Russians slow to agree on German reunification at Geneva
Premier Bulganin signaled Moscow will be cautious about reuniting West and East Germany despite Eisenhower's pledge of peaceful aims. The stalemate centers on NATO fears and Soviet control of East Germany, with Bulganin speaking for Moscow while Zhukov was sidelined.
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Geneva
Bulganin
Moscow
West
East Germany
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Marshal Zhukov
Bulgania
Germany
German Democratic Republic
West Germany
NATO
Industry seeks federal support for Swiss cheese blend plan
Local Swiss cheese dealers pursue a formal proposal to the USDA and CCC seeking contracts that allow a 5 to 10 percent Swiss blend in cheese for federal food needs. Lawmakers Smith and Laird back the idea, aiming to reduce repeated contract battles and provide relief from surplus pressures while preserving self-help efforts.
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Lawrence H. Smith
Melvin Laird
Congress
USDA
CCC
Seawolf to Carry 102 on New Atomic Sub
The Seawolf, the world second atomic powered submarine, will have a crew of 102 officers and men from 33 states. The Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics Corp. announced the details in Groton Connecticut. Cmdr. Richard B. Laning of Amherst Virginia is named prospective skipper and will be aboard for the launch along with several crew members including Thomas R. Block of Milwaukee.
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Groton
Conn
Seawolf
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Navy
Thomas R. Block
Milwaukee
Cmdr
Richard B. Laning
Amherst
China to send seven-man delegation to atomic energy conference
CIHANG TO SEND GROUP TAIPEI Formosa National ist China plans a seven-man delegation to the International Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy opening in Geneva in August.
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Cihang
Taipei
Formosa
China
Geneva
Spelling champion and local events highlight July 1915 notes
Miss Ruby Brewer of Albany Township wins county spelling contest by spelling 101 words correctly on July 20 1915. A Monroe Band outdoor concert features a solo on a musical saw by H C Dahms. Other items report injuries from farm accidents and local civic notes amid wartime news.
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Ruby Brewer
Albany Township
H. C. Dahms
Monroe
Warsaw
Charles Palmer
Fred Beach
Nellie Wilson
Belleville
Montana
Abraham Kundert
Faure proposes disarmament plan shocks Geneva talks
James Marlow reports that French Prime Minister Faure presented a last minute proposal at Geneva that stunned the United States and Britain. He floated a coordinated disarmament scheme with spending controls and a European security group, prompting Western unease over lack of prior coordination with Eisenhower and Eden. Bulganin signaled interest, while Eisenhower pressed for verifiable inspection.
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Washington P
United States
Britain
France
Geneva
Faure
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Eden
Neva Ae
Russia
European Security Organization
Eisen
Western leaders debate Germany and Russia postwar fate
The article notes hints that Russia might receive firmer guarantees of protection against a rearmed Germany than currently offered. It suggests Russians may seek to divide others and that Faure’s remarks could imply division. Bulganin remains silent as Western leaders speak, while a crack in unity seems possible after three months of prep.
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Hower
Russia
Germany
Faure
Bulganin
Veterans Die In Chesapeake Bay Crash Near High Point
Two veteran fliers from Bolling Air Force Base died when their C-45 Beechcraft collided with a B-25 over Chesapeake Bay near High Point Maryland. The B-25 crew Maj Leonard Bonham and Maj W T Phillips survived the crash landing near Friendship Airport but the planes struck a house. Residents William James and Kenneth Murray were at home guests with Argha Hunter and her two children who escaped unharmed.
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Tidewater
Chesapeake Bay
Bolling Air Force Base
Washington
Francis D. Viering
D. C
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Alexandria
High Point High School
Leonard H. Bonham
San Rose
Calif
W. T. Phillips
Florence
Ala
Friendship Airport
William
James
Kenneth Murray
Argha Hunter
Murray Brothers
Wisconsin suspends 7228 drivers in first half of 1955
Madison report from the Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department shows 7,228 motorists lost driving privileges in the first half of 1955, up from about 6,000 the prior year. The increase follows a stricter policy that revokes licenses after three traffic convictions, compared with four convictions previously.
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Madison
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
Wally Cox Rehired After Firing Over Dining Room Exit
Las Vegas reports comedian Wally Cox, Mr Peepers, rehired by the Dunes Hotel after a brief firing amid a $250000 suit against the William Morris agency. Cox returns tonight at 11000 per week for four weeks, with new writers hired at his expense.
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Nev
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William Morris Agency
Dunes
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Mr. Peepers
the Dunes
Joseph Sullivan
the Dunes Hotel, Inc
Sullivan
Salt Bars Used As Currency In Scarce Countries
In regions with limited salt supplies, bars of salt function as currency. Communities trade salt for goods and services, leveraging its intrinsic value and availability as a stable medium in the local economy.
French Move to Oust Morocco Sultan Amid Riots
French officials led by Gilbert Grandval plan to remove Sultan Moulay Ben Arafa as violence swells in Morocco. Casablanca saw fewer casualties but Fedala and Rabat reported attacks, with multiple deaths and hundreds displaced as nationalist tensions rise.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Sultan Moulay Ben Arafa
Gilbert Grandval
Grandval
Fedala
Rabat
Ben Arafa
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Ben Youssef
25 Die as Bus Is Carried Off Santa Lucia River Bridge
Floodwaters of the Santa Lucia River swept a bus off a bridge at San Ramon near Montevideo. Twenty-five people drowned while sixteen passengers were rescued after the Tuesday disaster.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Santa Lucia
San Ramon
Albany Social Roundup Highlights Weekly Visits
Mrs. William Steindorf hosts Sunday guests including Rev. and Mrs. Burton F Moore and family Kathleen Emerson Gerald and Linda from Buffalo and Illinois. Mrs. Orland McCall visits with daughters Kathy and Nancy from St Paul while husband returns from Labrador to join Aug. 1. Local residents Arlyn Elmer Arlie Fahrney work in Illinois and James Sharer returns from Mendota. Other visits include Miss Irene Marty from Monticello and Annie Pascoe with son Verlyn of Belleville.
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Kathleen
Emerson
Gerald
Linda
Buffalo
N. Y
Illinois
Moore
First Baptist Church
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Kathy
Nancy
St. Paul
Lavina
McCall
Labrador
Ohio
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Arlie Fahrney
Dixon, Ill
Illinois Highway Department
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Mendota
Lil
William Steindorf
Annie Pascoe
Verlyn
Belleville
Irene Marty
Monticello
Fred Schmid
Mary Stauf
New England Remains Oldest U.S. Region by Population
The article notes that despite increased retirements in California and Florida, New England retains the highest share of elderly residents among all regions, highlighting a regional aging pattern.
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California
Florida
New England
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