Soviet and Red Chinese meet in July in Moscow
Khrushchev seeks flexibility as Soviet and Red Chinese delegates plan July talks in Moscow to iron out ideological rifts. A second high level conference with U S Britain and the Soviet Union on a nuclear test ban also looms.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Strait of
Formosa
Persian Gulf
Baltic Sea
Red China
Khrushchev
Moscow
U.S
Asia
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Mand
Africa
Sarver Wins National Armco Scholarship for Civil Engineering
Jack G. Sarver of Wilminton High School earned a $3,000 Armco Foundation college scholarship to study civil engineering at Carnegie Tech. The award provides $750 a year for four years plus a $500 annual cost-to-education grant to Carnegie Tech. Selection was by a National Society of Professional Engineers panel based on grades and engineering aptitude.
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New Wilmington
Jack G. Sarver
Wilmington High School
Armco Foundation
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
National Society of Professional Engineers
Armco Steel Corp
Carnegie Tech
Sarver
Pennsylvania We Genni
May primary campaign accounts show Elisco leading spending
May primary expense filings list Guy J. Elisco as the top spender at 1276.71 dollars after he won one of two Democratic city council nominations. Other notable filings include William E. Thompson at 376.34 dollars and multiple candidates across city and county offices with varying expenditures.
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Guy J. Elisco
Elisco
William E. Thompson
George D. Rigby
Council
Aaron Cohen
L. Lloyd Kildoo
Horace W. Allen
John A. Meehan Jr
Richard C. Davis
William G. Clark
Ray Bailey
Peter J. Rozzi
Thomas George
Rudolph Harvatine
Ralph R. White
James E. Denny
Edward Bush
Robert W. Rainey
Claude L. Humble
Ie no Hikari magazine yields large nationwide circulation
Tokyo reports that Ie no Hikari or Light of Home is the most read monthly publication in Japan. It is sold through farm cooperative networks and claims a circulation of 1,500,000.
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Tokyo
Japan
Light of Home
Ne shannock Teacher Joins UNC History Conference
Harry B. Booth of Ne shannock High School attends the Advanced Placement Program Tenth Annual Conference in History at the University of North Carolina. One hundred seventy teachers from east of the Mississippi attend as the event runs from today through Saturday.
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Harry B. Booth
Neshannock High School
University of North Carolina
Mississippi
Kennedy to spend Saturday at Camp David before European trip
President Kennedy plans a quiet Saturday at Camp David before a 10 day European tour. Press Secretary Salinger said he will fly from Camp David to Andrews Air Force Base and depart for Europe at 9 30 p m EDT Saturday. The trip includes Germany Ireland England and Italy with a return for the Fourth of July on Squaw Island Massachusetts.
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Germany
Ireland
England
Italy
Kennedy
Squaw Island
Hyannis Port
Mass
Paris to London Flight Marks First International Passenger Run
On February 8, 1919, the Lignes Farman Company carried 11 passengers from Paris to London in 2 hours 42 minutes. Pilot Lucien Bossoutrot piloted the aircraft, marking the first international passenger service.
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Paris — Aviation
Lignes Farman Company
Paris
London
Lucien Bossoutrot
Names of Holstein cattle bred by John O Benson
Brattleboro Vermont report lists the registered Holstein cattle bred by John O Benson. The article notes the prefix Jon Don Ben is approved for herd records and may appear on official registrations. Specific animal names or numbers are not provided in the readable text.
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Brattleboro, Vt
John O. Benson
Prefix adoption for Holstein breed records debated by association
Holstein Friesian Assn grants exclusive use of the Jon-Don-Ben prefix for Cleland Mill Rd naming, to become a permanent part of national breed records at headquarters. Puerto Rican delegations tour Latin America urging self-help investment as Latin businessmen express faith issues with local governments and foreign capital.
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Cleland Mill Rd
Jon-Don-Ben
Holstein- Friesian Assn
San Juan
Latin America
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