Day Seeks Peace Plan From Israel
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met with Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion in Jerusalem to discuss possible Arab Israeli peace steps. Ben-Gurion pressed for Israel's Suez Canal use rights and Egypt to end belligerency. Talks included Dayan, Meir, Bunche and U N Palestine truce officials as practical border issues and Gaza line were addressed.
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Jerusalem
Dag Hammarskjold
David Ben-Gurion
Ben - Gurion
Hammarskjold
Israel
Suez Canal
Egypt
Suez
Ammarskjold
Ben- Gurion
U. N
Cairo
Ben Gurion
UVEF
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Moshe Dayan
Golda Meir
Ralph Bunche
U. S
Col
B. V. Leary
U. N. Palestine Truce Organization
Nations Ready to Resume Suez Canal Use After Nasser Plan
In London 14 of 15 SCUA members ready to resume shippers using the Suez Canal, France abstaining citing present circumstances. The group agreed on returning freedom for private shipping and outlined a plan for Egyptian operation, arbitration, and modest toll increases under the 1888 convention.
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London
Assn
France
SCUA
Nasser
Egypt
Opera To Open Without Coed At Texas U
University of Texas opens Dido and Aeneas with Barbara Smith removed from the role amid campus and capitol protests. Effigies of Smith and two state representatives are displayed. student council condemns the action and calls for equal participation in campus activities.
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Dido
Barbara Louise Smith
Pittsburg
Tex
University of Texas
Barbara
Texas
Austin, Tex
Leanneinmaha
Vecaude
Averill
Aeneas
Logan Wilson
Miss Smith
Littlefield Fountain
Uni
Versity
Chapman
Sadler
Joe Chapman
Sulphur Springs
Jerry Sadler
Percilla
Fire Threat Looms Near Plymouth as New Northeast Fires Rage
Three fresh forest fires broke out near Plymouth Massachusetts hours after a prior blaze was controlled. Across the Northeast, winds fanned flames from Pennsylvania to Quebec and Ontario. Thousands fought fires as embers reignited and flames spread despite containment efforts along Route 3 near the Boston Cape Cod corridor.
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Plymouth
Mass
Route 3
Boston
Cape Cod
Pennsylvania
New England
Quebec
Ontario
Miracle Foster Mother Of The Year In Cook County
Ann LaVine, 25, honored as Foster Mother of the Year for a decade of care given to a deaf mute foster son believed retarded who learned to speak, excelled in school, and became healthy, with five of her own children and two other foster youths in Oak Lawn. Her dedication, while juggling family duties, earned praise from county officials and welfare leaders.
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Chicago
Ann LaVine
LaVines
Oak Lawn
Vastiedie
Cook County
LaVine
Children’s Hospital
Rojas Pinilla Ousted in Colombia Junta Takeover
Bogotá reports a military coup ends Gustavo Rojas Pinilla's rule as tanks move into the capital. At least 30 dead in a plaza stampede amid protests, with the death toll rising to about 130 in a week of rioting and demonstrations. The assembly had moved to install a handpicked successor. Students lead protests as banks and industry shut nationwide.
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Capitol
Rojas
Colombia
Laureano Gomez
Rojas Pinilla
Cali
Bogota
Medellin
Barranquila
Showers Tonight and Cooler Weekend Ahead
A cool weekend is likely in the Miami Valley as a slow moving cold front nears by Saturday. Expect continued clouds and mild temps today with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms. High near 80 today, low around 55. Saturday and Sunday turn cooler with scattered showers and a high near 60 Saturday. Local records show Middletown reached 82 yesterday at 4:30 p.m and a 61 low this morning at 6 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
New Storms Hit South Texas Area
Severe storms pierced south Texas as floods driven by rains forced hundreds from homes along the Brazos Trinity and Guadalupe rivers. Rescue crews aided marooned residents while authorities warned of rising crests if rainfall persisted.
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Texas
Dallas
Brazos
Trinity
Guadalupe
Beeville
Weather Bureau
San Angelo
Cristoval
South Concho River
Bella
Oyster Creek
Angleton
Brazos River
Gulf of Mexico
C. B. Crockler
Houston
Nurses group names Van Moos recording secretary
Jo Ann Van Moos of Warren Ohio was elected recording secretary of the National Student Nurses Assn at the fifth annual convention’s concluding session in Chicago Thursday.
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Chicago
Jo Ann van Moos
Warren
Ohio
National Student Nurses Assn
Socialists Seek Atom Weapon Ban in West Germany
In Bonn the opposition Socialists urged Bundestag action to ban stationing atomic weapons in West Germany. They called on the United States Britain and the USSR to halt tests and urged no armament for West German forces. Fritz Erler cited Albert Schweitzer and 18 physicists warning of nuclear danger and urged disarmament.
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Bundestag
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Adeneuver
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Adenauer
Thevernment
United States
Russia
Britain
Fritz Erler
Albert Soenweitzer
Arizona church sign hints at August heat tradition
On Aug 1 each year a Phoenix area church posts a playful bulletin board message asking, You think it's hot here? This lighthearted line reflects local limits and humor about Arizona summers.
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Arizona
Testimony ties Beck to Teamsters kickback scheme in mortgages
Washington AP Donal Hedlund Seattle mortgage banker testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that Teamsters Union President Dave Beck profited from brokerage fees on union funds invested in Detroit area mortgages. Hedlund traced about 9 million dollars in Teamsters funds through National Mortgage Co with Beck's wife's nephew holding a one third stake. He described profits funneled via The Investment Co and split among Beck Hedlund and attorney Simond Wampold. Beck has invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly.
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Washington
Donal Hedlund
Seattle
Mortegage
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Hedlund
Senate
Beckomt
Detroit
Teamster
National Mortgage Co
Beck
Joseph McEvoy
McClellan
D-Ark
Teamsters Union
Dave’ Beck
Anheuser-Busch Co
St. Louis
Dave Beck Jr
Investment Co
Investment’Co
Simond Wampold
Union National Treasury Funds
Teamsters International
McEvoy
Robert F. Kennedy
Seattle First National Bank
Tranquilizer for Telescopes Aids Martian Detail
Cambridge researchers describe a TV stabilizer that steadies telescope images by compensating for air turbulence. The device centers and steadies the view on a TV tube, allowing clearer shots of Mars and potential canals. Tested on a 24 inch telescope, adaptation could reveal more detail on larger scopes.
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Cambridge
Mass
Mars
American Astronomical Society
John H. DeWitt
Robert H. Hardie
Carl K. Seyfert
Dyer Observatory
Vanderbilt Univer
Sity
Nashville
Tenn
Seyfert
Lausche urges curved Cincinnati to Columbus highway near Dayton
Senator Lausche of Ohio asks the federal Bureau of Public Roads to study a curved route for a Dayton area highway, arguing a straight line from Cincinnati to Columbus would bypass Dayton and Springfield. He notes the region’s survey favored a curved path and warns Washington that the Bureau can veto state plans.
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Washington
Lausche
Ohio
Cincinnati
Dayton
Springfield
Ohio Department of Highways
Lausch
Curtiss
Conneaut
Columbus
Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio Road Building Looks Good
President Eisenhower launched a massive highway program. Ohio has let contracts for 50.1 miles of interstate nine four lanes, at about 50.54 million dollars. The federal share is 43.46 million, with Ohio funding the rest. An additional 30.82 million is set aside for engineering and land for other routes, with the federal government bearing most costs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ohio
Bureau of Public Roads
Bertram D.tallamy
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