U S Puts Plan to Cut Weapons as Reds Deny Move
United States and Soviet negotiators debated disarmament at the United Nations with Washington offering to cut uranium and plutonium production for peaceful use if Moscow also agrees. The Soviet deputy foreign minister dismissed the plan, calling it a rehash, while other nations urged continued talks toward general and complete disarmament under international control.
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United Nations
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United States
Lodge
U.N
Soviet Union
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
U. S
Ecuador
India
Mexico
Sweden
United Arab Republic
Yugoslavia
High Value Fed and Treasury $100,000 Bill Detail
The $100,000 bill functioned only for transactions between the Federal Reserve System and the U.S. Treasury, not in general circulation. It served as a government accounting instrument within official federal dealings.
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U.S. Treasury
Canadians at U.N. listen to Lodge amid disarmament talk
Harold Green chairs the Canadian delegation at the United Nations as Henry Cabot Lodge speaks to the Disarmament Commission. Beside him are Wallace B. Nesbitt C S A Ritchie and Gen. E L M Burns, with Green serving as foreign affairs secretary.
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Harold Green
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Disarmament Commission
Green
Wallace B. Nesbitt
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
C.S.A. Ritchie
U.N
Nine dumped twice from lake boat in Ohio incident
Nine persons escaped injury when a 16 foot cruiser capsized twice in Lake Erie west of Beaver Creek. Two women Mrs William Finley and Mrs John Elkins were treated for shock and released. Coast Guard auxiliary commander John Cutter said waves overturned the boat and a second capsize occurred as passengers tried to climb in on the same side.
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Lorain
Ohio
Lake Erie
William Finley
North Ridgeville
John Elkins
Elyria
John Cutter
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Beaver Creek
Labor attacks miss the mark in Eisenhower critique
Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell defends the Eisenhower administration against AFL CIO charges of political maneuvering. He says the President limited his legislative recommendations to long urged proposals. Nixon outlines policy papers as Kennedy sketches national purpose in Life article. Local Mississippi Democrats name two rival slates for presidential electors and reject party platforms.
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Greensboro
N.C
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Massachusetts
America
Life Magazine
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Lac
Mississippi
Cultists Leave Shelter After Nuclear Prophecy Rally
More than 100 Full Gospel Assembly members in Benson Arizona spent July 4 to August 15 underground shelters after a predicted nuclear war. They emerged to praise the Lord with mixed faith as 35 plus members left in groups. Two leaders faced kidnaping charges later dismissed. Pastor Ann Wiemer said the prophecy failed but faith remained strong.
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Benson
Ariz
Full Gospel Assembly
Richard Meeks
Arizona
Ann Wiemer
Trenton Man Fined for DUI by Municipal Court
Thomas Stewart, age 59 of Trenton Route 1, was fined 100 dollars and costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and restricted from pleasure driving for one year by Municipal Court Judge Frank F. Wessel after being charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol.
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Hamilton
Thomas Stewart
Trenton Rt. 1
Frank F. Wessel
Stewart
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