Brumel and Thomas Set for AAU Meet and European Trials
In a discussion of track marks Brumel and Thomas compare performances and inch-to-foot conversions amid current poverty of sehetter og we Fine. Thomas eyes the AAU meet in New York this weekend and European events where he may again face Brumel after Brumel defeated him in three sheets just last winter.
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Iscidotin Thomas
Dotin
Brutel
Meacow
Omas
Brumel
Deel
U.S
Thomas
New York
Europe
Driver Delivers Fire to Livermore Firemen
Truck driver Breckenridge of the Livermore Disposal Co. rushing to the fire at a garbage load managed to reach the fire house as his cargo started blazing trailing smoke. The blaze was extinguished after his onset.
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Livermore
Calif
Breckenridge
Brenckenridge
Livermore ‘Disposal. Co
Nuclear arms ban talks falter as Cold War stalls progress
Bernard Baruch urged the United Nations to ban atomic weapons with inspection to prevent cheating. Despite years of talks in Geneva and Washington, USA Russia Britain have not agreed on disarmament or a nuclear test ban. Khrushchev and Kennedy administrations signaled ongoing risk and cautious steps amid stalled negotiations.
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Russia
United States
Britain
France
China
United
Geneva
iOn
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Free World
Sabotage Charges Filed In Utah Relay Explosions
Federal prosecutors filed sabotage charges against Bernard Jerome Brous and Dale Christian Jensen for blowing up a Cedar Mountain microwave relay and an underground relay station at Knolls in western Utah, and an additional microwave tower at Wendover Nevada. Both men were jailed in San Diego on a $100000 bond for conspiring to commit sabotage. U.S. attorneys will decide where they will be tried.
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Utah
CAP
Bernard Jerome
Brous
Telephone Company
Dale Christian Jensen
Cedar Mountain
Knolls
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Alttorneys
Nevada
Brous and
Jenken
Blaylock
U.S
E. M. Garnett
Cedar Moon
Famine Seen as Possible Result of Nuclear War
AEC consultant Dr Albert Bellamy warned that famine could follow any nuclear conflict. He urged expanding food stockpiles nationwide and storing enough provisions in communities to last several months beyond the next growing season.
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AEC
Davis
Calif
Atomic Energy Commission
Albert Bellamy
Univy of California
Los Angeles
World War II Leaders Clash Over Germans at Tehran Cairo
Washington AP reports State Department papers from the Tehran and Cairo conferences reveal Stalin clashing with Churchill over postwar Germany. Roosevelt proposed a five zone Germany while Stalin urged drastic measures and argued for stronger curbs on Germany and harsh punishment of its military leadership. Churchill advocated more lenient terms and a division plan with Roosevelt caught between the two in shaping France and postwar Europe.
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Washington
Joseph Stalin
Winston ‘Churchill Prayeht
Tehran
Nazi Germany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
State Department
Cairo
Stalin
Churchill
Charles E. Bohlen
Ionservelt
Bohlen
Roosevelt
Germany
Desense
Postal changes announced by Mexia postmaster Blair
Mexia postmaster Blair announced changes effective July 1 in postage rates and fees. Money order fees rise to 10 cents for 1 to 50 dollars and scale up to 85 cents for 100 dollar amounts. special delivery remains unchanged for light-weight letters. International Union mail rates increase: air letter sheets to 11 cents, surface letters to 11 cents per ounce, air mail to 13 cents per half ounce.
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Mexia
Blair Triday
Jpostel Sfeeg
Focal Post
Amnanay
Pest Office
Belpartment
Ifcom
Blair
International Postal ‘Union Mail
White residents clash with demonstrators over integrated park
In Louisville and nearby areas tensions rise as white residents attack, threaten, and confront Negro demonstrators and parkgoers amid a wave of segregation protests. Police report several arrests at Berry Park while federal plans on interstate bus desegregation advance.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Louisville
Heryp
N.Y
Paigmi
Ito ‘Keyp
Tecoming
Anitivaden
Tuyneh
Onlanged
Thelaine Berry Park
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert Kennedy
Ennedy
Yancy Takes Command of Eighth Army Corps
Maj. Gen. Thomas Yancy, World War I and Korean War veteran, has assumed command of the 110000-strong Eighth Army Corps in Austin.
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Yancy
Eighth Army Corps
Austin
Thomas Yancy
Army Corps
New Orleans Negro Girls Pass Work In Mixed School
Four Black girls who desegregated New Orleans schools in November have been promoted. Three attended McDonogh No. 39 alone. about 500 white students boycotted. The fourth attended William Frantz School with 10-20 white pupils. Sixty two Negro pupils sought transfers to white first grades next fall.
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Orimans
New Orleans
McDonagh
St. Bernard Parish
William Frantz
Early coinage contrasts Greek and Lydian innovations
The Lydians are credited with striking the first coins while the Greeks created metal money with standard shape size and value. The distinction highlights Lydian origins of coinage and Greek developments in monetary standardization.
Formal dining etiquette on dessert silver service
The passage explains that for ordinary family meals dessert silver could be served on the table, but at formal lunches or dinners the dessert flatware is brought to the table with the dessert. The guidance emphasizes proper placement and presentation of silverware in different settings.
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Dorothy
Waekaa
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Hdthes Ikost Finem
Alabama
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