Big Three meet for action on German unification plan
West foreign ministers Dean Acheson Anthony Eden and Robert Schuman meet in London to craft a reply to the Soviet note seeking four power talks on Germany. They aim to decide dates and terms for a possible united Germany with a neutral commission to assess elections in both West and East Germany. The dialogue comes amid Bonn delays and Soviet insistence on a four power veto.
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London
Russia
Dean
Acheson
Britain
Anthony Eden
France
Robert Schu
Germany
West Germany
Bonn
West
Zdon
Western Europe
Far East
U.S
Ole Bjorn Kraft
Copenhagen
Kraft
Denmark
Norway
Eden
Yalu River
Carina wins Bermuda Race in historic Class C triumph
Richard Nye's 46-foot Carina edged all rivals on corrected time to win Bermuda Race for the first time in history in Class C. Carina finished with a three days, 16 hours, 5 minutes, 47.5 seconds corrected time after an 18 hour handicap, while elapsed time was four days, 10 hours, 12 minutes and 463 seconds. Class A winner was the Naval Academy's Toregalmo with Bolero placing sixth. Class B winner Mustang narrowly lost fleet honors to Carina by 46 minutes on corrected time, with Tigress taking third overall.
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Newport-Bermuda
Richard
Nye
Carina
Bermuda
Indian Harbor
Conn
Clut
New York
Naval Academy
Tloot Galmo
John Nicholas Brown
Yach Bloodhound
Gilbert Verney
New England
Marblehead
Halifax
Roderick Stephens
Mustang
Stephens
Tigress
Rental Of 4 Drive Apartments Approved In Ocean Avenue
The Board of Review in City Hall granted Carl ton Realty Company permission to rent four apartments in Avalon on Ocean Avenue after a public hearing. Approval also covered 17 additional apartment units and various zoning variances. Two petitions were denied, including prohibiting two apartments in an unfinished garage on Howe Avenue and converting a six cart garage at 24 Webster Street into two three room apartments. The Carlton Realty plan involves existing occupied buildings with no planned changes, and the estate would remain staffed. The board favored occupancy to avoid rack and ruin, while objections from neighbors were noted.
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Avalon
James Stewart Cushman
Ocean Avenue
Carlton Realty Company
Board of Review
City Hall
Peyton J. van Rensselaer
Howe Avenue
James A. Gately
John E. McGott
Webster St
McGott
Webster
Carey Street
Julius Schaffer
Jacob Stern
Schaffer
Stern
William R. Brend
Price
Paul F. Murray
Brend
Gately
Ralph Wilcox Taylor
Alexander G. Teitz
Taylor
James O'Donnell
Bellevue Avenue
Heat Wave Eases as Newport Keeps Sunny Havens
Heat moderated overnight with temperatures at least five degrees cooler than yesterday. Humidity dropped and a gentle sea breeze prevailed in the resort area. No prostrations reported by Newport Hospital or Fire Departments. A thunderstorm hit New England elsewhere. local heat buckled concrete pavement on East Main Road, Portsmouth, prompting state police to place barricades. Repairs underway with full use expected by weekend.
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Newport
Poller
New England
Sole County
East Main Road
Portsmouth
St. Mary's Church
Souza’'s Curve
Unclear pavement query after long heat exposure
Weather details report fluctuating temperatures from 59 to 88 to 76 then 72 overnight with a brief rise to 5 at noon and a three degree drop. Beachgoers remained busy as readers note continued coverage on page 6.
Landlords Must Register New Units By July 11
Newport County landlords who built or renovated rental units since February 1, 1947 must register by July 11 to avoid retroactive reductions orders. Violations in the Newport Middletown Portsmouth Tiverton area ban rent increases and eviction while unregistered. Phelan’s office offers help, supplies available at 258 Post Office Building.
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Newport County
John F. Phelan
Newport- Middletown
Portsmouth- Tiverton Critical Defense
Phelan
Heat Wave Grips East as Canada Breezes Offer Relief
The Associated Press reports cool air from Canada tempered some eastern areas while heat waves persist in the South and East. Death toll reaches 43 with thousands suffering heat prostrations. Temperatures around 100 degrees linger across a broad belt from New England to the Gulf States, though some cooling reaches parts of the Great Lakes, Ohio and Mississippi valleys.
