Short Term Nuclear Test Ban Debated At Geneva
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan propose a limited moratorium on small underground tests as a step toward a treaty. The plan, presented to the Soviet Union in Geneva, aims for a signed agreement within about 90 days if goodwill exists, with ongoing talks tied to the Paris summit and Khrushchev.
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Gettysburg
Fiesnhower
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Geneva
ASSL
Andrew Perding
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Camp David
Lelegations
Eisehower- Macmillan
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Washington
Maryland
Wire House
Catoctin Montain Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Weather turns cooler with chance of thundershowers
A cold front moves through the Miami Valley bringing cooler conditions and partly cloudy skies. Highs near 72 with tonight and Thursday cooler, a low around 40 and highs near 65. Showers likely tonight. Middletown's high yesterday reached 76 and morning low was 58. rainfall last night was negligible.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Eisenhower Macmillan Aim for Global Nuclear Test Ban
Eisenhower and Macmillan discuss a total ban on nuclear tests under global control. They warn underground tests below 19 kilotons face detection limits and cite on site inspections, control commissions, staffing, voting, and peaceful detonations as key hurdles to early treaty formation.
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Eisenhower
Macmillan
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Control Commission
Cincinnatian Killed In Automobile Crash
Cincinnati man Robert Tharp 41 died when his car collided with another on U S 52 five miles east of New Richmond police said early today
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Cincinnati
Robert Tharp
U.S. 52
New Richmond
Massive Midwestern Floods Strain Relief Efforts
Snow melt creates widespread flooding across nine states including Nebraska Iowa and Minnesota. Hundreds of families become homeless while towns like Fremont Valley and Columbus evacuate as the Platte River swells seven to eight miles wide. Army helicopters and National Guard units conduct rescues amid inundated lowlands and isolated farms.
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Midwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Omaha
Platte River
Army
National Guard
Fremont
Valley
Columbus
Who Stays Longest In Hospitals
Cleveland AP report on a Citizens Hospital Study Committee finding that Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio patients leave hospitals about half a day earlier on average than patients not covered. The study found no evidence that Blue Cross patients stay longer than necessary. The committee seeks causes of rising hospital costs and premiums.
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Cleveland
Citizens Hospital Study Committee
Blue Cross
Ohio
Hospital stay analysis in Cuyahoga County Blue Cross costs
A committee led by William L. West analyzed 52 289 cases in Cuyahoga County over three months. Blue Cross patients averaged 8.3 hospital days versus 8.8 days for non subscribers. The panel includes labor business industry and medical representatives and has worked over four years on hospital cost usage linked to Blue Cross. Further reports on cost factors will follow.
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William L. West
Cuyahoga County
Blue Cross
Blue Corps
Chuckle: A Popular Song Makes Us Think We Can Sing
A lighthearted piece notes a popular song that invites everyone to believe they can sing. The tone is playful and invites readers to join in with enjoyment and humor.
Specialist Charges Secrecy Over Cancer Risks From Chemicals
Louisville AP report on Dr. Wilhelm C. Hoeper of the National Cancer Institute alleging U.S. workers face dangerous cancer risks from chemicals. He says some industries suppress data on affected workers and cancer findings, citing pressure from a chemical company and a 1948 government obstacle to uranium miner surveys.
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U.S
Wilhelm C. Hoeper
The
National Cancer Institute
Hoeper
Rocky Mountains
Floods and storms sweep midwest causing deaths and highway closures
Severe weather lashed the midwest with tornadoes in Iowa and Missouri and floods across Nebraska Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana. At least six deaths were reported with extensive property damage and highway closures in Nebraska Missouri and beyond. Hundreds sought refuge in Sioux City as Floyd River threatened neighborhoods near the border region and downstream rivers warned of high water.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Springdale
Soux City
South Dakota-Nebraska
City
Mississippi
Indiana
Kansas
Mass march in Cape Town demands release of arrested leaders
More than 30,000 Negroes gathered around Caledon Square station in Cape Town under armored police. They booed a white constable, ignored dispersal orders from Capt. I S Terblanche, and forced businesses nearby to close. Prime Minister Verwoerd declared a state of emergency affecting eight of South Africa's magistrate districts as the cabinet met in Cape Town.
