Eisenhower Urges NATO Unity Amid Space Age Tensions
President Eisenhower arrived in Paris calling NATO members to unite or risk freedom under a Red dictatorship. He spoke at Orly Airport amid a formal welcome and outlined a partnership based on spiritual, military, and economic strength to counter Sputnik era threats. NATO ministers prepared for the summit as debates over bases and IRBMs highlighted new U.S. defense needs.
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Stanley Johnson
Paris
Eisenhower
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Macmillan
Britain
U.S
Tunisia
United States
France
America
Orly
Tance
Orly Airport
Ness
Forsythe Guilty In Lima Case
A Lima jury found Ralph Forsythe guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of Charles Conner at a party in the Forsythe home. The 12 jurors deliberated 37 hours over five days before reaching the verdict at 11:33 a.m. The conviction carries a potential 20 year term in prison.
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Lima
Ohio
Ralph Forsythe
Forsythe
Charles Conner
Common Pleas
Moree Eens
Girl Dies Of Burns In Ohio Fire Incident
In Barbarton Ohio four year old Diane Stewart died in Citizens Hospital after her dress caught fire Friday causing burns.
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Barberton
Ohio
Citizen's Hospital
Diane Stewart
Christmas Memories Too Much for Mother Ends in Tragedy
In Fort Worth Texas Mrs. John E. Carter 36 drove from home with her two other children and died by gas in a secluded Forest Park spot after Christmas memories overwhelmed her following her son John Jr died last December. A note clipped from a newspaper expressed remorse and longing for yesterday.
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Fort Worth
Tex
John E. Carter
Forest Park
Carter
Eisenhower Enthralls Paris With Return Amid Recovery
Tens of thousands in Paris cheer President Eisenhower as he arrives after a 16 hour flight 19 days after a mild stroke. French Premier Gaillard calls his recovery incredible as Ike shows vigor in an open car despite near freezing weather.
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Marvin Arrowsmith
Paris
Eisenhower
Felix Gaillard
Washington
Europe
Hushed Up Space Talk Order Warned Air Force Staff
A pre Sputnik era Air Force directive warned staff to avoid public discussion of space flight projects especially anything that could be seen as flying to the moon. Issued July 2 under Lt Col Carlo R. Tosti the order aimed to prevent unfavorable reaction in Congress and the press.
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Washington
W — House
Pentagon
Congress
Russia
Air Force
Department of Defense
Carlo R. Tosti
Information Services
U S Manned Outpost Proposal From Von Braun For Space Station
Von Braun urged a ten year US program to build a manned space station with a 1 percent budget per year. He proposed a five year phase to orbit a returnable crew, with uses from reconnaissance to weather control and rapid mail via satellite links. He noted Soviet ICBM progress and warned of hydrogen warhead risks.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
United States
Russia
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
von Braun
Searth
Earth
Sen
Lyndon B Johnson
D-Tex
Subcommittee
Capitol Dome
Johnson
England
Spain
Symington
D-Mo
Con
Soviets Report Two Moon Trip Projects Boom erang and LVM
The Moscow News says Soviet scientists are developing two moon missions, Boomerang and LVM. Boomerang aims for a five to ten day round trip without fuel after launch, while LVM envisions three stages including a lunar mobile lab and a lunar scientific center.
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Moscow
Moscow News
A. Bakulev
Soviet Academy of Medical Sciences
P. Isakov
Earth
Space
Moon
Harriman’s Aid Sought In Subway Strike
Striking motormen seek intervention from Gov. Averell Harriman after six days of stalemate. Transit Authority reports 129 of 186 trains running, Long Island Rail Road adds trains to help shoppers. Police probe after a hidden microphone found in the MBA office.
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New York
Subway
Averell Harriman
Motormen's Benevolent Assn
Transit Authority
Long Island Rail Road
MBA
Crash Kills Student Near Salem
Charles Doughty twenty seven of East Liverpool a student at Youngstown University was killed in a two car crash on Ohio 7 near Columbiana Saturday.
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Salem
Ohio
Charles Doughty
East Liverpool
Youngstown University
Ohio 7
Columbiana
Two Old Friends Meet as One Remains Unwed
Two bachelor friends greet after years apart. One asks if the other finally married the girl or still handles his own breakfasts. Jim replies simply Yes.
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Jim
Seattle Jury Convicts Beck of Grand Larceny
A Seattle Superior Court jury found Dave Beck guilty of grand larceny for $1,900 tied to the sale of a union owned Cadillac. Beck faces up to 15 years in prison, with sentencing not yet set, and vows to appeal.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Aunion
Cadillac
Beck
Superior Court
Charles S. Burdell
George H
Tacoma
Dave Jr
Wien
BB Investment Co
A Glance Inside Scientific Toylands Way Ahead Of Russia
U S leads in futuristic Christmas toys with gadgets that do almost anything. Jody Terney surveys popular items, hinting at a high-tech toy future. Her piece appears on Page 35 and a Sputnik sense test is on Page 39.
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Russia
U. S
Jody Terney
Middletown
Irene Barr
Deatis
Ihepeas
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Moss
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Medaris
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