Rotary Again Sponsors Camp For County Crippled Children
The Middletown Rotary Club renews support for the Crippled Children's Camp at Camp Campbell Gard opening August 16. Mrs. Mildred E. Branch of the Butler County Society for Crippled Children announces Rotary covers all camping expenses and provides injury insurance. Camp director Louis Briegel plans swimming, handicraft and adapted sports as part of a healthful group living experience for physically disabled youths. Applications for enrollment must be received by July 20 at Room 405, Rentschler Building, Hamilton.
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Middletown
Louis Briegel
Rotary
Branch
Butler County Society For Crippled Children
Rentschler Building
Hamilton
Rubber-Neckers Visit Oxford Tour Naval Lab
Seventy seven YMCA Boys Summer Fun Club members toured the $500000 U S Naval Science Laboratory at Miami University Oxford yesterday morning. They examined firefighting gear guns radar ships models and ammunition under supervision of Harry ter Braak and leaders. A second rubber neck trip will visit the Ohio Bell Telephone Company tomorrow in two sections with morning and afternoon tours.
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YMCA
U.S. Naval Science Laboratory
Miami University
Oxford
Harry Ter Braak
Harold Helton
Richard Wendt
Fred Giltrow
Bob Gruver
Wayne Hidy
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Purge of 25 Titles From Overseas Libraries Revealed
Testimony before a subcommittee on the State Department budget shows Washington ordered removal of 39 copies of 25 titles from overseas libraries. Officials cite directives banning Communist material, with broader lists and possible burnings, while librarians struggle to interpret policy.
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Washington
State Department
International Information Administration
IIA
Richard A. Humphrey
ITA Information Center Service
Rhee pressed for war in Korea in face of split danger
The article notes that Rhee repeatedly emphasized the danger of forces splitting and pressed for unification of Korea. Western Allies prepare to discuss this at the Big Three foreign ministers conference, while Dulles weighs a mutual security pact to reserve U.S. options. Senators question automatic war resumption and Rhee’s demand for renewed fighting if peace terms fail.
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Rhee
Korea
National Security Council
Dulles
Britain
France
Senate
U. S
South Korea
Sitdown Allee housing project sparks renewed threat of march
The same group that sparked a revolt three weeks earlier threatened another march on the government as Soviet tanks and martial law clamp down on the Soviet held East Berlin. News reports say the night patrols were increased, East Berlin saw more Soviet tanks redeployed downtown, and Western observers were blocked by a Russian blockade while RIAS urged calm to avoid bloodshed.
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Allee
East Berlin
RIAS
Eisenhower addresses world issues and policy ideas
President Eisenhower outlines views on Soviet tyranny, atomic information disclosure, possible London talks with Britain and France, staying out of state elections, Indian commissioner appointment, U S library book removals, Niagara River power, German unification and European defense, and a peaceful prosperous economy amid Korea. The remarks emphasize anti totalitarianism, transparency, alliances, and international cooperation.
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London
Bermuda
Pennsylvania
Virginia
McKay
U. S
State Department
Congress
Germany
Clark-Rhee letter dispute over armistice truce duties
The June 29 message fails to pledge that Rhee will order his troops to observe a truce. The letter argues the South Korean government and Army must take effective steps to observe the armistice and related agreements. Communists accuse the U N Command of conniving in a mass breakout of anti-Red prisoners. Clark denies and blames Rhee for the escapes and insists the onus is on your side to prevent such incidents in the future.
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Clark
Rhee
U. N
Drought Aid To Pass Swiftly, Aiken Predicts Senate Action
Senator Aiken of VI forecast rapid congressional approval of a multimillion dollar drought relief program for Southwest ranchers and livestock producers. He expected the bill to reach the Senate floor late today or tomorrow, with House action also anticipated this week.
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Washington
Sén
Aiken
Senate
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Escaped Prisoners Of War Question Sparked Red Reply
In a letter to the Communist high command General Clark said it would be impossible to recover escaped prisoners because they have melted into the civilian population. The note was flown by helicopter from Panmunjom to the base at Munsan and relayed to Tokyo and Washington.
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Red High Command
Clark
Panmunjom
Munsan
Tokyo
Washington
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