Nixon Presses Deeds Over Words in Push for Peace
In Plymouth Nixon argued the United States must judge Communist nations by deeds not words. He urged peaceful means to improve relations while acknowledging some doubt, warned against hasty promises, and spoke on disarmament talks and a broader peace strategy.
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Plymouth
Mass
Nixon
United States
Eisenhower
England
Nisoh
London
Mayftowee XL
John Lowe
Warwick Chariton
Felix Fenston
Fenston
Charlton
Lowe
Newport
New York City
Manhattan
Mario Umana
Boston
Legislative
Secretary of Defense
Ballot Positions Drawn for Primary in Newport City Hall
Candidates for the July 9 primary had names drawn by the Newport canvassing authority at City Hall. J Raymond Casey supervised with his 8 year old niece Susan E Roach handling slips, and Martha M Shea handed them to Clerk Harold P Arnold who announced the order. Present were Craig P Baker and council candidates William Champion Jr Edgar F McKinney Hilda M Hole James F Fitzgerald Ralph D Morrison and incumbents in various wards.
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Newport Canvassing Authority
City Hall
J. Raymond Casey
Susan E. Roach
Martha M. Shea
Authority
Harold P. Arnold
Middletown
Craig P. Baker
William Champion Jr
Edgar F. McKinney
Hilda M. Hole
James F. Fitzgerald
Ralph D. Morrison
McKinney
William H. Leys
Henry C. Willemegon
George W., Leary
Edward L. Smith
Milton E., Miller
Elmer J. Tiernan
John J. Mahoney
Dennis F. Shea
George D. Vincent
Tom Edwards
Rufus ED. Bailey
William King Covell
Erich A. OD. Taylor
James 8. O'Brien
George W. Lawton
Joseph Marino
Patrick O'Neill Hayes
Chester F. Libby
Aaron J. Slam
Joseph G. Macleedy
John P. Harrington
Peter P. Integlia
Ren Harrison Weds Kay Kendall in New York Quick Tie
Rex Harrison, star of the Broadway musical My Fair Lady, married actress Kay Kendall in New York early today. Harrison, 43, and Kendall, 31, are British-born.
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New York
Rex Harrison
Kay Kendall
Harrison
Miss Wendall
Brandy-Quaffing Parrot Delays Construction In City
Victoria headlines tell of Mike a 96 year old parrot occupying a premier city lot bought by hotelman Doug Abrams. The mansion and aviary are to be left intact until Mike dies with daily brandy payments overseen by Wash Mong. Abrams has not seen Mike but hears his squawks as plans for an apartment block proceed.
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Victoria
B.C.P
Mike
Doug Abrams
Abrams
Victoria Wilson
Miss Wilson
Wilson
Parrot Paradise
Wah Mong
Wash Mong
Mailmen Warned as Dogs Target Post Office Teams
Postmaster Carl A. Schroeder warned Chicago mail carriers of dangerous dogs in hot weather. He noted that uniforms attract dogs and described three risky types: sleeping, sneaker, and friendly-to-dogs dogs. Last year 166 carriers were bitten in Chicago.
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Carl A. Schroeder
Bailiwick
Schroeder
Chicago
Old Gas Buggies Chug Here For First Festival
Northeast antique autos gathered in Newport for the Last annual Motor Car Festival with a noon display at Freebody Park and a Bellevue Avenue parade. Registrations reached 84, with a hoped total near 150 as enthusiasts toured naval facilities and gathered for a box luncheon at the Newport Casino.
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Newport
Freebody Park
Bellevue Avenue
Naval Establishment
Veteran Motor Car Club of America
Newport Casino
Americs, Ja
O. H. P. Belmont
Biker Electric
Chir
Lester G. Parizek
Middle- Tows
Post
Presiden Viking Chanter
Middletown Garden Club
Hareold’ C Harlow
Senate OKs High Hell's Canyon Dam Debate in House Fate
The Senate voted 45 to 38 to authorize a high tech dam at Hell's Canyon flooding three private dam sites along the Snake River near Idaho and Oregon. The bill's fate in the House is uncertain with potential presidential veto against private dam plans. Public power advocates hailed the win while Eisenhower administration opponents lamented the move. The outcome follows a contentious battle over public versus private control of regional water projects and rights.
