Very Summit Parley Seen by Russ Chief
The article reports Western leaders plotting finish touches on strategy ahead of the Big Four Geneva talks with U S Secretary and Foreign Ministers Antoine and Harold MacMillan expected to coordinate Western policy. Spulles spoke of high hopes for a peaceful, values driven outcome. Bastille Day is noted as France's national holiday reflecting liberty and equality.
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Equality of Nations
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Federal Republic of Germany
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Austria
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Washington
MacMillan
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Faure
Germany
Miss Universe contestants arrive by special plane
A plane carrying 22 Miss Universe hopefuls lands amid excitement as entrants from Belgium France Norway Sweden and more mingle with officials. Miss Belgium shows enthusiasm while Miss France's blouse is fashioned on the plane. The group checks into hotels then attends a public reception and a harbor boat tour with introductions and floodlit views. Early arrivals include Miss Illinois Miss North Dakota Miss Miami Beach and Miss Florida.
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Miss Rombin
Belgium
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France
America
Paris
Municipal Auditorium
Harbor Transportation Club
Lafayette Hotel
Municipal Art Center
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Alamitos Ave
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Miss Illinois, Diane Daniggelis, 18; Miss North Dakota
Dean Smith
Miami
Jamestown College
Clinois
Rational Press
Oscar Meinbar
Turkey
Private Utility Deal Favored in Calif Pact
The Interior Department recommended the private utility be allowed to build power features of the Trinity River Project in California if a suitable contract is negotiated. Assistant Secretary Fred G. Randahl told the Senate Reclamation Subcommittee the department has not decided on PG&E’s offer but that selling water may benefit the Central Valley Project. The 225 million dollar Trinity Project would supplement the federal Central Valley reclamation effort.
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Interior Department
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California
Senate Reclamation Subcommittee
Fred G. Randahl
Pacific Gas &Electric Co
Congress
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Sen. Kuchel
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Central Valley
Trinity
Ceneral Valley
Knight Signs School Loan Building Bill
SACRAMENTO Gov Knight signed a bill to set aside funds under the state school loan program for building projects in small districts serving mentally retarded children. It was among five last minute measures he approved after earlier signaling a pocket veto.
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Knight
U. S
Public Utilities Commission
Bridges Accuser Resumes Testimony on Red Charge
In a San Francisco civil case government witness John Schumaker testified about helping Bridges join the Communist Party. Bridges denied ever being a member as cross examination resumed after nearly three days of testimony.
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San Francisco
Communist Party
ILWU
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
Gillard
Matthew J. Meehan
Portland
Ore
Soviets Claim Fifth Plan Success Eight Months Early
The Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party told the people that Russia met the goals of the fifth five year plan for 1951 55 eight months ahead of schedule. A Bulganin report cited strong progress in heavy industry and announced the 20th Congress would meet February 14 1956 to discuss the sixth plan.
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Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Ike Signs 25 Million Smog Research Bill
President Eisenhower signed a five year plan authorizing 25 million dollars for air pollution research and technical aid. The Public Health Service seeks about 1 million to start immediately with potential additional requests before adjournment.
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Eisenhower
U.S. Public Health Service
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Leonard H. Scheele
Faelic Health Service
Weather Bureau
Bureau of Mines, Agricultural Research Service
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Atomic Energy Commission
Public Health Service
Ohio Lawyer Appointed to Folsom Post
President Eisenhower nominated H. Chapman Rose of Cleveland to become undersecretary of the Treasury, to succeed Mai lion Folsom. Rose, 48, Harvard Law School 1931 graduate, was assistant secretary and earlier secretary to Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. at the Supreme Court. Mrs Hobby remains secretary of HEW but illness forced her resignation from the cabinet post.
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Eisenhower
H. Chapman Rose
Mailion Folsom
Treasury
Rose
Cleveland
Ohio
Folsom
Virs
Oveta Culp Hobby
Health, Education and Welfare
Hobby
Cabinet
Harvard Law School
Oliver Wendell Formes
Supreme Court
Transit Union Chief Seeks Arbitration Amid LA Strike
Francis J. Donnelly of AFL Transport Union Division 1277 urged Los Angeles city council to pressure LATL into arbitration to end a 25 day transit strike affecting about 1 million daily fares. Council approved a call to end the tie up while mediation service reported no new developments. About 2,600 operators walked off June 20. union seeks 20-cent hourly raise, company offers 12 cents over two years.
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Los Angeles
Francis J. Donnelly
Diviision 1277
AFL Transportation Union
Donnelly
LATL
John C. Holland
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Reindicted in widow swindle case in San Francisco
Federal grand jury re indicted Harald Bourgeois and Cyril Sharron on charges they swindled 72 year old San Francisco widow Edith Rebhan out of her 540000 life savings. Judge Oliver J. Cartier had dismissed earlier indictments due to state charge issues and set July 14 as filing deadline for new indictments.
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Harald Bourgeois
Cyril Sharron
San Francisco
Edith Rebhan
Oliver J. Cartier
Convicted Red Chief Fined on Shoplifting
Pi Arthur Bary a 43 year old convict among seven named as Communist Party leaders by federal agents was fined 150 dollars in police court for shoplifting a suit coat from the Denver Dry Goods Co on June 3 He said he would appeal. The seven defendants remain free on bond pending appeals.
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Denver Pi
Arthur Bary
George McNamara
Bary
Denver Dry Goods Co
Las Communist Party
Home Made Boat Sets Sea Crossing for Polio Vaccine Focus
AMA chief blasts Washington politicians amid vaccine program chaos as Jeaves, a former Harvard and Boston University football player, begins a 30-foot home built voyage across the Atlantic. Dr Hess says goal is polio vaccine access, aiming Azores then Gibraltar, a 60 day leg to the Azores and 1,000 miles more to Gibraltar.
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American Medical Assn
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Swampscott
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Boston
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Atlantic Ocean
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Erie
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Azores
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