Smith Reports to Washington on Geneva Talks and Korea
Under Secretary of State Walter Bedell Smith arrived in Washington to say the United States will continue negotiations for peace in Korea. He returned from the Geneva Conference and briefed President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles, stopping in Paris to update Anthony Eden and Mendes-France on talks. He said progress was blocked by Communist inflexibility and that the Korean question remains unresolved with UN roles disputed and the Korean people denied self determination.
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Walter Bedell
Q Smith
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Smith
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Anthony Eden
Mendes-France
Korea
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United Nations
State Office Building Boring Bids Due In Harrisburg
The Harrisburg authority will receive bids June 30 for test borings at the proposed 6.9 million dollar state office building site in Harrisburg. Authorized by the 1953 General Assembly the structure will house about a dozen state agencies currently scattered in private offices. Similar buildings are planned for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburg Man Indicted on Larceny Charge
Emery Toth, discharged detective, was indicted by the grand jury on charges of larceny. Toth says he came into possession of the item from an unnamed man not yet found despite searches by Taaser County police.
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Naval Air Station Captain David W. Shafer Dies
Captain David W. Shafer USN commanding officer of Mustin Naval Air Station Philadelphia died Sunday at his home on the base. A 1927 Naval Academy graduate from Altoona he was a naval aviator and blimp pilot. He is survived by wife Marian L. Fedderson and two sons David Jr and Don Jeffrey.
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David W. Shafer
USN
Mustin Naval Air Station
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U. S. Naval Academy
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Don Jeffrey
Guatemala War Tied to U.S. Aid and United Fruit
A Tokyo monitored Red China radio report claimed the Guatemala conflict is American inspired and aided by United States funds and materials. It alleged an invasion led by a United Fruit Co. agent to overthrow Guatemala’s democratic government.
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United States
First newspaper in China traced to 1000 A D period
The oldest known newspaper is thought to be a Chinese publication from about 1000 A D. In the United States cabbage seed production is dominated by Washington state, accounting for about ninety percent.
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