Geneva Conference strains threaten bipartisan unity in U S policy
Washington reports ongoing strains at the Geneva talks as the Eisenhower administration faces pressure from Republicans over Indochina terms and party rivals while Democrats foresee possible gains in Congress. Dulles returns from Geneva amid criticism as Walter Smith takes lead on fragile negotiations with France and Britain.
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Fireman Charged With Setting Five Recent Fires
Japanese fireman Kio chi Namiki, 21, arrested by police for setting five houses ablaze over three months and returning with his own engine to extinguish them.
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Beachgoers in South Shields write names and phone numbers in the sand while talk turns to a 421 mph rocket sled ride at Alamogordo and a farmer chasing a melon thief. A Russian scientist predicts Venus life soon via Earth colonization. An armchair forecaster links hot humid days to a hot-air mass over Washington.
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