six year old Norman Williams Jr. died. Peggy Williams four and Linda O Neil seven were gravely injured, two others hurt. The scene was in Aston Pennsylvania as a kid show ended and witnesses described the chaos.
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Relief Ship Hunts Raft Food Shortage Amid Sea Drift
A relief ship searches for a raft of five hungry survivors. Smith and his wife Esther spoke by mobile radio from home, detailing their hunger and lack of food as rescue efforts under Fearon proceed. The report notes hopes that humans can live indefinitely at sea and currents could carry powerless craft toward Hawaii.
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Hearing Set on Browder Trial Alone
New York UPS reports a Friday hearing on whether Earl Browder should be tried separately on perjury charges. His wife, facing related charges over a citizenship form, is reportedly bedridden and may not stand trial. Both live in Yonkers and are free on bail of 2500 dollars each, facing up to five years and a 5000 dollar fine if convicted.
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Britain holds line on China's U N admission and hydrogen fears
Britain declines to press for China's entry to the United Nations while warning against expanding nuclear hydrogen capabilities. Churchill notes no immediate change in policy and stresses the need for a united Europe, including a West German rearmament plan within the EDC framework. The dialogue touches on Indochina Korea, Geneva accords, and the danger of a stunted European defense.
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Army Calls 23 000 for September Draft
Washington reports the Army issued a draft call for 23 000 men in September, maintaining the 23 000 monthly quota set since the resumption of Selective Service in September 1950. Assistant Defense Secretary John Hannah said monthly draft balls would stay at 23 000 unless the international situation worsens.
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Nuclear fallout and Cold War talks ease U.S. tensions
In remarks on Bikini Atoll fallout and a second explosion, officials quoted discuss improved U.S. Britain relations. Chur chill recalls frank talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles, saying misunderstandings were dispelled and joint objectives remain unchanged.
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