Big Three push for quick German unification at Geneva
United States Britain and France vow to press Russia for rapid progress on Germany at the Geneva conference despite Moscow’s stance. The White House NSC meets to review the issue as President Eisenhower prepares for the trip and a Dulles NATO Paris briefing is planned.
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United Press
Washington
Russia
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
White House
Feisenhower
National Security Council
Geneva
Europe
John Foster Dulles
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lawmaker Opposes New Immigration Study Commission
Representative Francis E. Walter of Pennsylvania rejects a proposal to form a presidential commission on immigration. He argues the topic has already been studied by top experts for five years at a cost of about half a million dollars and would simply repeat prior work. The Kennedy Coudert plan is viewed as redundant.
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Washington
INS
Francis E. Walter
Walter
House
Sen
John Kennedy
Mass
Frederic R. Coudert
N. Y
Sunflower Heralds Overnight Public Phone Reopens
Mrs. N E Barone reports a sunflower eight feet two inches tall in her garden. After delays for electrical work the outdoor public telephone near Spruce Street East Washington is in service. Officials say lack of lighting kept it from operating until now. Church projects drain funds while First Christian and St Mary churches pursue repairs. Weed cutting is needed citywide as ragweed blooms annoy hay fever sufferers. New city ordinance targets unoccupied lot weeds. Elm tree remains removed from Court House Lawn for souvenirs.
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New Wilmington
Francis Street
New Castle Street
Wood St
Lincoln Street
W. G. Eckles Architectural Co
New Castle
Harrisburg
N. E. Barone
du Shane St
Pa Nence
Spruce Street
East Washington
Daily Weather Report Forecast for Today
Sunny hot and humid conditions expected with a high near 88 to 94. Tonight remains fair and warm with a low around 65 to 70. Friday brings mostly sunny skies and continued heat with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. 24 hour period ending 7 am today shows a max 89 and min 65 with no precipitation. River stage 5.5 feet. Year ago same date recorded max 90 and min 60.
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United States
Negotiations May Resume In Western Pennsylvania Truck Strike
Pittsburgh AFL Teamsters strike against 52 members in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County may see negotiations resume soon. Western Pennsylvania Motor Carriers Assn president Harry Werksman said a tentative meeting with Local 249 leaders is being planned. The walkout has sharply disrupted operations in surrounding counties. outlying firms recently signed a three year pact with 11 other locals, while Local 249 seeks separate terms and control over helper assignments.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Werksman
Western Pennsylvania Motor Carriers Assn
AFL Teamsters
Allegheny County
Werksman
Local 249
Association
Teamsters
Two Men Killed When Car Strikes Tree
In Chillicothe Ohio two men died when their auto left a curve on U S 35 at Richmondale and struck a tree. Victims were Artie Hall Jr. 23 of Princeton West Virginia and Burl Maddy 23 of Columbus. Two others in the back seat, Bobby Lemon 18 of Hinton West Virginia and Lester Lucas 20 of True West Virginia, were injured.
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Chillicothe, O
Ins
U. S. 35
Richmondale
Artie Hall Jr
Princeton
W. Va
Burl Maddy
Columbus
Bobby Lemon
Hinton
Lester Lucas
True
Soviet Leaders to Attend Geneva Summit Without Super Power Status
Moscow radio says Nikita Khrushchev will attend Geneva talks as not part of the Big Four with Premier Bulganin leading the Soviet delegation. Defense Minister Zhukov and Foreign Ministers Molotov and Gromyko will also attend, with advisers Malik Vinogradov Zarubin Pushkin and Semeonov. The presence of Zhukov marks first personal meeting with President Eisenhower since World War II.
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Moscow Radio
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Nikolai Bulganin
G. K. Zhukov
V. M. Molotov
Andrei Gromyko
Defective Rocket Blamed In Death Of Guardsman
Camp Grayling Michigan official report keys a defective rocket as the cause of Cpl. John P. Myers death and injuries to 2nd Lt. Donald E. Burkhalter and Cpl. Robert R. Helfrich during a training blast. An autopsy was ordered.
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Camp Grayling
Mich
INS
Indiana National Guard
Peru, Ind
John P. Myers
Donald E. Burkhalter
Delphi
Robert R. Helfrich
Evansville
Death records for Sodar Boggs Redick and Downie Redick
Steve Sodar 74 of Lowellville Ohio George Dodds Boggs 72 of Rose Point Ohio and Mary Downie Redick 67 of New Galilee are listed in the recent death notices with their ages and residences.
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Steve Sodar
R. D
Lowellville
George Dodds Boggs
Rose Point
Mary Downie Redick
New Galilee
Four-Year-Old Killed in Turnpike Auto Crash
On the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Beaver Falls a four year old boy from Youngstown was killed and four family members injured when a second car rammed into their vehicle. The dead boy was Richard Sincich. injured were his father Milo, mother Hildegard, sister Linda Ann and mother’s mother Mary Ann Rapp. A passenger in the other car, Charles Buria, was in fair condition with back injuries. driver Wilfred Shima and another man Vic Grisiatis were unhurt. State police cited a tire blowout as the crash cause.
