Big Four Geneva summit toasts acknowledge peace efforts
President Eisenhower and Soviet Marshal Zhukov toasted the summit’s progress at a Geneva dinner attended by Bulganin Gromyko Molotov Khrushchev and Dulles aides. They spoke through an interpreter as reporters were kept outside the villa, with Hagerty relaying the event.
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Russia Holds Firm on Germany at Geneva Summit
West sources say Bulganin rejects immediate German unification and any major Soviet cuts, keeping focus on European security. Eisenhower Eden and Faure pressed for a swift German solution as Bulganin pledges limited arms reductions and Soviet cooperation in a broader security plan.
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Senate Approves Free Vaccine for Millions of Children
The Senate voted to provide free Salk polio vaccine for millions of children and expectant mothers. The House Commerce Committee had approved a different plan, and the result hinges on House action. An audible no vote came from Sen Morse who objected to the program while Sen Welker assailed federal officials over Cutter Laboratories.
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New Career Mother of Two Joins Suburban Police Unit
Mrs. Loraine Stavka, a 30-year-old mother of two, becomes the first woman in the Ciesra police department's suburban parking meter enforcement division. She will ride a three-wheeled motorcycle, carry no gun, and handle only enforcement. Stavka, a former telephone operator, says the job sounds interesting and exciting. husband Robert, an engineer, approves. They have two sons, Robert Jr and Raymond.
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Westbury Declares Cat Curfew In Village At Night
The Long Island village imposes a curfew on cats to prevent nocturnal disturbances. Owners face a $25 fine for violations, extending a previous dog curfew to all felines.
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Petri's Cleaners Ad Offers Local Pickup Service
Choose from ten Long Beach area trucks serving Long Beach Lakewood Los Altos and Seal Beach with convenient or regular stops plus monthly charge accounts. Visit the plant at 1250 Orange Ave for 10 percent savings faster service and a large parking lot across the street. Men's suits and ladies dresses start at $1.50 with sweaters and pants 75 cents.
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