U S Snubs Pole Kick Over Riots
The State Department dismissed a Polish protest over U S comments on Poznan rioting. Ambassador Romuald Spasowski registered the complaint as counter propaganda but officials said it lacked substance and did not warrant anger. He did not reference a Polish radio claim that the U S financed the Poznan protests.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Poland
Romuald Spasowski
Poznan
Spasowski
Robert Ocetee
Soed
Soviet Union
Germany approves compulsory military draft for 12 million men
The Bundestag passes a 12 million man draft law by 270 to 166, sending it to the Bundesrat. Adenauer faces protests as the coalition votes solidly for the measure, which would call 19 year olds and older into service with an initial 350,000 summoned April 1.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bundesrat
Bundestag
Adenauer
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Impact Of Strike Hits Miners Next
The nationwide steelworkers strike enters its second week with no contract breakthrough. The walkout threatens coal miners next, as captive mines shut and prices rise. Washington Steel and Hubbard price hikes add to economic strain as union rejects a five month deal.
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Pittsburgh
Allied Industries
U. S. Steel Corp
Jones & — Steel Corp
Eee Oro
Washington Steel Corp
Washington, Pa
Hubbard & of
Ahubbard
Pole Line
Washington Steel
Kidnapped Peter Weinberger Awaites Next Demands
Nervous parents and police in Westbury New York monitored a fresh call from the kidnapper after a ransom rise to 5000 dollars. Morris Weinberger told reporters he remains hopeful as detectives question two suspects and press on with the search for the five week old boy snatched from his carriage on July 4.
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Westbury
N. Y
Peter Weinberger
New York City
Morris Weinberger
Weinberger
John K. M. McCaffery
NBC
Wrca-Tv
McCaffery
O.K
Peter Fine
Nassau County
Mannie Weinberger
Nehru Criticizes Nixon and Dulles Over Neutralism
Nehru at a news conference after the Commonwealth prime ministers meeting accused Nixon and Dulles of labeling neutralism as dangerous and immoral. He rejected neutrality as wartime thinking and warned against forcing uniform political views on the world.
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London
India
Nehru
U.S
Nixon
Dulles
Manila
Commonwealth
Lumber Yard Fire Destroys Stock at Cincinnati Yard
Fire at a Cincinnati lumber yard during a baseball game at Crosley Field damaged about 200000 square feet of stock. Firefighters controlled the three alarm blaze quickly with no loss estimate given. Some cars near the yard were damaged by spectators’ vehicles. The yard is owned and leased to the McWilliams Schulte Lumber and Box Co.
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Cincinnati
Crosley Field
The
Dahlmeier
McWilliams Schulte Lumber and Box Co
Woman Struck and Killed Crossing U S 68 Near Wilmington
Ella Stark 68 of Wilmington was struck and killed by a car driven by Bobby Edwards 28 of Woodland Michigan while crossing U S 68 about a mile north of here on Friday night according to the State Highway Patrol.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Ella Stark
U.S. 68
State Highway Patrol
Bobby Edwards
Woodland
Mich
Wimbledon's Women Dominate With Easy Win
Bulletin reports a dominant performance in women's tennis at Wimbledon as a player from Buxton won 6-3 6-1. In Ohio a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train fatally struck 7 year old Douglas Zeigler of Van Wert while crossing a railroad bridge Friday.
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Wimbledon
England
Buxton
van Wert
Ohio
Douglas Zeigler
Airliner Crash Probe Schedules Hearings In Las Vegas
A House Commerce subcommittee led by Rep. Oren Harris plans to hear Civil Aviation radio controlmen from California Utah and Arizona on guidance given to the two doomed airliners in the Grand Canyon disaster. Officials from TWA and United Airlines and pilots will testify.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Grand Canyon Air
House Commerce
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Civil Aeronautics Administration
California
Utah
Arizona
TWA
United Air
Los Angeles International
Cial
CAA
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Switzerland
Rep Brown Criticizes Move of Air Force Research
Rep. Brown of Ohio attacked Air Secretary Quarles for moving Air Research Command from Baltimore to Andrews AFB near Washington B C instead of Wright Patterson AFB near Dayton He argued officers favored Dayton but were overruled and called the decision arbitrary and ill advised.
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Washington
Rep
Brown
Ohio
Quarles
Air Force
Washington Area
Dayton
House Rules Committee
Baltimore
Wright-Patterson Afb
Air Research Command
Andrews Afb
Rep. Schneck
Pak Oe Sance
Andrews
Wreckage Hunt Is Called Off Near Asbury Park
The Navy recalled a salvage ship and a minesweeper from the New Jersey coast after abandoning hope of locating the wreckage of a Venezuelan airliner that crashed 30 miles off Asbury Park with 74 lives lost. Divers and frogmen had conducted sonar searches since June 29.
