House Senate Battle Looms On Foreign Aid
Washington reports a clash between the House and Senate over foreign aid funding for President Eisenhower. The Senate approved 3.205 billion dollars with minimal cuts, while the House bill reduced the program by about 20 percent, 567 million less than the Senate total. Representative Otto Passman vowed to stay through Christmas to push House reductions in conference.
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Eisenhower
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Geneva
India
Ten Month School Year Aims For Area Pupils
A ten month school year is planned for various districts near Lawrence County. Students note summer break passes quickly, while police report unlocked store doors at night, urging tighter security. Butler County jail project progresses toward completion with a new $500,000 facility replacing the old hospital area near Cunningham Armory. New Wilmington hosts tents for missionary conference opening August 5, and daylight hours shorten toward autumn with the equinox approaching.
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Lawrence County
Army Convoy Passes Through City en Route to Pittsburgh
A convoy of about thirty motor vehicles moves through the city at noon today, traveling from Camp Perry toward Pittsburgh.
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Camp Perry
Pittsburgh
Thundershowers Tonight and Sunday Forecast
The weather forecast calls for thundershowers tonight and Sunday with cooler conditions in the north by late Sunday. Low temperatures near 70 tonight and highs of 86 to 92 on Sunday. River stage about 5.4 feet with no precipitation reported. Statistics show last year’s date with a max of 80 and a min of 47.
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United States
Beauty From Sweden Wins Miss Universe Title
Hillevi Rombin of Sweden won the Miss Universe crown in Long Beach with about four-score contestants from the U S and abroad. Runner ups included Maribel Arrieta from El Salvador Maureen Hingert from Ceylon Margit Nunke from Germany and Keiko Takahashi from Japan. Rombin said she may pursue acting but plans to return to Sweden, possibly due to her engagement to Air Force officer Nils Benker.
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Sweden
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Maribel Arrieta
Hillevi
Air Force
Nils Benker
Cordell Hull Dies at Bethesda Naval Hospital
Cordell Hull Tennessee born elder statesman and former secretary of state died at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 9 a.m. EDT after a long illness. He was 84 and had retired from public service for ten years. Hull served as secretary of state from March 4 1933 to November 27 1944 during World War II. His wife died March 26 1954 and Hull, in semi invalid condition, could not attend the funeral.
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Bethesda Naval Hospital
Roosevelt
Supersonic Plane Speed-Up Ordered
The Air Force has ordered an acceleration in production of its supersonic planes to intercept invading bombers and enemy craft. The order aims to speed up deployment of interceptor aircraft to bolster defense capabilities.
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Washington
Sns
Air Force
Huge Omelet Ignites After Egg Truck Crash
Fire crews in Gaffney South Carolina found a huge omelet after a truck carrying 4,000 dozen eggs overturned and burned on Friday. NoFurther details were provided on injuries or cause.
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Gaffney, S. C
Demonstrations Rise in Buenos Aires Against Peron Ban
About 1,000 Radical Party followers gathered in downtown Buenos Aires Friday despite a police ban and a party decision not to demonstrate. Police arrested at least two and dispersed speakers as protests demanded repeal of the state of internal war granting the president dictatorial powers.
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Buenos Aires
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Juan D. Peron
Peron
Nehru plans Asia Far East talks with United States
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru signals a two pronged push for a post Geneva Asia Far East settlement. He will send emissary V K Krishna Menon to seek direct talks with Peiping before the UN Assembly and coordinate with the Eisenhower administration via Ambassador Cooper.
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India
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Far East
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London
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John Foster Dulles
Peiping
White House
State Department
New Delhi
John Sherman Cooper
North Korean General Named Ambassador to Soviet Russia
Tokyo AP report says Lt. Gen. Lee Sang Cho, veteran truce negotiator, was named ambassador to Moscow by the Pyongyang government on July 20. The Communist radio broadcast in Pyongyang announced the appointment.
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Lee Sang Cho
Soviet Russia
Pyongyang
Lee
Moscow
Snowfall in Two Canadian Locales Abnormal for Time of Year
Reports from Resolute Bay on Cornwallis Island and the Labrador coast confirm snow today. Weather officials call the event unusual for this period though not unheard of, noting it covers distant Arctic and coastal sites.
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Canada
Resolute Bay
Cornwallis Island
Churchill
Labrador
Arms Data Swap May Need Some Changes In Laws
Government legal quarters debated whether Eisenhower's plan to swap arms data with Russia can be carried out without changes in security laws. Atty Gen Brownell Jr. called it legally feasible, while Justice Department lawyers warned two barriers: espionage laws and the Atomic Energy Act. Officials expect congressional approval before exchanging detailed military blueprints and enabling aerial photography.
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United Press
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Eisenhower
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Atty
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Geneva
Justice Department
Defense Department
Soviet Union
Will Decide Future Action In Talbott Case
Senate investigators meet to decide whether to drop or broaden probe into Air Secretary Harold E. Talbott. The chair clash pitted Republicans and Democrats on the Senate Investigations Subcommittee as Talbott cited memory gaps. The inquiry centers on potential conflicts between his air secretary duties and his $50,000-a-year partnership with the Mulligan Firm.
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Senate
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Subcommittee
Radio Corp. of America
RCA
Sam Ewing
Camden
N.J
Paul B. Mulligan Co
New York
Mulligan
Boy Is Killed In Leap From Truck
State police appealed to an unknown truck driver who drove away as teenagers fled from the moving red pickup. Edwin L. Mullen, 14, Cardale, and Barry L. Fields, 14, New Salem, leaped to escape. Mullen was killed. Sassano, 16, Republic, and Robert Zigarac, 51, Pittsburgh, remained in the truck and exited when the driver paused.
