Miss Friendship Miss Universe Contender from El Salvador
Igee Maribel Arrieta, 19, green eyed blonde from San Salvador, was chosen by contestants as Miss Friendship at the Miss Universe event in Long Beach. Cmdr Richard Zeke Cormier presented the friendship trophy. Arrieta previously rode Long Beach’s Miss Universe float in Pasadena in 1952 and is a 1956 Miss Universe semifinalist.
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Igee Maribel Arrieta
el Salvador
Russ Arrietta
Municipal Auditorium
Cmdr
Richard
Zeke} Cormier
Navy
Blue Angels
Arrieta
Marilyn Monroe
San Salvador
Long Beach
Pasadena
Fires Ravage Vast Canada Timberlands
Toronto faced a seven year worst fire menace with 110 fires burning in the north, 39 out of control despite 4,500 firefighters, and about 250,000 acres burned this year. A hot spell left nearly a quarter of Ontario tinder dry as fires spread toward towns including Blind River and Cochrane. Highways remained open.
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Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
Ontario
Kapuskasing
Cocdrane
Swastika
Gogama
Chanteau
White River
Sudbury
Sault Ste. Marie
Blind River
Cochrane District
European Youths Return Home After Year in U S
Approximately 525 European boys and girls left New York aboard the Greek liner New York to return to 36 nations after a year as high school students in American host families. They praised American hospitality and said the United States differed from movie portrayals and they would like to come back.
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New York
Birks
America
United States
Byrd Calls to End Foreign Aid and Cut Taxes Across the Board
Sen. Byrd of Virginia argues Congress can balance the budget by halting foreign aid, reducing taxes, and tightening oversight. He criticizes Eisenhower administration plans for aid growth, questions the 280 billion debt and seeks to stop economic aid masquerading as military support. The debate centers on a 3.205 billion foreign aid bill and future adjournment timing.
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Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen. Clements
D-Ky
House
McCormack
Mass
Bridges Trial Ends with July 29 Verdict Date
Federal Judge Louis E. Goodman ended the 15 day denaturalization trial of Longshore boss Harry Bridges and scheduled a verdict for 1 a m on July 29. Defense attorney Richard Glast ein and Assistant U S Attorney Lynn Gillard presented final briefs. Gillard argued Bridges was a full party member when he obtained U S citizenship, with no question of affiliation.
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San Francisco
U.R
Louis E. Goodman
Harry Bridges
Goodman
Richard Gladstein
Asst
U. S. Atty
Lynn
Gillard
Coodman
Bridges
U. S
Urge Baptists No Partake in Public Affairs
Dr. C Emanuel Carlson of Washington DC urged Christians to engage more in social and governmental affairs at the Baptist World Alliance closing session in London Albert Hall. He noted democratic growth imposes responsibility and cited ancient Christians to justify using present means, ending with a prayer for tolerance and an Evangelical service led by Billy Graham at Arsenal Stadium for 85,000 capacity.
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London
C. Emanuel Carlson
Washington
D.C
Carlson
American Baptist Joint Committee On Public Affairs
Baptist World Alliance
Albert Hall
Alliance
Arsenal
Billy Graham
Dr. Carlson
Rome
Dancer JoAn Guiberson Freed From Alleged Prison Case
Los Angeles dancer Joan Mann Guiberson, 26, testified she was kept by oilman Samuel Allen Guiberson Jr., 82, in a luxury "suite" and forced to a strict routine. She abandoned $2,995 monthly alimony, seeking $5,000 cash, with separation dated January 31, 1954.
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Los Angeles
Joan Mann Guiberson
Samuel Allen Guiberson Jr
Guiberson
Eisenhower Plan On Military Blueprint Exchange Draws Soviet Attention
Moscow broadcasts picked up Tass reports on Geneva summit talks as Bulganin described Western leaders’ frank statements as important for a constructive path. Tass confirmed no Russian reply to Eisenhower’s proposal and highlighted his call for exchanging blueprints and unlimited aerial inspection by both blocs.
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Moscow Radin
Eisenhower
Russia
U. S
Moscow
Tass
Geneva
Hawer
Bulganin
White House
James Hagerty
Faure
Eden
Moscow Radio Today
Buloganin
James C. Hagerty
Harold E. Stassen
President Urges Russia to Lift Curtain on Disarmament talks
President Eisenhower and allied leaders pressed for disarmament talks with the Soviet Union. Eden Faure and Bulganin weighed proposals to exchange plans for military establishments and to create air and on-site inspection. The foreign ministers worked on recommendations for a U.N. backed disarmament framework as a path forward from the summit.
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Russia
United States
Adenauer Moves to Rearm West Germany with 500000 Army
Bonn reports Chancellor Konrad Adenauer won final Bundestag and Bundesrat approval for rearmament bills to build a 12 division army a 1500 plane air force and coastal defense navy pledged to the Atlantic Alliance. The measures authorize call up of the first volunteers this year and create a civilian committee to screen senior officers. They await President Theodor Heuss signature.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bundesrat
Adenauver
Adenauer
Bundestate
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