Nixon May Widen Tour Of Russia
Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans to extend his Soviet trip beyond Moscow to nine cities, including deep Siberian and Ural industrial centers. The two-week visit, starting July 23, may feature a televised address and follow-up talks after cooperative negotiations with Soviet officials.
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Warren Mayor Orders Police Training Program
Warren Ohio mayor William C. Burbank ordered a special training program for the Warren police department. He told safety-service director Joseph Windham the course should cover public relations to target practice with emphasis on booking and fingerprinting.
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Diving Bell To Reveal Ocean Floor Secrets By Navy
Navy officials report the bathyscaph Trieste has begun a program to explore the ocean depths, aiming to span the earth's two thirds covered by seas. Captain Phelps and Dr. Rechti... says the project is vast and costly, with Piccard and son Jacques assisting in craft modifications and a future mesoscoph rotor device planned for deep dives. A French scientist notes yawning links to hunger or full meals.
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Tthe Naval Electronics Laboratory
Auguste, Piccard
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Piccard
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Europe
Trieste
Piccards
Senate Sharpens Ike's Foreign Aid Bill In Senate Action
Senate votes cut 300 million from Eisenhower’s proposed arms aid and 84 million from economic defense funds. Final passage hoped as senators press for roll call votes on further amendments. A separate 2 million health aid authorization gained narrow support amid party splits.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Lyndon B Johnson
D-Tex
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Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Baldwin Wallace names new dean for students
Dr. Robert W. Pitcher, 41, named dean for students at Baldwin Wallace College to replace Dr. David W. Robinson who resigned to join Emory University in Atlanta. Pitcher has been on the B W faculty since 1952.
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Baldwin - Wallace College
David W. Robinson
Emory University
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Lausche And Young Split On Aid Vote
In the legislative scene Lausche and Young split on the aid measure as voting lines divided amid party pressure. The disagreement highlighted internal tensions over fiscal policy and social programs within the bloc.
Ohio Democrats split on foreign aid amendments
Senators Stephen M. Young and Frank Lausche from Ohio diverged on a foreign aid bill votes. Young supported amendments to cut 300 million dollars in military aid while Lausche opposed. The measures, backed by forty Democrats and 12 Republicans, aimed to reduce military aid authorization by ten percent.
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Stephen M. Young
Frank J. Lausche
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Classic Lady Coat Dress in Arnel Jersey Displayed
Classic Lady presents a half size coat dress in Arnel jersey with velvet tabbed rhinestone trim an unusual neckline. Features include a narrow belt three-quarter sleeves and seasonal blue or brown print shades. Sizes 12 to 26.
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Arnel Jersey
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