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Associated Press
Canada
Canadian
Plains
Great Lakes
Indiana
Clingis
Ohio
New England
New York State
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes Region
Middle Mississippi Valleys
Central Plains States
Gulf States
Eisenhower Says Men Too Long In Power In U S
Dwight D. Eisenhower denounces democracy’s long tenure leaders in a Denver Coliseum speech to about 11 000, accusing Democrats of corruption, indecision, and complacency while urging youth to back a disciplined, strong government and a vigorous anti communist stance. He cites graft in the Internal Revenue Bureau and warns against trusting godless dictators, calling for a cleaner, less expansive state and a return to traditional American strength.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
China
Germany
Baltic
Belkens
Greece
Korea
Russia
Kremlin
Jess
Zeta Psi Opens 105th Session at Brown Centenary Year
Zeta Psi Fraternity marks the centennial Epsilon Chapter at Brown University as it opens its 105th convention in Newport. More than 100 delegates from the United States and Canada registered, with special events including a moonlight tour of The Breakers and a Saturday banquet headlined by Brown President Henry M. Winston.
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Zeta Psi Fraternity
Epsilon Chapter
Brown University
Viking
Guesis
Epsilon
Providence
Henri G. Latour
Rerving Naional
LaFleur
McGill University
Canada
King's Corncil
Quebec
Newporter
William H. Smith
Cornell University
Montreal
Seattle
Milwaukee
Berkeley
Cal
London
Ont
Winnipeg
Vancouver
British Columbia
United States
Cleveland
Newport
Fred A. Otis
Rhode Island
William H. Vanderbilt
Arthur H. Molley
Harold S$. Barker
Rhode Island Avenue
Henry M. Winston
Brown Varsity
Boulevard
Don C. Brewer
Warwick
Rhode'Island Association
Tom Vance
Hast Providence
Mesta Sees Western Europe Cooperation Upset Cold War
United States Minister to Luxembourg Mrs Pearl Mesta told the final session of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women that Western European statesmen and people are upping the scales of the cold war in our favor. She noted women may sense the global stakes more than men.
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New York
Pearl Mesta
United States
Luxelsbourg
Mesta
International Federation
Business and Professional
Allies Destroy 2 More Red Electric Plants In Korea
Allied air forces and infantry smashed two major North Korean hydro electric plants at Changjin and damaged a third and one at Fusen. Chinese casualties reached 177 killed and 107 wounded as U N troops pushed two battalions from positions west of Thune Hill near Chorwon. The raid involved about 150 aircraft in the North Korean power grid demolition.
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Suiho
Ya'u Rover
North Korea
U.N
Jergest
U.S. Navy
Sequl
Korer R
Pye Hills
Fifth Air Force
Changjin
Chosin
Air Force
Changin
Fusen
Sandown
Piots
Changjin Plant No. 1
Changjin Plant
Yalu River
Manchuria
Eighth Army
Thune Hill
Rom
Chorwon
Stock Market Advances Quiet and Narrow Gains Seen
New York reports a moderate trading pace with gains from fractions to a bit over unchanged for many issues. Steels motors and oils mostly steady while railroads show narrow mixed moves and car stocks rise irregularly. Corporate bonds edge higher and U S Governments hold steady in the day's overall pattern.
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New York
U. S
Acheson Apology Sparks Senate Demands for Text
Secretary of State Acheson may have apologized to Britain for not warning about the North Korean bombing. Senators Bridges and Knowland urged a full text of the remarks. A London report claimed the apology was presented to about 200 MPs and faced questions about Britain's role in the war.
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Washington
Acheson
Congress
Britain
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Senate
Sen
Knowland
R-Calls
London
Eson
House Proposes End To Price Curbs And Wage Controls
Washington action heats up as Congress races to end most price ceilings and rent limits by next Monday. Senate and House clash over keeping or lifting wage and price rules while steel strike looms and emergency steps discussed. Conferees may extend powers under Taft Hartley and allocate scarce materials.
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Washington
House
Stout
Senate
Trustan
Congress
Sen
Maybank
D-Sc
Aree
Truman
Congress Rushing Through Gigantic Money Bills To End Session Next Week
Congress moves swiftly on massive funding bills to wind up the 82nd Congress next week. The House opens debate on a 20 billion dollar foreign aid and military appropriation, while the Senate pushes through a 45.7 billion dollar military bill and a 33.4 billion dollar Treasury Post Office bill, amid broader aid and tax considerations.
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Congress
Washington
82D
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Truman
Germany
Trieste
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