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Senate
Waslington
Hells Canyon
House
Wells Canyon
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Izoo St
Eisenhower
Idaho Power Co
Sen
Watlins
Utah
White House
Fiersesterday
Legislaon
Whigh
Len Potter
R-Mich
Potter
Hells' Canyon
Humphrey
DiMing
Sen Mansfield
D-Mont
I Magnuson
Poller
Magnuson
Pacific North
Milk Price Rise Sought By Farmers
Providence The R J Milk Control Board weighs requests for July and September milk price increases. Dairy groups advocate one or two cent boosts per quart, citing higher costs from drought, labor, and feed. Farmers argue a two cent rise is needed while some favor a smaller July increase to avoid boosting imports. The board plans a decision next week.
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Providence
R. J. Milk Control Board
Niels
University of Rhodesland
State ‘Agriculture
New ‘England
Joseph F. Testers
Hope Valley
Dean C. Smifth
Farmers, Inc
Newport County
Hig
Arthur O. Holdsworth
Dairymen’s Cooperative
Asin
Holdsworthy
Iocal
John Kesson
Middletown
Burton Froberg
Lafayette
U S to Pull Ground Troops From Japan Next Month
U S plans to begin withdrawing about 30 000 ground combat troops from Japan next month in line with a joint communique from President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Kishi. The move signals a substantial reduction of U S forces in Japan within a year and paves the way for revision of the mutual security treaty.
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U.S
Japan
Washington
Eisenhower
Kishi
U. S
Dulles
London
Vis
Trealy. Jiras
San Francisco
Kishil
Chigh
Naokichi Kitazawa
Todd and Taylor clash at London airport over missed plane
Mike Todd and Elizabeth Taylor argued openly at London airport over missing a plane to Nice. Liz claimed it was Mike’s fault for being late while Todd retorted he was busy on the phone. They eventually hugged and boarded a private plane to Nice.
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London
Mike Todd
Elizabeth Taylor
Nice
France
Liz
Mike
Todd
Paris
Tim
Blackbushe
NATO Chief Says Soviet Attack on Free Europe Unlikely
General Lauris Norstad testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that a Soviet attack on Western Europe is most unlikely or impossible. He estimated Soviet strength at 20,000 planes and 173 divisions and urged continued arms aid while warning of potential future limits on counterattack readiness. He also described the risk of limited Soviet incursions and the need to bolster regular NATO forces to deter invasion.
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Washington
Lauris Norstad
Free Europe
Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Europe
Tocay
America
Belive
France
Hans Speidel
Germany
Coast Guard Yaw Petrel Leads Annapolis Race Scratched Boat
The Coast Guard Academy 65-foot yawl Petrel was the scratch boat as 48 or 50 starters began the 468 mile Annapolis to Newport race. Skipper R.M. Wast, USCG, will give time allowances to lower rated Class C craft. Notable entries include Actaea, Finisterre, Amath ea, Caper, Caribbee, Gesture, Claire, and others, with results posted from Ida Lewis Yacht Club in Newport. The first yachts may reach Newport late Tuesday or Wednesday depending on conditions.
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Newport
Annapolis, Md
Yacht Club
Annapolis- To- Newport
Coast. Guard
Academy
Coast Guard Academy
Petrel
Annapolis
Newnett
Associated Press
Lamdr. R.M. Wast
USCG
Truman Dodeon
Bethlehem
New York Yacht Club
Naval Academy Sailing Squadron
Annapolis Yacht Club
New London
Castle Hill
Harbor
Ocean Drive
Ida Lewis Yacht Club
Tere
Bermuda
Actaea
Henry Sears
Germany
Carleton Mitchell
Connecticut
Newport-Bermuda
Southern Ocean
Robert Shekter
New York
America
H. Irving Pratt
Gold Spring Harbor
Philip Rhodes
Knutson Yard
Huntington
Pratt
Caribbee
Seabury Stanton
South Dartmouth
Mass
Mitchell
Gesture
Howard Fuller
Hartford
Conn
New- nor-Annapolis
Claire
Francis E. Lintilhac
Carina
Richard 5
Airliner Crashes In Training Flight Near DC
A Capital Airlines twin-engine DC3 crashed during a training flight between Washington and Frederick Maryland killing two aboard and injuring a third. The wreck occurred near Clarksburg on Maryland Route 355 two miles north of town. The flight originated at Washington National Airport at 6 23 am. The cause is unknown. Passengers were Capt. C R Burke R K Thomas and H B Podgurski. Mrs Jessie Rippeon reported two bodies removed. The plane did not catch fire and plunged into trees.
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Washington
Capital Airlines
Frederick
Clarksburg
U. S. 240
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington National Airport
C. R. Burke
Fairfax
R. K. Thomas
Chicago
H. &. Podgurski
Pittsburgh
Jessie Rippeon
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Belmonts
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Tom
Hotel Wilding
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Bonin
Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
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