Herter Successful In Postponing Berlin Crisis
Secretary of State Christian A Herter returned from Geneva amid analysis that his influence on Washington policy is limited by Eisenhower Khrushchev talks. The Berlin crisis was delayed as Nixon aids public relations while Eisenhower pursues direct diplomacy. The broader aim shifts to steering Soviet resolve toward coexistence and broader attitudes, not immediate settlement.
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Associated Presse
Christian A
Washington
Herter Bes
Geneva
Richard M.hower - Khrushchev
Soviet Union
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Eisenhower
Herter
Nikita Khrushches
Nixon
White House
Peace Net
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Khrushchev
Khrush
U.S
America
John Foste
West Berlin
Berlin
Khrusachev
John Foster Dulles
Migratory Labor Draft Is Approved in Maryland
Maryland Governor's Committee on Migratory Labor approves a draft housing regulation for migratory workers. The proposed rules, to be reviewed by the Attorney General, will be open for public hearings in fall. Hearings will target Eastern Shore and Western Maryland fruit regions before next crop season.
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Governor's Committee On Migratory Labor
Maryland Attorney General's Office
Paul E. Nystrom
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
Maryland
Grand slam in six spades and six hearts explained
The article explains the decisive play for six spades where South uses dummy’s hearts and clubs to eliminate threats. It highlights that landing in spades with eight trumps, not hearts with nine, is key and notes North must decide when to make the dummy and concede a six card suit to partner’s high card.
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Birthdays and historical milestones in Know America Today
Esther Williams born in Los Angeles 36 years ago, Edward J. Noble of Greenwich 17 years ago, Clyde E. Weed born in Moorestown 68 years ago, Arthur J. Goldberg born in Chicago, Rt. Rev. George J. Casey born in Chicago 58 years ago, Antoine M. Gandin born in Turkey 59 years ago. Today in History lists 1829 Stourbridge Lion trial, 1834 Smith and Wesson patent, 1862 Lincoln suspends habeas corpus, 1908 Wright first flight in France, 1925 Ku Klux Klan parade, 1958 Nautilus voyage, Charles Bulfinch anniversary.
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Los Angeles
Edward J. Noble
Greenwich
George J. Casey
Chicago
Antoine M. Gandin
Mass. Institute of Technology
Turkey
Stourbridge Lion
Honesdale
England
Horace Smith
Daniel B. Wesson
Smith and Wesson
Lincoln
Wilbur Wright
France
United States
Washington
Silent Companion Leads Explorer Orbit Tests Near Cape Canaveral
In an early spaceflight report, the Explorer satellite remains in an elliptical Earth orbit with a silent companion, the spent third stage of the Thor-Able rocket. The launch vehicle weighed over 105,000 pounds, with stages detailing thrusts, burn times, and separation from the 142 pound payload after a 40 second burn. NASA officials hailed the third stage as a reliable space research tool, built by Allegany Ballistics Laboratory near Cumberland, Maryland. Also noted are historical biographical snippets and horoscopic briefings.
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Eisenhower Khrushchev Talks Look to Berlin Visit
The piece weighs prospects of a meeting between President Eisenhower and Premier Khrushchev in Berlin and Moscow. It notes Berlin pressures, Geneva outcomes, and the risk of no firm disarmament or base deals, urging caution about expectations while stressing the aim to ease Allied fears via understandings rather than firm pacts.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Eisenhower
Premiee
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
East West Berlin showdown delayed by talks urge
The News describes a stalled East West Berlin confrontation with Eisenhower and Khrushchev set to meet in the fall. Khrushchev arrives in mid September and Eisenhower travels to the Soviet Union later, raising hopes for a peaceful solution though no side signals concessions. President Sukarno calls for halting nuclear weapons development in a separate Jakarta report.
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Khrushchs
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Berlin
Ber Khrusachev
Marinous
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Hiroshima
Japan
Niece and Husband Named Sole Beneficiaries in Crum Will
Harvey E Crum of this city died July 2 and left his entire savings account balance of 7997.91 to his niece Mrs Louie E Jones and her husband Allen E Jones as sole beneficiaries. The will dated July 22 1957 directs the payout for their care and service. Fussell A Hahn and Robert Harding witnessed the will. Mrs Jones is named executrix in letters testamentary approved by the court.
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Louie E. Jones
Hersband
Allen E. Jones
Weedeboro Savings Bank
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