Tehran Cairo talks reveal Stalin Churchill friction and peace aims
State Department releases Tehran and Cairo conference papers showing Stalin accusing Churchill of seeking a soft peace with Nazi Germany. The minutes recount Stalin’s push for drastic German disarmament, Churchill’s opposition to mass executions, Roosevelt’s France plan, and debates over postwar zones and governance.
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Washington
Joseph Stalin
Winston Churchill
Tehran
Nazi Germany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
State Department
Cairo
Stalin
Churchill
Charles F. Bohlen
Roosevelt
Bohlen
E Department
Deepartment
Germany
C&O Promises Program of B&O Improvements
Officials of the Chesapeake & Ohio Rail way bid for control of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and pledge a program to rehabilitate the B&O. They seek ICC approval for a stock exchange giving C&O 60.68 percent of B&O shares and plan to modernize the merged line with over a quarter of a billion dollars.
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Cleveland
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
B&o
Interstate Commerce Commission
C&o
Walter J. Tuohy
ICC
Stock Exchange
New York Central System
Owen Clarke
Pennsylvania
Tuohy
Baltimore
Two Teens Die in Massillon Ohio Car Crash
In Massillon two teens died and three others were badly hurt when a two car crash at the Ohio 241 and 687 intersection hurled occupants from the vehicles. Roland R. Shanklin 18 and Kenneth L. Boss 16 died at the scene. Russell Klever 18 and Fred Bardhouse 18 were in poor condition. Robert Green 19 was listed in fair condition at Massillon City Hospital.
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Massillon
Ohio
Roland R. Shanklin
Kenneth L. Boss
Boss
Shanklin
Russell Roy Klever
Fred Lee Bardhouse
Massillon City Hospital
Robert R. Green
North Canton
City Hospital
Green
Highway Patrol
Jail Promised if Strike Comes in Morocco
Rabat authorities warned fifty thousand civil servants they will be arrested under a 1958 law if they strike Monday. The Moroccan Labor Federation demands a 33 percent wage increase, noting salaries have remained unchanged since independence in 1956.
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Rabat
Morocco
Moroccan Labor Federation
West Germany Opens Atomic Plant in Kahl am Main
West Germany's first commercial nuclear plant in Kahl am Main began producing electricity for the surrounding area. Built at 8.7 million dollars, it now yields 3 000 kilowatt hours from uranium and is expected to reach about 15 000 within a few weeks.
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Kahl AM Main
Germany
West Germany
Banking and Industry Figure Succumbs at 81
Howard Bruce 81, a noted banker and industrial figure, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. World War II director of material for the Army Service Forces earned the Distinguished Service Medal. he chaired the Postwar Planning and Demobilization committee and the Army Navy Electronics Production Agency. Bruce led Worthington Co and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, served on the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond board, and was a Maryland Democratic national committeeman. He was cousin to David S. K. E. Bruce and bred thoroughbreds at his Belmont farm in Howard County.
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Baltimore
Howard Bruce
Johns Hopkins
Bruce
Army Service Forces
Truman
Army-Navy Electronics Production Agency
Howard County
Belmont
Love blamed in defection of Russian ballet star
London report says Nureyev defected from the Kirov Ballet in Paris due to love not politics. The 21 year old Claire Saint, daughter of a Chilean painter, is named as the girl in the case. The company notes he fled at Le Bourget Airport as Paris officials say he was told to return to Moscow.
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London
Paris
Rudolf Nureyev
Leningrad
Kirov Ballet
Covent Garden
Claire Saint
Helen Konstantinovska
Nureyev
le Bourget
Moscow
Reds Harvest Cotton At Cuban Collectives
In Havana seventy five of 300 Soviet agricultural technicians arrived this week to supervise and direct cotton harvests at thirteen collective farms in eastern Oriente Province.
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Reds
Havana
Imost Oriente
Bank of England to issue slimmer 10 shilling note in October
The Bank of England announced a new slim 10 shilling note to replace the 1928 design. It will be harder to forge and comes after Britons already deal with a narrower one pound note.
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London
Bank of England
Newark man sought after wife’s slaying and child abduction
In Zanesville Ohio Ronald Douglas Curry 24 is hunted after allegedly shooting his estranged wife Dorothy 25 at her mother’s home and fleeing with their 3 year old son Jeffrey. Police fear for Jeffrey’s safety as Curry vows to kill the rest of the family and may seek help from other states. Evelyn Nabb 55 hid two other children Pamela 5 and Sandra 16 months during the incident.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Newark
Ronald Douglas Curry
Jeffrey
Curry
Dorothy
Evelyn Nabb
Pamela
Sandra
Mrs Nabb and Wilbert Flee Basement Fire Scene
Mrs Nabb and her husband Wilbert aged about 55 escaped from a basement into the yard as a fire broke out. The brief incident details describe a sudden exit with the couple seeking safety from the blaze.
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Paul Deger
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Alectric
James D. Latham
George R. York
Wallace County
Sharon Springs
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Hunt
City Loan & Savings Co
Vradelis
B.t.u.’S
B.T.U
Fedders
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