Khrushchev and Tito Agree on Concrete Cooperation Terms
In Romania, Khrushchev and Tito held a two day talk with Mikoyan Kuusinen Kardelj Rankovic present. They announced concrete cooperation forms and continued party exchanges to strengthen Soviet Yugoslav ties amid past frictions.
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London
Tito
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Romania
Moscow Radio
Communist Party
Russia
Khrushchev
A. I. Mikoyan
Otto V. Kuusinen
Communist International
Edvard Kardelj
Alexander Rankovic
Soviet Union
Belgrade
International Workers Movement
Bulganin Left Off Khrushchev East Germany Trip
The Soviet premier Nikolai Bulganin was excluded from the delegation for Khrushchev’s East Germany visit as Deputy Premier A I Mikoyan and Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko travel. The omission fuels Western talk that Bulganin may lose influence after earlier visits and did not attend Khrushchev Tito reconciliation talks in Romania.
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Khrushchev
Britain
India
A. I Mikoyan
Andrei Gromyko
East Germany
Bulganin
Czechoslovakia
Mother Of 18 Wants 14th Living Child
Mrs. Trixie Grief of Tilney St Lawrence England has 18 children but only 13 are living. The 43 year old says she wants at least one more and that their family is happy and rejects ill luck from stopping at 13.
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Tilney ST. Lawrence
England
Trixie Grief
Sleeping Outdoors Cure Insomnia Joke
A humorous note claims sleeping outdoors cures insomnia while suggesting sleeping indoors as a remedy. The gag contrasts outdoor comfort with indoor safety in a lighthearted street-corner quip.
English Girl Locates Ex GI After 4000 Mile Pursuit
Ruth Owen of Cambridge England reunites with James Grulkowski of Arcadia Wisconsin after a long separation. The couple, who planned marriage, faced travel hardships and miscommunication before a late Friday reunion in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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France
Eleven-year-old saves for theater ticket becomes guest attendee
In Wilmington Ohio eleven year old Jay Birmingham saved two dollars from his paper route to buy a ticket for Man and Superman at the summer theater. He later learned officials invited him as their guest to the Friday night performance, and he attended.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Jay Birmingham
Jay
Dulles Proposes Open Skies to Deter Atomic War
Secretary of State Dulles urges Moscow to join an Open Skies concept linking aerial and ground inspections over vast zones in Europe North America and the USSR. He reports to President Eisenhower after a London mission and says Western allies back his plan to prevent massive surprise attacks in the atomic age.
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Washington State
Resbta
West
Dulles
White House
London
Moscow
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Russia
U.N. Disarmament Subcommittee
Europe
North America
Soviet Union
Coolidge Home Becomes Vermont Shrine
Plymouth Vermont the Coolidge homestead is given to the state as a shrine Calvin Coolidge the 30th president was sworn in at the house by his father Col John C Coolidge the state will restore it to 1923 condition with 12000 dollars allocated Mrs Coolidge died July 8 before the presentation
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Plymouth
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Vermont
Col
John C. Coolidge
Torture kit rape confession shocks Golden Gate Park case
Police said a 19 year old nursing student was raped in Golden Gate Park on July 20. Melvin Bakkerud 21 admitted involvement and officers found evidence including handcuffs a knife a razor and glasses at his home. John Rexinger 23 who claimed innocence was relieved by Bakkerud's confession and is on parole for prior check charges.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Daniel McKlemn
Melvin N. Bakkerud
McKlem
John Rexinger
Bakikerud
Rexinger
San Quentino
Three Children Die in Barn Fire on Wisconsin Farm
In Mason Wisconsin a barn fire killed Maynard Baldwin five Judy seven and Raymond nine who were hidden in hay in a barn on the Baldwin farm in Bayfield County. Firefighters found the bodies after the blaze was out as the parents were at home with four other children. Two outbuildings and farm machines were destroyed along with the barn.
