Eisenhower to visit Europe for allied talks before Khrushchev meet
President Eisenhower will travel to Europe in August for informal talks with British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in London and meet French President Charles de Gaulle in Paris before potential discussions with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. The trip aims to align Allied positions ahead of Khrushchev visits and a Washington Moscow schedule. In Steele North Dakota six killed in a head-on crash near the town, involving an Indiana couple, three Canadians and two Britons. Also, President signs a bill for U S participation in the Inter American Development Bank with a 250 million dollar United States stake, and a White House note says Khrushchev Camp David talks are pure speculation.
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Nixon to be featured on NBC CBS Sunday TV specials
Nixon will narrate filmed highlights of his Soviet and Polish trip in two separate network broadcasts. NBC plans a live seven to seven thirty p m slot while CBS airs seven thirty to eight p m Eastern Daylight Time. Each network produced its own film from the trip. Aides say Nixon will not speak at length. associates say comments will focus on the scenes. Seizure is fatal Baltimore man dies after driving lesson.
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Dorchester Girl Wins Dress Review at University of Maryland
Aliss Eleanor Keene of Dorchester County won the dress review during 4 H Club Week at the University of Maryland campus beating 59 Maryland competitors. She earned a trip to Chicago for a national contest in December. Carolyn Buck, Jean Carpenter, and Lois Henkle finished second through fourth. The event showcased dresses for school, church, sports, and formal occasions, and a pageant titled One More River featured 240 club members. Another item noted the nuclear submarine Skipjack leaving Groton for Britain to serve as a model for Britain's first atom submarine.
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Young Mate Is Found Slain
Sarasota police report the bound and gagged body of Chandled Steffens, 22, found at his father’s home. The throat was slit ear to ear, with tape over the mouth, hands tied behind the back. Detectives found head trauma, a lung puncture, and a fatal abdomen wound. No motive or weapon located. detectives consider possible sex pervert with homicidal tendencies. Betty Steffens, his wife, was present.
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Sarasota woman finds husband murdered in Gainesville关联
Blonde wife and mother of two found her husband dead in a bedroom at his parents home. A neighbor recalls her shouting It's Chan. It's Chan! He's been murdered. Neighbors note a divorce suit had been filed after a dispute two weeks earlier. The couple had reconciled and returned to Sarasota with their two children, Michael two, Patricia months.
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Need People For Agricultural Careers Campaign Launched
A national campaign to attract youths to agriculture and related fields is launched with Agriculture Department support. An educational film will tour high schools nationwide to highlight opportunities. Under Secretary True D. Morse notes about 15,000 new jobs for college graduates arise yearly, while land grant colleges supply only 8,500. The article mentions over 300 distinct occupations in agriculture.
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Agricultural fields span research to farming and ranching
Morse highlights key agriculture fields including research industry education communications conservation services and farming and ranching while J Jerome Thompson of the pharmaceutical firm notes his perspective.
Space Age Demand Threatens Agriculture Roles
Growing interest in jet and space ages risks shortages of needed specialists in agriculture and related activities as new technologies and programs expand beyond traditional fields.
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