Western Soviet Disarmament Plan Draws Cautious Reaction
London AP reports State Secretary Du part Western plans for air and ground inspections in disarmament talks. Dulles says plan fair in West but unfair to Russia while Zorin says Russia seeks broader base of inspection. Subcommittee including Britain France Canada meets again as Lloyd urges recess amid Berlin pledge and talks on German reunification.
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U S envoy questioned after Cuba Santiago visit amid unrest
reports say Ambassador Earl E. T. Smith visited Santiago as Castro rebels clash with Batista forces. U S condemns no intervention stance while Cuba suspends constitutional guarantees for 45 days as military rule tightens amid ongoing resistance and arms seizures.
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Reds arrest Hungarians linked to Mindszenty
Budapest AP reports 11 right wing Hungarian politicians were arrested by the Communist regime. Hugo Paur, longtime Budapest political figure and former secretary to Archduke Joseph of Habsburg, is named among those linked to Cardinal Mindszenty. Others include Dr. Ferenc Matheovics, a former MP jailed with Mindszenty.
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West Sabotaging Arms Talks Charged by U N See-Sabotage
In London a spokesman accused West Germany and the United States of sabotaging disarmament talks to influence the forthcoming West German elections. The charge centers on opposition to a neutral or demilitarized zone in Europe and the Berlin declaration cited as propaganda for Adenauer. See SABOTAGE.
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Ground Troops Move Into Muscat Oman Area
British ground troops armored cars and air support moved into Muscat Oman to aid the pro British sultan after rebels seized parts of the area. Reports say Scottish Highland and Cameronian units entered the region with RAF pounding rebel targets as the attack began.
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UN criticized for limited power and Hungary stance
In London, Churchill faulted the UN for failing to act decisively in Hungary while Britain and France urged more understanding of the UN’s limits. Hammarskjold urged broader appreciation of the organization’s potential and constitutional constraints, noting it cannot impose force, only recommend action.
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Princess Margaret to Visit Canada on Centennial Tour
The Telegram reports Princess Margaret will travel to British Columbia in July to officiate at the province’s centennial celebrations and may visit other parts of Canada. It notes a possible Toronto stop and a return by train across much of Canada, with major cities like Edmonton, Regina, Winnipeg, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City slated for inclusion if schedule allows.
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Gandhi’s Son Devadas Gandhi Dies in Bombay
Devadas Gandhi aged 57, son of Mahatma Gandhi and managing editor of Hindustan Times, died in Bombay Friday night after a heart attack while preparing to go out for tea with a friend.
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U S Soil Bank Plan Curbs Surplus Crop Production
The Agriculture Department announced a $500 million soil bank program to curb surplus crops including cotton, wheat, corn, rice, and tobacco. Farmers agreeing to retire land must limit total harvested acreage. noncompliance triggers loss of payments and civil penalties. Wheat retirements will receive about 20.88 per acre, with future allocations to follow.
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No Prosecution Planned by CNR of Two Youngsters
Winnipeg reports that Canadian National Railways will take no further action after two youths admitted to RCMP that they tampered with a switch prior to a passenger train derailment 36 miles east of Winnipeg on July 28.
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Stars Sit in Court As Libel Suits Begin
Hollywood figures attend a premiere court session in Los Angeles as Confidential magazine faces libel charges. Jury selection drags into next week amid legal technicalities while prosecutors and defense subpoena hundreds of witnesses, with many stars on two hour standby.
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Tito Khrushchev Hold Discussion On Talks In Europe
Moscow Radio reported talks between Nikita Khrushchev and Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia were held with Soviet and Yugoslav delegations. The broadcast said they conferred in Romania and agreed to pursue further all round development and to address major global issues.
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Freshman student stays focused on dance and music
A fragmented quote describes a freshman who avoids dancing and prefers hugging and set to music, signaling a personal stance on social activity and rhythm. The text reflects a school or youth culture moment without clear names or events.
Council backs bigger midway for next Medicine Hat Stampede
Medicine Hat council chambers Friday evening approved hiring a larger midway for next year’s Stampede. Dirk Scholten, longtime executive, urged replacement of the worn setup with Seabrand Brothers, a larger midway outfit used in Lethbridge and Great Falls. They offered more rides, better condition, and a neon lighting system to boost the fair’s appeal. Rube Gardner supported the plan as a needed boost for the event.
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Pay Boost Drives Surge in Army Recruiting Says Spokesman
Canadian Army recruitment rose sharply in the last two weeks of July with pay hikes retroactive to May. Inquiries, applications, and enrollments all climbed while voluntary releases fell. Enlistment figures show July gains, contrasted with earlier weeks, amid a plan to lift pay and trades wages.
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Dentist Promises Hair Restoration Method Revealed
London report quotes Eugene Plant as claiming a hair restoration technique. Phillip Knightley is to publish results, with Plant describing a slow but effective process. Knightley notes the method is unproven and warns readers to await documented outcomes.
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