Churchill arrives for talks with Eisenhower in Washington
Prime Minister Churchill landed in Washington with Anthony Eden for high level talks aimed at strengthening the Anglo American alliance. He spoke of avoiding misunderstandings in the English speaking family and met with Nixon and Dulles before heading to the White House for a weekend stay.
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Air Force Academy chosen near Colorado Springs
Secretary of the Air Force Talbott announced the selection of a site near Colorado Springs for the Air Force Academy to train future air armadas. The 15 000 acre Rocky Mountain site, at an eventual cost of 136 million dollars, will begin with a temporary Denver home and likely place the academy at Lowry Field.
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Chou En-Lai Arrives for Talks With Nehru in Delhi
In New Delhi Chou En-Lai meets Prime Minister Nehru to discuss Asia's future amid East West tensions. Indian officials expect talks on Korea and Indochina with hints of broader ties, while a neutral stance may face pressure from Beijing.
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Unborn Babe Dies In Middletown Crash After Stop Sign Ignored
A two car collision at Ohio 747 and Kyles Station Road near Middletown killed three people events include Mrs Ruby Profitt 42 of Grand Ave who died at Mercy Hospital and unborn baby, Thomas Earl Ross 48 of Cincinnati and Mrs Lillie Ross 40 of Cincinnati. Rosamund Hime 34 faces potential second degree manslaughter charges for running a stop sign.
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Brutal murder rattles Phenix City economy and vice
Phenix City confronts a sharp halt in business after the murder of A L Patterson as governors and National Guardsmen tighten a vice cleanup. Prostitution and gambling face crackdowns, with gamblers losing up to 1000 dollars daily and prostitutes fleeing to nearby Columbus Georgia. Chamber of Commerce manager Alton V Foster warns the city’s finances could collapse but views cleanup as a potential path to a healthier future.
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France envoy cites MendesFrance optimism on Indochina talks
Geneva briefings report Jean Chauvel telling Western colleagues that Premier MendesFrance is hopeful about peace prospects after meeting Chinese premier Chou En Lai. Mendes-France pledged to seek peace by July 20 or resign, saying progress possible in the Geneva talks.
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Four teen lawyers named in tax corruption indictment
Four teen persons including three New York lawyers were named in an indictment alleging a plot to corrupt Internal Revenue Bureau officials and impede tax investigations. James M. Leech of Lima Ohio faces potential trial for murders of three Army officers in Germany in 1946. Archie Moore defends his light heavyweight title against Harold Johnson at Madison Square Garden on August 11 with CBS telecast, New York area blackout.
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Two Men Charged in Indiana Farm Robberies
Franklin Indiana affidavits filed against John M. Perry 27 of Columbia Missouri and Lawrence E Olcott 24 of Akron Ohio charging robbery after they tied up four farmers and robbed three. They were arrested Monday night and only 165 dollars were taken.
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U N Security Council Takes Up Guatemalan War
The United Nations Security Council uses an urgent appeal from Guatemala to study Nicaragua and Honduras aiding rebels against President Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. calls a session after Brazil and Colombia request it, as the Soviet veto prompts action and a fact finding committee is contemplated if Guatemala agrees.
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Journal previews new No 1 Fire Station tour
Journal photographer Bill Weith documents the new No 1 Fire Station headquarters with a series of pictures. The accompanying story will appear Sunday in The Journal. Ed Edmiston tackles a scratchy problem with limited answers in a separate feature. Sunday also spotlights June weddings and business forecasts by Roger Babson and J A Livingston for the year's second half.
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Nation Roasts Under Sunny Clear Skies
The nation faced scorching heat with 80s and 90s across many regions under sunny skies. Las Vegas hit 110 as the northern tier saw relief from cooler air and scattered showers reducing temperatures by 10 to 15 degrees. Showers and storms crossed the Northern Plains toward the Great Lakes while the Southwest and West remained hot and humid.
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Nationalist China Admits Seizure Of Tuapse Tanker
Nationalist China says its navy seized the tanker Tuapse off Formosa and held it at Keelung. The ship, owned by Russia, was allegedly carrying oil to a Communist port in Shanghai in violation of a U.N. embargo and under Nationalist port closure rules.
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Ex Governor Hoffman Defends Self In Death
Former New Jersey governor Harold G. Hoffman defends himself posthumously against embezzlement charges seeking $300,000 from South Amboy Trust Co. He wrote letters denying wrongdoing and alleging political persecution as daughter Ada Hoffman Leonard published the documents and attacked Gov. Meyner's administration.
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