Herter Aims for Subset of Talks at Geneva Summit
US Secretary of State Christian Herter seeks a limited objective at the Geneva talks. Khrushchev pressures deadlines on West Berlin while Allied leaders push for backdown and continued military presence. Meanwhile, Texas Tech offers a millinery course led by Patsy Schneider and Gene Shelden focusing on fall hat styles and construction.
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M. Robert
Associated
Christian A. Herter
Geneva
Nikita Bhrughchev
Bkase Stock
West Berlin
Khrischev
Snihance
Herter
London
Ashishohen
Lott
Jim
Kremlin
Moscow
Union
Texas Tech
Patsy Schneider
Mineral Wells
Gene Shelden
Tech
Schneider
Tech Dean Appointed To Southwest Group
The Association of College and University Housing Officers appointed Tate Dean James G. Allen of Texas Tech ASA to the Southwest Regional Committee for Training Residence Personnel. The committee will assist member institutions in growing dormitory and residence programs, attract competent administrators, and develop leadership in the field. Enrollment for the class requires a $10 fee plus $5 for supplies.
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Association of College and University Housing Officers
Tate
James G. Allen
Texas Tech Asa
Southwest
Comittes
China Peasani Tackles Tiger Bare-Handed
AP Peiping radio says a Fukier province peasant Yu, aided by his wife and mother, killed a tiger that attacked neighbors children. Yu wrestled the animal after it slashed his forehead, then rode the tiger’s back and called for help. His wife grabbed a hind leg while his mother wielded an axe to strike the tiger’s head.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Fukier
Ager
Hi Neighbor
Chinghent
Police Chief Killed By Stock Car Racer in Hallock
Hallock Minnesota chief D C Waldron age 36 was killed Saturday night when a stock car left the track and struck his patrol car as he watched a race from the edge of the course. The accident occurred during a race and Waldron had recently moved to Hallock from Milwaukee after a career in New York.
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Ballock
Minny
Hallock
D.C Waldron
Russell Phillips
Ant
Waldron
New York
Milwaukee
Minnesota
First direct transatlantic telephone link laid
Paris AP reports the first direct transatlantic telephone cable has been laid on the ocean floor linking the United States to Europe. The Monarch ar rived off Penmarch with the Newfoundland France section. the twin cables now join France and Newfoundland, with operation expected soon.
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Paris
United States
French Communications Ministry
Monarch
Penmarch
France
Newfoundland-France
Newfourdland
America
Great Britain
Jacim
Fadi
Mercury 4 Percent Closest To The Sun Yet
A terse note states Mercury sits 4 percent closer to the Sun than previously observed, marking a record for its proximity among the major planets. No additional context or dates are provided.
Lloyd Enthusiasm Marks Second Round Of Geneva Meet
Geneva AP report on opening of the Big Four foreign ministers conference shows Selwyn Lloyd amid a sun baked Palace of Nations session. British Foreign Secretary Lloyd leads with firm determination as delegates and press crowd the UN venue despite heat.
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David Mason
Geneva
Selwyn Lloyd
Palace of Nations
Selwyn
Lloyd
Railroads weigh strike insurance to blunt labor dispute
The Wat Street Journal reports the plan to fund industry-wide strike insurance as a deterrent to union pressure. About 301 railroads received a night-page document from the Association of American Railroads as contracts covering 40,000 workers near expiry this fall. Talks since May 11 raised optimism of a summit to resolve work rules and pay scales, despite earlier industry actions.
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Wat Street Journal
Asin
American Railroads
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U Etary
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