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Mason, Wis
Maynard Baldwin
Judy
Raymond
Henry Baldwin
Bayfield County
Wisconsin
Mason Fire Department
Baldwin
Eisenhower opposes Senate civil rights bill plans
President Eisenhower reportedly opposes the Senate version of the civil rights bill and would rather see no bill than accept the jury trial amendment. House GOP leader Rep. Martin calls the bill dead for the session, citing Republican opposition and a possible return of the issue in 1958. Southern senators talk of a vote soon, while Knowland hints at possible compromise at a House Senate conference.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Joseph W. Martin Jr
House
GOP
Congress
Administration
Martin
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Knowland
R-Calif
House Conference Committee
Stroller tips lead to drowning of infant in creek
Nine month old Raymond Green Jr. drowned Saturday when the stroller toppled into Old Woman's Creek two miles east of Huron Ohio. His parents Raymond Green Sr. of Lorain were fishing and made a vain rescue attempt.
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Huron
Ohio
Raymond Green Jr
Old Woman's Creek
Here
Raymond Green Sr
Lorain
A Glance Inside Water Skiing BioSport Feature
A Mercury feature previews water skiing as a growing sport in Middleton and surrounding lakes. Irene Barr outlines the sport’s basics and appeal for readers on Page 37.
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Irene Barr
Untamed Pygmies Lead Chief on Rural American Bivouac
Hugh Mulligan accompanies a boys camp counselor as a small tribe of untamed pygmies departs for a rural American bivouac.
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America
Hugh Mulligan
British troops move into Oman to aid Sultan's revolt
British forces under RAF command advance into Muscat area to support the pro British Sultan as Highland and Cameronian units join the operation. Ground units push toward Nizwa while air strikes target rebel strongholds and a fort at Ibri.
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Manama
Bahrain
Muscat
Nizwa
Oman
Ian
London
Arabian Peninsula
Ibri
Laurence F. ‘Sinclair
Britain
Persian Gulf
Sinclair
Jimmy” Roberts
Malaya
American Girl Talks Red Line at Youth Festival
A Russian newswoman identifies Francine Kamen of New York as the American girl at a four nation Youth Festival session in Moscow. She urges pressure to ban nuclear tests. Five American teens attend with 18 others from the Soviet Union, Britain, and Japan. Japanese hosts include six delegates, three described as Hiroshima survivors. The Americans refuse to disclose towns or addresses.
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Moscow
Francine Kamen
New York
Gates
Soviet Union
Britain
Japan
Andy McEwen
Dorothy Miller
Ethel Goldenstein
Billy Graham Office Burglary Strikes New York Crusade
Thieves broke into the Billy Graham New York Crusade offices on Saturday between 1 30 a m and 9 a m at 165 West 46th Street taking about 200 in cash and about 1000 in negotiable checks from a petty cash box. The Graham organization noted nightly offerings from Madison Square Garden are deposited in a local bank and not kept in the crusade office.
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New York
Billy Graham
New York Crusade
Graham
W. 46Th St
Madison Square Garden
Crusade
Plan to unify transport unions alarms senators
Sen. McClellan and Sen. Goldwater warned that James Hoffa’s call to merge truck, air, rail, and shipping unions could create a super government and give Hoffa vast power. Hoffa, heir to Dave Beck, argues for a single federation to protect workers while investigators probe ties to racketeers. Hoffa faces a subpoena to appear Aug. 13 as hearings resume.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Senate
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
United Automobile Workers Union
AFL
GI Rapist Seized After Cross-Country Air Theft
In Springfield Ohio an escaped Air Force prisoner, S Sgt Milton J Martin, 27, of Detroit, was captured at Municipal Airport after stealing a plane in Austin Texas and flying toward Dayton. He had fled Bergstrom AFB stockade Thursday and terrorized relatives in Enid Oklahoma before arrest.
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Springfield
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Air Force
Municipal
Austin
Tex
Milton J Martin
Detroit
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Stockade
Martin
Enid
Oklo
Xenia
Lee County
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Cincinnati
Dayton
Texas
CAA
Farmersville
Montreal Neuro Clinic Treats Actress Jean Peters
The Montreal Neurological Institute is treating actress Jean Peters wife of Howard Hughes for a back ailment. The Canadian Press cites reliable sources and notes the institute denied she was fed.
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Jean Peters
Montreal
Millionaire Airlines
Howard Hughes
Montreal Neurological Institute
Police crackdown on teen gangs after Bronx stabbing deaths
New York police launched a weekend drive against juvenile gangs after three killings and a possible fourth. George Marshall, 18, was stabbed to death in the Bronx while two girls were nearby. Richard Vaughan, 17, was slapped but escaped unharmed as tensions rose citywide.
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New York
George Marshall
Bronx
James R. Kennedy
Marshall
Richard Vaughan
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