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New York
Navy
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Father Is Indicted In Slaying Of Son
Cincinnati Charles S. Miller 47 indicted by the Hamilton County grand jury on a second degree murder charge in the gun shot death of his son.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Charles S. Miller
Democrats Push Restudy of Foreign Aid Funds
Democrats seek 300000 dollars for a full restudy of U S foreign aid spending as Congress nears final votes on the administration program. Sen Mansfield asks endorsement for independent investigators led by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to assess value and efficiency of overseas funding amid largeanticipated cuts.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Congress
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Rules Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Sparkman
Ala
Hoover Commission
Foreign Relations Committee
Ae House
Ash House
Yugoslavia
Small Girl Hunted In Utah Wilds
A two year old girl wandered from a Fourth of July family outing in southern Utah and remains missing as a large search with hundreds of volunteers and aircraft continues. A similar case in Gunnison National Forest, Colorado yesterday saw Kathy Bebee found safe ten miles from camp. Vilate Young, daughter of Jerry Young of Monteview Idaho, is also missing from the same event area, with searches by land and air ongoing.
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Widstde
Utah
Here
Gunnison National Forest
Colorado
Kathy Bebee
Alfred Bebee Jr
Cripple Creek
Cole
Newell Steen Ranch
Vilate Young
Erry Young
Monteview
Idaho
Lake City
Miller Gets His Passport
Washington reports playwright Arthur Miller secured a six month passport after providing extra materials including an affidavit about associations with the Communist party. Miller plans a July 13 honeymoon trip to England with Miss Monroe, whom he married last week.
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Washington
Arthur Miller
Martlyn Monroe
State Department
New York
Miller
Miss Monroe
England
Communist Party
House Okay Given Hike On Postage
Washington approved a bill to raise annual postal revenue by 430100100 dollars by increasing first class rate from 3 to 4 cents for one ounce and air mail from 6 to 7 cents. Second class rates for newspapers would rise over five years, with 77 million dollars yearly from third class mail. exemptions apply to small newspapers under 5 000 in circulation.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Senate Post Office Committee
Eisenhower
Rep
Colmer
D-Miss
Navy Missile Funding Emerges From Conference Action
A House-Senate conference committee proposed 16 million dollars to advance further development of the Navy Talos guided missile if the Air Force proves testing progress justifies a development program. The funds remain contingent on armed services committees’ approval and continued testing milestones.
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Washington
Air Force
Jess
Navy
House-Senate
House
Senate
Armed Services Committees
Army
Kefauver Seeks Delegates as Truman Slur Sparks Debate
Democratic hopefuls push for convention delegates as Estes Kefauver claims 250 votes and foresees 300 by the convention. Truman questioned Kefauver’s viability, and Illinois Republicans back a conservative third party bid with Williams Jenner as hopeful. Kentucky GOP weighs a Senate candidate to oppose Democrat Lawrence Wetherby.
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Associated Press
New York
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Stevenson
Kefauver
Truman
Chicago
Illinois
Wliam Jenners
R-Ind
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Kentucky
Republican State Central Committee
Senate
Sen
Barkley
John Sherman Cooper
U.S
Lawrence Wetherby
Two Electrocuted on Sandusky Pipe Job
SANDUSKY Ohio two men laying cast iron water pipe were electrocuted when a crane boom touched overhead lines carrying 6600 volts. Robert Werner 29 and Stewart Ratcliff 36, both of Sandusky, died. Gilbert Faber hospitalized with shock.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Robert Werner
Stewart Ratcliff
Gilbert Faber
Ike Gets Encouragement On Health For Second Term
In Gettysburg Pa doctors report Ike Eisenhower’s convalescence is steady and uneventful and his health shows improvement since the June 9 operation. He discussed politics with aides Sherman Adams and James Hagerty, but no clear decision on a second term was announced.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Isidor Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania
White House
James C. Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Hagerty
Nixon Leaves Saigon After 26 Hour Visit
President Nixon wrapped up a 26 hour trip to Saigon with a warning that any aggression against South Vietnam from any quarter of the world would be stupid. He spoke after meeting South Vietnamese leaders and reaffirmed U.S. support during the Saigon stop.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nixon
Prayed Prisoners Return From Red China
American priest Father John W. Clifford 39 and Father Phillips 52 returned after three years in Red China with eleven other Americans still jailed. Clifford described the cell as a place of no hope and said he was forbidden to pray or say the rosary. He underwent 150 interrogations during a 25 day, 3 000 mile tour of China visiting dam projects and cities including Hagchow and Peiping aided by Bishop Ambrose Pinger and Rev Fulgence Gross.
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Hong Kong
John W. Clifford
Father Clifford
Thomas Phili
Red China
Shanghai
Clifford
Lens
Phillips
China
Iion
Hagchow
Peiping
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Red Cell
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