U.S. to Reassess Cold War Tactics in Light of Soviet Moves
U.S. officials ordered an intensive review of recent international developments to decide whether to pursue negotiations with the Soviet Union or revert to hardline tactics. They warned of ominous signs in East West relations as Khrushchev hardens and Sino-Soviet pressure grows, with potential broader implications for a summit.
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Washington
UPS
United States
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Imre Nagy
Europe
West
Khrushchev
Democrats Charge Ike Is Confusing Farmers
The House Agriculture Committee's Democratic majority blames the Eisenhower administration for confusing farmers amid rising prices and a pending three year farm bill covering cotton wheat rice feed grains and milk. They warn of sharp price drops if the current course continues and press for a realistic reform package.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Teague
Democrats
Hammarskjold Visits Jerusalem amid Middle East Crisis
U N secretary general Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Jerusalem after meetings in Amman with King Hussein and Jordan officials and proceeded to Cairo to discuss U N matters including the U N Emergency Force. The trip follows Beirut talks as Lebanon turmoil intensifies with Nasser’s U A R accused of supporting rebels against President Camille Chamoun.
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Jerusalem
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Cairo
Hammarskjold
Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Nasser
Camille Cha«moun
Chinese Scientist Downgrades Star Explosion Rarity
Washington reports that Chinese astronomer Dr Hsi Tze Tung contends supernovae are less rare in the Milky Way than once thought. He cites 11 possible events between 1006 and 1572 AD from ancient records, while modern surveys list about 30 such explosions in other galaxies.
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Milky Way
Tycho Brahe
Venus
Hsi Tze- Tung
Commission On the History of Chinese Natural Sciences
Peking
Hsi
Smithsonian Institution
Andromeda
Carnegie Institution of Washington
I Hsi
Milky Way System
Monaco Royalty Tours World Fair Amid Crowds
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco visited the World Fair drawing a massive crowd. They were escorted by officials from the U S pavilion to the Soviet pavilion, spending about 30 minutes at the American exhibit and an hour at the Soviet building.
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Brussels
Prince ‘Rainier
Princess Grace of
Monaco
U. S
Howard
Cullman
Grace
Rainier
Odessa Machinist Builds His Own Mechanical Arm
L. R. Corley of Odessa, a 32 year old former Brownfield resident, builds and repairs custom mechanical arms for workers. After losing his left hand in a 1947 oil rig accident, he now crafts arms costing up to 325 dollars, fits them to individual stumps, and has worked with American Chain and Cable Co on mailman cable design. He displays persistence in learning to use the device and notes arms can be tailored in length, shade, and mechanism.
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L. R. Corley
McKnight
Corley
Brownfield
Wooley Tool Co
Odessa
Army Prosthetics Research Laboratories
UCLA
American Chain and Cable Co
Graham
Argie Adams
Kathy
Alton
E. N. Corley
Kennedy Earns Democratic Backing for Re nomination
The Massachusetts Democratic state convention endorsed U.S. Senator John F. Kennedy for renomination by acclamation. Kennedy accepted with a brief speech predicting the party will win the greatest victory in history this year.
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Boston
Massachusetts
U.S
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Daniel Urges Rekindling Patriotism For Public Affairs
Gov. Price Daniel urged rekindling spiritual patriotism from wartime to peacetime public affairs at the annual state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Beaumont Texas. The speech called for active civic participation among veterans and the public.
Texas DPS predicts 28 Fourth of July traffic deaths
The Department of Public Safety estimated that 28 Texans will die in traffic accidents during the three day July 4 holiday weekend.
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Austin
Department of Public Safety
Leonard Smiley Joins Eastern United States Pilgrimage
Leonard Smiley representing Denver City on a United Nations pilgrimage of the eastern United States reported by sponsors Denver City Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges. He is the first local youth to participate and will return in July after reporting on four events.
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Leonard Smiley
Nolan Smiley
Denver City
United Nations
United States
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah
Leonard
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