Big 4 Endures Tense Geneva Talks On German Unification
The Big Four wrapped Geneva talks with lingering disputes over German unification and disarmament. President Eisenhower and Soviet Defense Minister Zhukov met briefly as Dulles departed for Washington. Hagerty signaled progress but warned core issues remained unresolved, while Faure pressed Moscow to ease cross border exchanges and outlined a nine point plan for cultural and scientific exchanges.
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Eisenhower
Georgi K. Zhukov
Bulganin
United States
Russia
Faure
Swedish Miss Universe Inspires Crowds With Win
Miss Universe 1965, Miss Rombin, crowned at Municipal Auditorium after a late Friday ceremony. She spoke of upcoming wedding plans with Swedish lieutenant fiancé Nils Benker and said she would review her movie contract before signing.
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Miss Rombin
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Nils Benker
Stockholm
Universal-International Studios
Carleen Kingsohraon
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Bulzanin
Bit-Vermont
Lolen
Aiday
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Benny
Jong
Goodman
Violent thunderstorm lashes South Bend with 70 mph winds
A violent thunderstorm struck South Bend early today delivering winds up to 70 mph, knocking out windows and utility services. Downtown rain gauge showed 2.24 inches of rain in three hours before dawn, flooding basements and causing outages citywide.
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Drain Sewer Crew Seeks Lost Cash Report
Dragster manager Stantz told the city sewer department that he flushed 1600 in mixed currency down a drain. A crew toiled Friday night and found false teeth and jewelry but the cash recovery odds were slight.
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Ans Ur. Stantz
Joan York
Sewer Department
Yaris
Miss Rombin tops Miss Universe pageant lineup and moves toward film
The 26 year old Miss Rombin of Sweden won the Miss Universe title and spoke of a screen career preferring comedy to tragedy. She speaks five languages and may interview with RKO Studios as her parents in Uppsala react, while other finalists Miss Salvador Miss Ceylon and Miss Takahashi are noted for comments and poise at the ten day pageant closing with a formal ball.
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Salvador
Miss Ceylon
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New York
Nunkee
Cologne
Germany
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Japan
Municipal Auditorium
Five Blasts Darken Saigon European District
Five explosions in Saigon’s European residential district destroyed four power transformers and damaged homes of pro-government figures. No one injured. A blast 100 yards from Leland Barrows’ home, head of the American aid program, occurred while Barrows was away. A fifth blast damaged Neo Go Chau’s house and car.
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South Viet Nam
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Barrows
Neo Go Chau
Young Revolutionary
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Chau
Berkeley Kidnapping Case Sees Abbott Charged
Burton Abbott, a 29 year old accounting student, is charged with murder in the April disappearance and death of 16 year old Stephanie Bryan from Berkeley. Authorities say she was killed by a blow with a heavy instrument after being abducted and taken 200 miles to Trinity County where her body was found. The case features alive questions and Abbott’s prior denial and silence during preliminary hearings as prosecutors pursue the murder charge.
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Burton Abbott
Alameda
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Corkrey
Louis J. Hardie
Trinity County
Frank Coakley
Abbot
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Aily
Blacks Out Worried Driver Halts On Hollywood Freeway
Marlon Grammer, 34, stopped his car in the middle of the Hollywood Freeway causing a massive traffic jam during rush hour. Police said he sat mute behind the wheel as horns blared. He told Tollywood hospital that mounting worries and family dog-bite incidents drove him to stop. Doctors diagnosed an anxiety reaction and combat fatigue. He was released after a brief hospital stay.
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Los Angeles
Marlon Grammer
Grammer
Hollywood
Tollywood Receiving Hospital
AF Clears Pilots Freed by Red China
The Air Force said it has closed an investigation and returned four former prisoners to full duty after they allegedly confessed under pressure for flying over the Yalu during the Korean War. Names and origins of the pilots are listed with a wide array of vessel arrivals and terminal notes surrounding the case.
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Heat wave grips Eastern U S across states and deaths
Nationwide heat continues with 90s and 100s from Maine to Maryland. New York City foresees relief as cool air from Canada moves in, while cities like Plainfield New Jersey and Poughkeepsie hit record highs. Funeral services noted for Cordell Hull, long-time Secretary of State, highlighting his Roosevelt era service and Nobel Peace Prize.
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Two L A Inspectors Fired Over Dump Dispute
Los Angeles civil service inspectors Joseph Fallon and William Wish were terminated by the Board of Public Works for outside business activities considered conflicts with their duties. The action followed Mayor Norris Poulson’s probe into racketeering in rubbish collection. One witness said Fallon aided a rubbish-hauling venture and sought a stake in a waste paper plant. Wish acknowledged owning part of a North Hollywood rubbish dump.
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Plo City
Joseph ©. Fallon
William C. Wish
Board of Public Works
Norris Poulson
Public hearings debated on Talbott Air Force probe
The Senate investigations subcommittee moved toward public hearings on Secretary Talbott, with Republicans voting present to avoid blocking the process. McClellan supported hearings citing public welfare. Talbott offered to divest from Mulligan partnership. panel said he must decide. The New York Times cites White House meetings on Talbott’s future as Geneva trip ends. Mundt attacked the panel as a smear factory amid leaks.
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Ailing Thomas Mann Flown to Switzerland
Amsterdam report says Thomas Mann eighty ailing German author was rushed by plane to his Zurich home on four stretchers after arriving in Holland weeks ago to lecture. The illness and its nature were not disclosed.
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Thomas Mann
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Labor and transit plan clash over jitney service in LA
Labor leaders threaten picket lines in response to a mayoral plan to replace LATL with other transit firms. Mayor Poulson backs a tentative two year contract package including a 14 cent hourly raise, cost of living escalator, and benefits while union members vote on the proposed basis settlement that would resume buses and trolleys idle since June 20 if approved.
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