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Edwin L. Mullen
Cardale
Barry L. Fields
New Salem
Thomas E. Sassano
Republic
Robert Zigarac
Pittsburgh
President Gains Bipartisan Support for Peace Efforts
Senate leaders remained silent on the plan while President Eisenhower drew praise from many senators for his pursuit of a thaw with the Soviet Union. Some lawmakers urged using conferences to state U S positions and ease tensions, though Styles Bridges opposed sharing military secrets and criticized the lack of consultation.
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Senate
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Calif
Eugene Millikin
Cole
Styles Bridges
N.H
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
John Foster Dulles
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Russia
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Geneva
Capitol
Bridges
India Aims for U S and Red China Direct Talks
New Delhi sources say India will seek direct talks between the United States and Communist China. Eisenhower and Bulganin are to hold formal Far Eastern discussions on Formosa and Red China’s UN role, following notes exchanged with Nehru via U S Ambassador Cooper. Nehru reportedly favors direct U S China talks.
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India
United States
China
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Formosa
United Nations
Jawaharlal Nehru
U. S
John Sherman Cooper
Nehru
Russia
Cooper
Court Martial Trial resumes for Sgt Tyler in Korea case
The Ft. Bragg court martial of Sgt John Lester Tyler resumed after a two day recess. Tyler 25 of Moundsville West Virginia denies charges of informing on fellow prisoners to the Communists in Korea. Army witnesses testified of harsh treatment by captors and blamed Tyler. One witness said Tyler described him as reactionary and a Ku Klux Klan member.
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John Lester Tyler
Korea
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Moundsville
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Ku Klux Klan
Driver 71 earns first license in Oklahoma City
Ce leste Smith Thomas, 71, of Kene fec Oklahoma, received her first driver license on Friday and remarked that a person is never too old to learn to drive.
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Oklahoma City
Celeste Smith Thomas
Kenefec
Okla
A&a
Death notices for Adams Krok Mullin Partridge Kivine
Death records list Richard Patrick Adams aged 72 of West Pittsburg Joseph Krok aged 62 of 1917 Morris Street S C Mullin aged 59 of Ellwood City Mrs John W Partridge aged 61 of Eil port and Emma Kivine aged 77 of 12 West Leasure Avenue dated Saturday July 23 1955.
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Richard Patrick Adams
West Pittsburg
Joseph Krok
Morris St. S
C. Mullin
Ellwood City
John W. Partridge
Eilport
Emma Kivine
W.leasure Ave
American Farm Experts Receive Unusual Dnepropetrovsk Welcome
Americans touring Dnepropetrovsk in Ukraine were met by about three thousand cheering locals as police struggled to control the crowd. The visitors, greeted with thunderous applause, urged the crowd to go home only after lingering demonstrations of goodwill. Students shouted long live friendship as the scene continued into the night.
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Dnepropetrovsk
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Progress Reported At Big Four Geneva Parley
The Big Four leaders reportedly reached an agreement in principle to break the East West deadlock at Geneva discussions. No full settlement on German reunification or security was expected, but a procedural accord could end the summit later today. An authoritative French informant cited an impending conclusion around 5 p.m. local time.
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Big Four
Geneva
Kingsbury Smith
U.S
INS
Eisenhower
Egypt Celebrates third anniversary of army revolution
About 100000 Egyptians filled a parade ground to witness the largest military parade in Cairo. Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser reviewed the regime’s achievements since ousting King Farouk in 1952 and pledged to oppose the Turkish Iraqi pact while strengthening Arab League security.
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Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk
Nasser
Soekarno
Indonesia
Arab League
Mid-East
Talks Hinted Between U S and Peiping in Geneva
London papers report the United States considering direct talks with Peiping at Geneva on Far Eastern issues. Eisenhower reportedly sent six letters to Indian Prime Minister Nehru urging direct relations, with Nehru's envoy Krishna Menon staying in London to help arrange a U S Peiping meeting.
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London
INS
U. S
Heat Relief May Arrive Sunday Night
Heat pushes into the 90s across the region with more heat expected Sunday. The Weather Bureau forecasts slight relief in the northwest of the state Sunday night and across Pennsylvania on Monday as widely scattered thundershowers move in.
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United Press
Weatherman
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Welcome Sunday planned for President Eisenhower
The White House announced a public welcome Sunday for President Eisenhower on his Geneva Big Four return. Washington National Airport's military terminal will be open to the public and the drive route to the White House disclosed, altering usual security procedures.
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White House
Eisenhower
Geneva
Washington National Airport
Inside Todays Classifieds and Society Pages
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Four Powers Reach General Accord At Geneva Summit
At Geneva the Big Four reached general agreement on key cold war issues after six days of talks. President Eisenhower's secretary James Hagerty announced the accord as the Soviet delegation became the first to depart the Palace of Nations.
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Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Palace of Nations
Eisenhower Peers at Nations Palace Progress Reported
A French informant noted slight progress in stalled talks as Eisenhower met with Zhukov at the Palace of Nations. Hagerty cautioned that despite morning gains, core issues of German unification and disarmament remained unresolved. The White House indicated only early signs of movement toward resuming talks.
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James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Palace of Nations
Georgi K. Zhukov
Weather Warm Nights Delight Normal for Early Week
The speaker notes temperatures remain in the high nineties with no sign of a storm. He enjoys warm balmy evenings, outdoor seating, and clear night skies as a pleasant shift from colder days. He recalls wishing for warmth and welcomes the current ninety-three degree day.
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