Western nations endorse disarmament stance at summit
In Istanbul Western ministers endorsed disarmament plans to present to the Soviet Union at the Paris summit. President Eisenhower cautioned that the May 16 Paris talks with Khrushchev may yield limited early results, stressing a long process of diplomatic exchanges. The five Western powers United States Britain France Italy and Canada seek genuine disarmament with strict controls and concrete proposals for Geneva.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Forcene
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Meetantic
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
United States
Sehwyn Lloyd
Geneva
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Khrushchev
Cautions On Soaring Sixties By Commerce Aide
Secretary of Commerce Frederick H Moeller warned that the soaring sixties could become a stamp sixty if borrowing continues. He told the United States Chamber of Commerce that 1960 would be the most prosperous year and the 1968s the most prosperous decade, contingent on keeping private enterprise free of excessive government burdens and inflation.
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Washington
Frederick H. Moeller
United States Chamber of Commerce
Mueller
Eisenhower talk at chamber convention cited by Mueller
Mueller said the Republican administration aims to maintain a climate favorable to private initiative. He cited seven years with more jobs, homes, schools, hospitals, and a rising income, noting the gross national product near 500 billion dollars as an all time record and urging business responsibility to stay the course.
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Presiden Eisenhower
Mueller
America
Methodist Reforms Approved by General Conference
Reforms aimed at unifying the Methodist Church won approval from the General Conference. Changes include bishops being consecrated by the National Conclave, bishop transfers with consent, equal delegations to regional and national gatherings, and jurisdictional conferences held with the general conference or within 60 days prior. Some Southern delegates argued it infringed regional autonomy.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Methodist Church
General Conference
Lester Rumble
Atlanta
Charles C. Parlin
New York
Brothers in Germany Keep Steps Ahead of Time
Sp 5 Ralph A. Ritenour and A/2c Harold L. Ritenour, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Ritenour of this city, are stationed in Germany about 26 miles apart. Ralph joined the Army in 1958 and serves with the 580 Engineer Missiles. his wife Olive M. Moore and their two children accompany him. Harold entered the Air Force in 1957 and is in a technical squadron. he is expected home this month. Mrs. Ralph R. Ritenour flew by jet to visit her sons in Germany in November 1959.
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Germany
Ralph A. Ritenour
Harold L. Ritenour
Mir
Ralph
A. Ritenour
Olive M. Moore
Harold
Air Force
Ralph R. Ritenour
Scout Troop 276 Holds Court Of Honor
Scout Troop 276 sponsored by the Evangelical Lutheran Church Men’s Club held a Court of Honor in the scout room on April with the twelve points recited as candles lit on the log. F Russell Young conducted the installation of Charles F Trunk as Assistant Scoutmaster. Young, the first Scoutmaster, noted the troop’s 23 years of continuous operation. David Yinger was invested as a Tender-
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Men’s Club of
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Richard Simpson
F. Russell Young
Charles F. Trunk TH
Young
David Yinger
Willard Family Listed for Citizenship in Home Roles
The document notes Jan Willard and Willard Jr. with fields including Citizenship in the Home, Safety, Chemistry, Forestry, Art, and Fishing reflecting a household or program focus.
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Ert Willard Jr
Jan Willard
Forrestry
School troop honors and service assignments noted
A list shows scholarships and roles assigned to Ruey Quynn and others. Rob ert Landis is named Quartermaster, Ronnie Roberts troop bugler, Robert Willard Jr as troop librarian, Richard Landis as Assistant Patrol Leader of Buck Patrol, and Rudy as Assistant Patrol Leader of Hawk Patrol with refreshments served.
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Ruey Quynn
Robert Landis
Ronnie Roberts
Robert Willard ‘Jr
Buck Patrol
Richard Landis
Hawk Patrol
Rudy
Drowning on Panama City Pond Five Youths Dead
Five of eight youths aboard a fast craft drowned when swamped on a pond near Panama City Florida Relatives on shore swam 66 yards and rescued the remaining three.
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Panama City
Fla
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Walkersville
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