Eisenhower Proposes Mutual Blueprints in Disarmament Talks
President Eisenhower proposed that the United States and Russia exchange complete blueprints of their military establishments and allow mutual aerial inspection. The bid met silence from Soviet delegates as the Big Four conference focused on disarmament and German unification. Western officials see talks continuing with plans for an October foreign ministers meeting.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
James C. Hagerty
Germany
Hagerty
Faure
Soviet Union
Adenauer
Moscow
Berlin
West Germany
NATO
Thompson Named Acting City Manager After Manager Dismissal
City Commission resumed work after discharging Howard Kramer as city manager. Charles W. Thompson was named acting city manager, stepping up from administrative assistant to lead city operations. Thompson, 28, previously served in Kansas City and Chickasha, Oklahoma, and holds degrees from the University of Oklahoma. Kramer’s removal followed a July 7 incident with city employees and a failed resignation offer, with pay set at three months’ salary.
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City Commission
Howard Kramer
Charles W. Thompson
Kramer
Thompson
Marwoog Rupp
Middletown
Kansas City
Chickasha
Okla
Pryor, Okla
The
University of Oklahoma
Theodore Thompson
Heat Keeps Miami Valley Warm With Little Relief
The weather bureau predicts no immediate relief as hot sticky conditions persist. Temperatures hover near 100 with slight relief tonight and mostly fair, continued warmth today tonight and Friday. Yesterday’s high hit 100 degrees at 4 55 p m and the morning low was recorded earlier.
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Weather Bureau
Miami Valley
Black Snow Causes Geneva Complaints During Security Sweep
Geneva residents lament mysterious black flakes spoiling laundry and sunbathing as U S security teams in the Indochina talks burn discarded papers from delegation offices. General Walter Bedell Smith halted the chimneys supply with screens. now back in private life, the burning resumes with no screening of ashes.
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Ang Whels
Wien
Walter Bedell Smith
Geneva
Rhone
U.S
Gen. Smith
State Dulles
Smith
United States
Guard Killed At Mansfield
Lima Ohio Glenn Farmer a 62 year old dining room guard at Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane was clubbed to death this morning while supervising a work detail for the noon meal Hospital officials questioned five crew members but could not identify the assailant Dr R E Bushong the hospital superintendent said records did not show the patients to be dangerous Farmer who had worked there since 1942 was struck with an 18 inch club used to break ice and apparently to pry bars from a dining room window His widow is a supervisor at the hospital
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Lima
Ohio
Glenn Farmer
Lima State Hospital
R. E. Bushong
Farmer
Boy Dies Of Wound In Hunter Accident
Thomas N. Aldrich a 7 year old boy from Marion died from a head wound after being accidentally shot by a ground hog hunter with a .22 caliber rifle near Crystal Lake in Marion County. The tragedy occurred Tuesday while the boy was picking berries.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas N. Aldrich
Marion
Crystal Lake
Bloodhounds Find Body of Berkeley Girl Near Dead Man’s Cabin
In Trinity County California bloodhounds traced a shallow grave near a cabin to 14 year old Stephanie Bryan who vanished April 28 in Berkeley. Burton Abbott UC accounting student was held for murder after his wife found Stephanie’s red leather purse in his Alameda basement.
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Weaversville
Calif
Dead Man's Cabin
Trinity County
Bev Wevewu
Stephanie Bryan
Berkeley
University of California
Burton Abbott
Alameda
Stephanie
Hayfork
Trinity River
Red Bluff
Abbott
FBI
Harold Jackson
California
Lloyd Snyder
Ray H. Latham
San Quentin
Snyder
Robert Schorch
Alturas
French Assembly Proposes Ban on Front Page Crime Stories
Paris lawmakers debate a bill to forbid any crime stories on the front pages of newspapers and magazines. The measure aims to reduce sensational coverage and protect public order.
