Secretary of State Herter reports to President on Western talks
In Washington AP Secretary of State John Herter told the President the White House broadcast set tensions between the West and the Soviet camp. He said a Geneva meeting with Andrei Gromyko did not address major issues and that the Soviets want to keep Germany divided while expanding influence.
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Andrei Gromyko
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Bugle Head Among Names In Police File
Police in Washington file a list of nicknames linked to a shoplifting incident. The report lists unusual monikers such as Butch, Blue, Frog, Fat Heavy, Bubba, and Brain alongside more conventional identifiers.
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Nicknam
Five Day Forecast Notes scattered showers townwide
Forecast shows scattered showers with evening showers and possible thunder from upper atmosphere. Expect around one-half inch of precipitation in some areas. Temperatures remain mild with variable winds and no major storms expected.
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Dr White Advises Against Merging Funds
Dr Paul Dedley White cautions against combining funds for an independent drive. A British American Heart Association report notes uncertain implications of merging sources and funding for a new campaign.
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Cardinal Cushing For Teaching Communism
Boston AP reports Richard Cardi urges schools and the Roman Catholic church to teach communism to medical students, stating it should be taught openly. The piece notes a televised program discussion on education and politics.
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Boston
Richard Cardi
Romen Catholic Op
Ice and Snow Sweep Five Into Crevasse on Hood Summit
At Timberline Lodge Oregon a warm sun loosened ice near Ait Hood summit and sent five climbers into a crevasse. The trapped party included a Boy Scout and four others, two adults, all roped together. Four were freed with only minor injuries. one Explorer Scout from Vancouver remained missing a moment.
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Ait. Hood Sun
David Draper
Vancouver
Summer warmth returns as spring gives way to heat
Astronomical summer begins with 87 degree heat Sunday and a 63 degree low. A front brings chances of afternoon storms through Friday while wheat and barley harvests edge forward in eastern county. Grain moisture is decent but yields are only fair to good as barley storage rises.
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Farmers Cooperative Association
Miami Sees Sunshine After Record June Rainfall
Miami awoke to bright skies as the Weather Bureau noted nearly 20 inches of rain in June, breaking the city’s record for the wettest June. Forecasters warned some afternoon showers may return, but a summer pattern was returning.
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Tallahassee
Everglades
Unrest in Red China at All-Time Peak
Walter S. Robertson, retiring assistant secretary of state for the Far East, says Deiping’s regime cannot be toppled without army defections. Senate Foreign Relations Committee released censored testimony from Robertson and others given in closed sessions over the past two months.
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China
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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End of June Scramble in Congress Profiles Strains and Veto Hurdles
Congress nears a mid year rush to pass as much business money as possible before July 1. House action on most appropriations is done but Senate work remains with compromises needed. Democrats face spending cut pressures from liberal groups while Republicans lack power to push some requests. Eisenhower seeks allocations including gas tax and postal rate increases but may dodge sharp hikes. ADA and other critics press leaders over housing and airport aid amid budget tensions.
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Texas
Repair Work at Reservoir Dam Cited in Photo Caption
The caption describes new reinforced concrete poured Sunday with forms removed today. A track, bulldozer and jeeps worked on the right fore ground while the waist deep area at the base shows tree stumps from the original dam construction. A 40 foot high control tower stands above the walkway as water lines arc along the left foreground near the spillway. The photo credit is Frank J Keefer.
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Six Die In Weekend Accidents Across Maryland
A Maryland weekend saw six deaths from various incidents. An Anne Arundel man vanished after falling from an outboard rowboat on West River, while a nearby woman perished in a house fire. A Virginia accident claimed Mrs Belie P. Tames, and other fatalities occurred from a two-car collision near Tria and a freight-train collision near Woodbine.
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Damaged Western Maryland Hall and disrupted book area
文本 describes damage in a building with scattered books and foods across floors. A window shattered to gain entry while locations were identified but exact amounts not known. Firearm-related details are unrelated to the main incident.
Four White Youths Get Life For Negro Coed's Rape
Four white defendants were sentenced to life in prison by Circuit Judge W May Walker after a June verdict of guilty with a mercy recommendation for raping a 19 year old Black coed in Florida. The judge noted the mercy recommendation and explained the possibility of parole after years. The four men, ages 33, 34, and two younger, showed little emotion as the sentences were read.
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Hartford plans Bahamas resort on Hog Island
AP reports financier Hartford, heir to A&P, aims to build a resort on Hog Island near Nassau in the Bahamas, indicating a major expansion into Caribbean tourism and real estate.
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New York
Escuminac Storm Claims Dozens of Fishermen
A weekend gale slammed the Gulf of St. Lawrence strait hitting the Escuminac area between Point Escuminac and Richibucto New Brunswick. At least 13 fishermen were dead and 21 were missing as search planes spotted 22 derelict boats along a 30 mile coastline. The storm disrupted the heavy salmon fleet amid the season’s peak run.
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Miss Ramsburg Presents Medallion To President
Miss Ramsburg from Frederick County Maryland presented a medallion to President Eisenhower at the dedication of three renovated buildings at a center near Camp David. She spoke of her 4-H work and noted she was from Thurmont RD as Eisenhower recalled Camp David.
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Repairs To Tower Break Completed
Water Superintendent William J. Davis announced that repairs to the tower break and wall at the base of the Tas er were completed. Concrete forms were removed and it will take about four days to cure. About 77 million gallons will be restored as weather and river flow allow. The city is aided by Fort Detrick and the Monocacy river filtration, with sprinkling bans in effect. Nearly 26 city employees assisted with the Grove Lime Company efforts and fish salvage from the reservoir progressed under Albert McPowell and the Lewistown hatchery team.
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