Lodge To Call For Arms Talk At UN Disarmament Commission
United Nations dispatch says U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge plans to urge the 82 nation Disarmament Commission to resume West Soviet negotiations on disarmament. Soviet bloc likely to boycott the opening meeting as Geneva talks breakdown prompts U S request. Lodge, final major UN speech before resigning to campaign, attended cabinet meeting in Washington. Khrushchev hinted at leading the Soviet delegation to the fall General Assembly session.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
Lodge
United Nations
Washington
Eisenhower
U.S State Department
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Gadget Bag Is Loaded Found After Missing Ten Thousand
Dr. Henry Braden misplaced ten thousand dollars carried in a photographer's gadget bag. A church caretaker found the bag at St Anselm Catholic church and returned it to Braden after police recovered it. Braden said he does not trust banks.
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Los Angeles
Henry Braden
St. Anselm Catholic Church
Braden
Virton's famed pate de viande draws visitors and locals
The Belgian town of Virton is famed for its pate de viande or meat loaf attracting visitors and residents who savor the regional specialty.
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Virton
OAS Warned Of Reds Expansion Across Hemisphere
Foreign ministers at San Jose assembled as the Inter-American Peace Committee warned of growing Soviet interest in the Caribbean. The 250 page report cautioned tensions rising and possible Communist demonstrations during the ministerial conference. Police braced for disruptions tied to Cuba and other Latin American actions as concerns over Soviet influence intensified in the region.
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Costa Rica
Hemisphere
Caribbean
Inter-American Peace Committee
Organization of American States
OAS
Conference of Foreign Ministers
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Washington
Bogota
George C. Marshall
Whiting Willauer
Communist Party
Willauer
Latin America
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Americas
Soviet Union
Lion from touring show loose in Delaware injures pony
A Cetlin and Wilson lion from a 40 car railroad show broke free Monday in Delaware Ohio when a cage door was left unlocked during feeding. The animal attacked a pony before a trainer coaxed it back. A veterinarian treated the injured pony as the publicity man explained the exhibit was en route to the West WY ginta State Fair.
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Delaware
Ohio
Apa Lion
Petersburg
Terrorist attack kills two in Ain Kerma market
Two Moslems were killed and 13 wounded when a terrorist threw a grenade into a market in Ain Kerma eastern Algeria near the French military headquarters.
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Algiers
Ain Kerma
Algeria
Artillery fire signals start of 37th Infantry drills at Camp Grayling
The 37th Infantry Division begins four days of gunnery at Camp Grayling Michigan with National Guard units from 11 Ohio cities firing 105 and 155 millimeter howitzers and eight inch guns. Brigadier General Howard F. Haines commands the division artillery of 1,111 men. Units relocate between garrison and ranges as they simulate near combat operations before returning home. Camp Grayling spans 122000 acres and is 10 times larger than Camp Breckinridge.
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Camp Grayling
Mich
Michigan
37Th Infantry Division
National Guard
Ohio
Lake Margrethe
Howard F. Haines
Columbus
Cincinnati
Marysville
Lakewood
Toledo
Marion
Bucyrus
Galion
Dayton
Lebanon
Piqua
Grayling
Camp Breckinridge
Mysterious gas to be probed in La Porte Texas
A court of inquiry will convene Friday to investigate a mysterious gas that swept through La Porte last week making 40 people ill and forcing 500 families to flee. Justice of the Peace U S West and Dr Walter Quebe deaux, Harris County anti pollution director, suspect phosgene.
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LA Porte
Tex
Justice of the Peace
U. S. West
Walter Quebedeaux
Harris County
Quebedeaux
Senate weighing medical aid plan for the aged amid veto fears
Sen. Rus sell, B. Long say the Finance Committee plan offers a limited federal state program for elderly medical costs. President Eisenhower’s veto threat colors debate as Truman era social security options divide Democrats and Republicans. Long and Kerr defend the bill while Gore and Humphrey criticize it as weak charity.
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Sen
Russell
B. Long
D-La
Senate
House
Long
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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Congress
George Smathers
D-Fla
Robert S. Kerr
Dokla
Kerr
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Hubert H. Humphrey
de Minn
Hoffa Sues Paar Kennedy Over Libel Dismissed
In Detroit U S District Court Judge Theodore Levin dismissed James R Hoffa libel suit against Jack Paar and Robert F Kennedy on a technicality mis service of papers NBC argued improper service The Nationaal Broadcasting Co was set for a Sept 17 hearing on dismissal for a third defendant Hoffa sought 2 million dollars claiming defamation on Paar's TV show
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Detroit
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Jack Paarl
Robert F Kennedy
U.S. District Court
Theodore Levin
Nationaal ‘Broadcasting Co
Hoffa
Three l
Paar
Kennedy
Senate
NBC
Woman Dies in Laguna Beach at 91
Bertha Howell Mailly longtime secretary and manager of New York Rand School of Social Science died after a long illness. She was widow of William Mailly a pioneer Socialist who died in 1912.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Bertha Howell Mailly
New York
Rand School of Social Science
William Mailly
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