Time Running Against West In Geneva Talks
Geneva report notes time pressure as the Geneva conference with the Soviet Union risks eroding West Berlin confidence. Western ministers fear concessions may endanger West Berlin and the 52 million Germans, with debate over setting a deadline to wind up talks.
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Soviet Union
West Berlin
West
West Germany
U.S
Christian Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
East Germany
Khruschev
Berlin
Andrei
Gromyko
Khrushchev
Stevenson warns system on trial for life in world of big government
Adlai Stevenson told Harvard business leaders that the American system faces a life test as governments grow to meet global challenges. He contrasted U S prosperity with widespread poverty and urged intelligent government to balance private enterprise. He cited tradeoffs like education housing health and inflation while noting Soviet and Chinese use of state power. He also referenced a widely staged play Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick touring multiple towns.
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Cambridge, Mass
Adlai Stevenson
Soviet Union
Red China
United
North America
Stevenson
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Harvard University School of Business
Probers Set to Examine Big Business Labor Political Roles
Senate rackets committee plans a major probe into how big business and large labor unions influence federal elections. The effort aims to determine if either side violates the federal corrupt practices law. Key lawmakers include Goldwater Church Mundt and Kennedy, with ongoing debate over law loopholes and campaign contributions.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Barry Goldwater
Rarz
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Mundt
Death ruled accidental in Ironton jail fall
Coroner Harry Nenni ruled Sylvester Klass known as Red Klass died accidentally from head injuries after seizures in his Ironton city jail cell. Klass, 55, had been arrested for intoxication on May 28 and died in hospital on May 30.
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Ironton, Ohio
Harry Nenni
Sylvester
Red) Klass
Klass
Young Ohioan Delegate At Atlantic Alliance
Joseph DeCola of Columbus Ohio attends the NATO 14th anniversary congress as a 21 year old delegate. He serves on the B2 subcommittee and backs ideas to let the North Atlantic Council act without full unanimity and to form a permanent advisory committee. DeCola aims to better explain NATO aims to Western publics and values the congress for serious discussion.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph DeCola
Atlantic Alliance
NeCola
Young Republican National Federation
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
DeCola
North Atlantic Council
Council
NATO
England
Europe
Paris
Washington
Officials urge study on Great Lakes diversion and pollution
Gov DiSalle and Atty Gen McElroy call for action under the 1909 boundary waters treaty to study Great Lakes diversion and pollution. They cite Lake Michigan outflow, Lake Erie pollution, and the U S Canada International Joint Commission amid a Supreme Court diversion suit.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Atty
Mark McElroy
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Chicago
DiSalle
McElroy
State Department
Ohio
International Joint Commission of
United States
Canada
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Erie
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Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
New York
Justice Frankfurter
Rty
Paul L. Adams
Shaw Wins Nobel Prize in 1925 for Writing for Everyday People
George Bernard Shaw was awarded the 1925 Nobel Prize in Literature. He stated his aim was to write for the simple, everyday person rather than for society as a whole.
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George Bernard Shaw
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