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Paris
French National Assembly
U.S. Mulls Halting Aid to Yugoslavia Over Inspectors
Washington reports say the United States weighs suspending military aid to Tito’s Yugoslavia until Belgrade allows full inspection of weapon use. Senate panel backs suspension for continuous observation under the 1951 aid pact.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
State Department
Pentagon
Senate Appropriations Committee
Yugosavia
Marshall Tito
Belgian Senate OKs Church School Aid Cut
The Belgian Senate gave final approval to a government bill cutting state aid to church schools. Catholics say the measure targets Catholic private schools and thousands of church members have protested the legislation.
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Brussels
Belgium
Eisenhower Dominates Summit As Russians Command Attention
Geneva report portrays President Eisenhower as the standout figure at the summit while Premier Bulganin and Zhukov draw admiration and attention. The piece notes Eisenhower’s war hero status, personal rapport with Zhukov, and his calm, approachable leadership alongside heavy security and conspicuous contrasts with Russian, British, and French delegations.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Geneva
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Moscow
Defense
Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Two fall from boat in Los Angeles harbor rescue scene
A 12 foot outboard boat overturned in Los Angeles harbor attracting a flotilla of responders including two fireboats, a police boat, Coast Guard units, and a land rescue truck. Spectator alarms prompted a rapid rescue of Harlan Silfies and Ed Burcham by a water taxi operator before returning to their boat.
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San Pedro
Calif
Los Angeles
Coast Guard
Harlan Silfies
Ed Burcham
Bomb blast in Buenos Aires sparks renewed rumors
A bomb exploded in front of a Peronista political school in downtown Buenos Aires wounding no one and prompting a police cordon. The incident followed rumors the Argentine fleet had sailed after the June revolt and came amid government denials of unrest and claims of national tranquility.
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Buenos Aires
Peronista
Juan Peron
Navy
Marine Corps
Federal Police
Antonio J. Benitez
House of Deputies
Labor
Peronista Party
Congress
Montevideo
Uruguay
Pan American
KLM Airlines
Argentina
Smne
Name Chosen for AFL CIO Merger Federation
Officials from the AFL and CIO agreed on the merger name The American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations. George Meany and Walter Reuther said only procedural details remain before formal merger actions at New York conventions in December.
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Washington
AFL
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
George Meany
Walter Reuther
New York
Diem Asked To Protect Americans In Viet Nam
The United States lodged a formal protest with Premier Ngo Dinh Diem accusing his government of failing to protect American lives and property during Wednesday rioting that caused about one million dollars in damage in Saigon South Vietnam.
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Diem
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Ngo ‘Dinh Diem
Assassination Try Targeted Marrakech Pasha Glaoui
A shot aimed at Thami el Glaoui, aged pasha of Marrakech, failed as French police halted the attack during a visit by France’s Gilbert Grandval. In the same city, Moroccan police killed two nationalist demonstrators as protests erupted and a tobacco shop burned.
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Parisp
French Morocco
Marrakech
Thami el Glaoui
France
Gilbert Grandval
Pasha
el Glaoui
Grandval
Glaoui
Morocco
Atlas Mountains
Protectorate
Wrong Info Charged To Aid Officials
Washington congressman accuses foreign aid officials of misrepresentation to the Senate and warns of a possible hold on all foreign aid funds for an inquiry. Passman, head of a House Appropriations subcommittee, had cut 627 million from new aid. Senate actions are mixed. Taber denies sanctioning the move and calls the situation a stinking mess.
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Washington
Passman
D-La
Senate
Passmat
House Appropriations
Senate Appropriations Committee
Rep
Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Poliomyelitis Vaccine Release Increases Stockpiles
The Public Health Service released about 970000 shots of polio vaccine by Eli Lilly. Since revised testing on May 26, total approved vaccines reach roughly 3968000. Lilly produced about 1690000 shots. The vaccine will go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for distribution.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service Today
Eli Lilly Co
Leonard A. Scheele
Indianapolis
National Foundation For
Judge Fines Self-Declared Doctor in Police Court
In Louisville Judge Richard H. Nash fined James A. Stilles ten dollars after Stilles claimed to be a doctor. Nash tested the claim by asking for the lumbo sacred area, which Stilles could not identify. Stilles faced drunkenness charges in the case.
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Louisville
Richard H. Nash
James A. Stilles
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