U N delegates discuss Khrushchev summit in Geneva pull
Delegates at the United Nations continue private talks on a Security Council summit with no firm date for Aug. 12 and skepticism about Khrushchev's attendance. Geneva is favored as the site over New York, with Aug. 18 seen as a likely date. Arkady Sobolev would relay the Soviet position, while Dixon notes talks may extend through the week.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N
Security Council
Khrushchev
Geneva
New York
Moscow
U.N
Eisenhower
Macmillan
Arkady Sobolev
Britain
Sir Pierson Dixon
Dag Hammar
North Central seeks CAB approval to buy Convair 340s
North Central Airlines of Minneapolis asks the Civil Aeronautics Board to approve the purchase of five Convair 340 aircraft from Continental Air Lines of Denver for 1.625 million dollars plus 70 thousand for spare engines and parts. The buyer says the price is 175 thousand below market value and the aircraft will allow transferring DC 3 planes to routes newly authorized by the CAB.
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Washington
North Central Airlines
Minneapolis
Civil Aerogauties Board
Centinanial Air Lines
Denver
North Central
Convair
Dulles Arrives in Brazil for Talks Amid Welcome Jeers
Secretary of State Dulles began talks with Brazilian leaders in Rio de Janeiro on his 60 hour visit. He met Foreign Secretary Lima and President Juscelino Kubitschek to discuss world affairs, Inter American relations, and economic issues including coffee exports and oil development.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Dulles
Brazil
Francisco Negroa de Lima
Juscelino Kubitschek
U.S
Kubitschek
Bass Calms Crew Race Then Feeds Dinner
In Herne Bay England a crew race boat was about to start when a three and a half pound bass landed in the craft. The crew finished the race and later used the fish for their meal.
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Herne Bay
England
City Council to Take Up School Survey Request
The Oshkosh Common Council plans a 4 30 p m session Wednesday with two public hearings. Councilman Stauffer pushes prompt action on the school board request for 5000 to explore costs of modernizing the high school and using South Park School for a five school plan. The council seeks a decision by September.
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Common Council
Robert IE. Stauffer
South Park School
George F. Oaks
Oshkosh
Wesley
Schneider
Planning Commission
Harrison Street
Algoma Park
Glen Avenue
Mason Street
South Main Street
East 17Th Avenue
V Consin Public Service Company
Union Agent 5 Stock Margin Torture Victim
Herman Kierdorf, 63, is missing on a warrant charging him with possessing a pistol silencer. His nephew Frank Kierdorf, 56, lay near death after a brutal torching amid threats tied to Teamsters Union activity. Police and prosecutors pursue leads as details emerge of a staged kidnapping and arson, with evidence including a mystery pistol and a silencer.
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Herman Kierdorf
Hint
Herman
Frank Kierorl
Ponitiae
Frank
Frank T0
Frederick Ziem
Federal Reserve Increases Stock Margin To 70 Percent
The Federal Reserve Board raised stock margin requirements to 70 percent, restoring the level used from April 1965 to January 6. The move ends a 50 percent margin set last January as a recession countermeasure, following a stock market rally to new highs for the year.
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Washington
Tiss
Federal Reserve Board
Rally Today
Wall Street
Bylow Reserve Board
Purse Snatching Ends With Lost Cash In Envelopes
A teenager grabbed a woman's purse in Wilmington California then dropped it after removing a wallet. Police say the $26,000 was not in the wallet but stuffed in several envelopes. Anastasia Krouses, 33, a Greek national from Long Beach, said she carried the money abroad for over a year.
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Wilmington
Calif
Iap
Anastasia Krouses
Long Beach
Greece
Eureka Locks Open For Weekend Trial Run
After seven years the Eureka Locks reopen for a trial run this weekend allowing boats to pass Wolf River waters toward Berlin. Berlin Boat Club will operate the locks with Wilburt Johnson at the helm and officials from the Army Corps of Engineers joining for an official inspection Thursday. A formal opening and dedication is planned for August 16 and 17 with high ranking state and federal officials expected.
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Eureka
Fox
Wolf-Rox- Winnebatoo
Berlin
A. T. Tel Ietseon
Wilburt Johnson
Berlin Boat Club
Army Corps of Engineers
Powell Named Montana State Warden at Deer Lodge
Floyd Powell, once warden candidate in Wisconsin, was named Montana state warden by Gov Hugo Aronson. Powell will receive 7500 dollars a year plus a house and food allowance, succeeding acting warden William Benson after J G Burrell’s resignation.
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Floyd Powell
Wisconsin
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Deer Lodge
Gov
Hugo Aronson
Powell
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Ray J. Stoffel
Stoffel
William ©. Benson
J. G. Burrell
Lebanon Sees 1000 More U S Troops Arrive
Beirut AP reports an additional thousand U S troops landed in Lebanon, bringing total U S forces to over 14 000. The arrival included a hospital unit, signals, and graves registration teams as Lebanon faces a three month rebellion and Chamoun vows to stay in office until September.
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U.S
Lebanon
Beirut
U. S
Geonad Shetab
Camille Chamoun
U. S.S
Chamoun
Washington
Skunk Report Sparks Odd Basement Sighting Tale
A playful note from UPI recounts owners Frances Moore and Jessie Currie locating a skunk in a nearby basement after a Monday escape by Pepe le Pew. The quirky incident ends with the owners capturing the animal without incident.
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UPI
Pepe le Pew
Frances Moore
Jessie Currie
Wront
Lunar Satellite Shot Likely Aug. 17 19
AP reports Thor W Johnson indicating the first lunar satellite launch could occur as early as next week with a target window Aug 17 to 19. The mission aims to photograph the moon's far side while orbiting, not landing, with a multi stage rocket and a television camera to send images back to Earth.
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Tington
Thor
Jobbson
Aatinsen
Defense Department
Department
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Johnson
Flo
Naval Test Center
Inyokern
Hopes Boosted For Foreign Aid Increase Debated
Washington sources report Middle East developments lifting administration hopes for a Senate boost of over 400 million dollars in Eisenhower’s foreign aid bill. Senate Appropriations leaders Johnson and Knowland foresee restoring much of the House cuts, with Johnson and Knowland pressing to add roughly 450 million, including 300 million to economic development abroad.
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Washington
Middle East
Administration
Senate
Eisenhower
Education Bill Approved By Senate Labor Committee
A 14 billion education bill to establish federal college scholarships and support other schools moved toward the Senate floor. The Senate Labor Committee approved it 10 to 2 and sent it to the Senate Democratic Policy Committee for action. House sponsors reached compromises with Republicans to win votes, and Rep Carl Elliott said he would offer an amendment to cut scholarships from 23,000 to 10,000 and base them on need. The bill, aligned with President Eisenhower, awaits Rules Committee clearance in the House. The push signals a final major act of the 84th Congress.
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Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Labor Committee
House
Carl Elliott
Ala
Eisenhower
House Labor Committee
Rules Committee
Strowg
Flemming
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