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Beaver Falls
Youngstown
Richard Sincich
Providence Hospital
Milo
Hildegard Sincich
Linda Ann
Sincich
Mary Ann Rapp
Charles Buria
Wilkes- Barre
Wilfred Shima
Shima
Victor Grisiatis
Cleveland
Mexican Freighter La Flecha Sinks Off Veracruz
Six rescue boats returned to Veracruz with 27 survivors from the Mexican freighter La Flecha which sank nine miles off the coast. Thirty-three passengers and five crewmen were still missing. Survivors said the 145 ton coastal freighter carried too many passengers a heavy oil cargo and an automobile on deck. Some passengers and crew managed to launch small boats while others jumped into the sea.
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Veracruz
Four Killed as B-47 Crashes at Barksdale AFB
Four crew members died when a B-47 Stratojet bomber crashed on takeoff from Barksdale Air Force Base near Shreveport Louisiana. Deputies retrieved the mangled bodies at 6 am EDT. The bomber plunged into a wooded area near the Red River shortly after 2:20 am EDT, scattering wreckage over a 5000 foot area. The four aboard were three officers and an enlisted man.
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Sheriff's
Bossier
Caddo Parishes
Red River
Caddo Parish
John Spalding
Second Air Force
Series on Allergies Begins This Week
The News will publish a six part series by Dr W W Beller on allergies starting Monday July 18 with What Is Allergy followed by Hay Fever Asthma Something S Et Touch Me Not and Your Doctor Can Help. Educational and readable the articles aim to inform sufferers and non sufferers alike.
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W. W Beller
American Medical Association
Bauer
Sixteen Russians Visit U S Farmlands Delegation
Sixteen Soviet agriculturalists led by Vice Minister Vladimir Markevitch arrived in Paris to observe French Bastille Day celebrations and the French Revolution heritage before departing for the United States Midwestern farms. The group had been invited by the Des Moines Register and Tribune and plans to fly to New York.
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America
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Vladimir Markevitch
Des Moines (Iowa
Register
Tribune
New York
Russia
Eucharistic Congress Opens In Rio With 200000 Attendees
Some 200000 Roman Catholics gathered in Rio de Janeiro for the 36th International Eucharistic Congress. Twenty one cardinals will attend the week long event with pilgrims from over 30 nations. Pope Pius XII will address the final Mass by radio from the Vatican. The congress emphasizes belief in spiritual redemption through the Holy Sacrament.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Pius XII
Vatican
Keating Among 56 Escape Eastern Airliner Crash Landing
At National Airport a four engined Eastern Constellation crash landed after a wheel failure. Rep. Kenneth B. Keating and 54 other passengers and crew escaped injury as the plane skidded several hundred feet and tilted on its wing during landing after leaving New York at 12 40 am EDT bound for Houston.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
State tax plan faces floor test in two weeks
Harrisburg The fate of Gov. Leader's 411 million income tax package hinges on a July 26 floor vote in the House. House Ways and Means committee to report the levies next Tuesday as Democrats push to secure six pivotal votes amid a Republican opposition bloc. Senate debates expected on the fair employment practices bill amendment and a 150 million state veteran bonus constitutional amendment.
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Burton W. Siglin
United Press
Harrisburg
George M. Leader
House of Representatives
Albert
Readinger
D-Berks
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Hold Suspect In Slaying Of Young Sioux City Girl
A farm laborer described as subnormal was held after 18 hours of questioning during which he reportedly admitted abducting and raping two year old Donna Sue Davis of Sioux City. FBI and Joplin police prepared a joint announcement as Brandt of La Porte City Ia denies killing the child.
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Joplin
INS
Sioux City
FBI
Kansas City
Jopling
Audrey Brandt
la Porte City
John Showers
Brandt
Litthke
Donna Sue Davis
Dulles Prepares Western Allies Talks Before Geneva
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in Paris for final pre Geneva discussions with Britain and France. He meets Harold MacMillan and Antoine Pinay to align policy ahead of the Swiss chiefs of state summit. Topics include German unification disarmament and a European security system.
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Paris
INS
John Foster Dulles
Orly
U. S
C. Douglas Dillon
Rene Massigli
Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Washington
Geneva
Eisenhower
U.S
Britain
France
Atlantic Alliance
Iity
Engineers Dead In Wreck Near Bridgeport
The Pennsylvania Railroad Federal Express derailed on a curve near Bridgeport, killing the engineer and injuring 21 passengers. Railroad service between New Haven and Norwalk was interrupted, with thousands of commuters sent by bus or other means. The train was traveling from Washington to Boston when it left the rails at 4 42 a m on Railroad Avenue embankment.
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Bridgeport
Railroad Avenue
Page 34 M4 Wees 36 In Fewer
Fragmentary OCR mentions page figures and column notes across pages 1 to 39. Readable items show numbers and brief headings but lack clear events or identities to form a full standalone story.
Picnic Foods Tempt Arthur Into Laughter and Binge
Arthur Mometer confesses he cannot resist picnic foods especially cole slaw baked beans ham cheese pickled egg and salad. He admits calories vanish at gatherings and he ends up with a bulging waist as temperatures rise to ninety one.
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