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Johannesburg
Cape Town
Caledon Square
Inen
I. S. Terblanche
Terbianche
Africa
Langa
Hendrik Verwoerd
South Africa
Atlantic
Nationwide South Africa declares state of emergency amid arrests
Justice Minister F C Erasmus announced a state of emergency after a predawn roundup of anti government opponents. About 150 were arrested in Cape Town areas including Langa, Wor cester and Orlando Negro Township. Police used tear gas and gunfire as crowds converged on Caledon Square station and Cape Town police station. The arrests touched at least ten political groups under the Public Safety Act with warrants not demanded by officials.
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Cape Town
South African Press Assn
Langa
Caledon Square
South Africa
Johannesburg
Orlando Negro
Liberal Party
Gov
War ren man dies as party line threads tragedy
In Warren Ohio Mrs Mary Starkey pleaded for two neighbors to yield the telephone party line so she could call a doctor for her dying husband Wilbur Starkey 58 a retired Republic Steel employee. The line remained busy and he died of a stroke.
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Warren
Ohio
Mary Starkey
Starkey
Leavittsburg
Moms Act Like Pros In Rescue
In Randolph Massachusetts six mothers acted as a rapid response team when two children fell into a swamp pond. Lisa Fahey and Jeanne Grace, along with David Montt Jr., escaped the water while other mothers coordinated help and performed rescue breathing until police and medical staff revived the children. Both were reported in good condition at a hospital.
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Randolph
Mass
Lisa Fahey
Jeanne Grace
David Montt Jr
Lisa
David
Jeannie
Mrs. Coughlin
Lenore Wells
Leisa Montt
Grace
Margaret Grace
Rosemary Fahey
Margaret Donovan
Tax refund mishap turns into small confetti moment
In Lee's Summit Missouri 24 year old Patty Kay Clark cut a federal income tax refund check totaling 335 05 dollars while exploring a slip of paper on a TV set Her mother found the damaged check and the IRS said a new one will be issued by federal authorities The incident highlights the risk of tampering with tax refunds and the need for careful handling of official documents.
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American Cancer Society
Lee’s Summit
Patty Kay Clark
Virgil Clark Jr
Internal Revenue Service
Small Farmer Credit Crisis Prompts Conference Warnings
Knoxville AP reports farmers face heavy debt and credit shortages. Speakers at a week long farm credit conference say many farmers struggle to keep up with rising costs and obligations, risking livelihoods as credit tightens.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Financing farming grows into big business era
University of Arkansas economist Lee R. Martin notes that farming becomes a large enterprise requiring big business finance. He says there is general agreement that additional production from efficiency gains in Southern agriculture may not be needed even by 1975.
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Lee R. Martin
University of Arkansas Department of Agricultural Economics
Farm investment debate questions farming profitability
Speakers argued the cost to run a farm ranges from 30000 to over 100000 with annual income around 3500, below semi skilled industrial earnings, including family free labor. Agricultural economist K G F Spitze of the University of Tennessee doubted farm ownership viability and suggested renting may be more economical.
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Papa
Mama
K. G. F. Spitze
University of Tennessee
Farm credit types outlined by Farm Foundation official
How ard G. Diesslin, associate managing director of the Farm Foundation, explains three farm credit types short-term intermediate-term and long-term He warns credit is scarce for truly broke farmers due to high risk and suggests a backyard garden as an alternative.
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Howard G. Diesslin
The
Farm Foundation
Farm Group Joins Teamsters After Rally in New Jersey
About 1000 poultry farmers from Vineland and Lakewood accepted Teamsters organizing efforts after a meeting addressed by President James R. Hoffa. The vote passed with one dissenting voice as Hoffa urged wider recruitment for farm groups. Farmers cited low prices for chicken and eggs and sought congressional aid with other groups already traveling to Washington.
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Atlantic City
Teamsters Union
New Jersey
Vineland
Lakewood
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters Councils
Io Press
Washington
Hoffa decries Congress and urges united action
Hoffa accuses Congress of turning people away when presenting problems. He calls for a united concerted action as the solution. Carleton E. Heritage of the New Jersey Farm Bureau doubts unionization can raise farm prices, noting unions are not structured for price gains and may be legally constrained.
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Congress
Hoffa
Carleton E. Heritage
New Jersey Farm Bureau
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Louisville, Ky
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Chicago Medical School
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Detroit
KKK
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