Second Atomic Sub Crosses Under Pole
The United States Navy announced that the sub Skate crossed under the North Pole, six days after its sister Nautilus completed a polar trip. Cmdr James F Calvert leads a growing fleet with 83 atomic subs in various construction and deployment stages. The Skate surfaced near an ice field about 40 miles from the pole, continuing under ice explorations from New London to an Atlantic start.
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Atlantic
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Sens Prescott Bust
Clinton P. Anderson
Bush
Senate
Anderson
Alderson
Integrationist Segregationist Primary Victors In Harlem Arkan
The Associated Press reports both sides in the integration debate won competitive primary races. In New York's Harlem area, an integrationist candidate led, while in Arkansas a segregationist secured a primary victory, signaling continuing deep division in civil rights policy across regions.
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Associated Press
New York
Harlem
Arkan
Eisenhower signs bill to curb government secrecy
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower signed a bill to reduce secrecy in federal operations, signaling a long fight over information withheld from the public. Rep John Moss says Congress lacks inherent executive withholding powers, while supporters hail the move as a curb on government secrecy.
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Eisenhower
John E. Moss
O-Calif
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Harlem
Earli
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Inherent Constitutional Nation
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Moss
Primary races shape up in Arkansas and Idaho contests
Segregationist Jim Johnson edges Justice Minor Millwee in Arkansas for a Supreme Court seat while Idaho holds a four candidate Democratic governor primary. A photo finish pits State Sen. A M Derr against wheat farmer Max Hanson over gambling legalization. Winners face Gov. Robert E Smylie. Analysts view Powell victory as nationally significant.
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Minor Millwee
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Arkansas’ Supreme Court
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Max Hanson
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Hanson
Robert E. Smylie
Powell
Angry Youth Rams His Car Into Booth at Outdoor Theater
Richard Nass 18 of Appleton rammed a car into the ticket booth at the 4 Outdoor Theater on Highway 41 north of Neenah after allegedly stealing a car from Appleton. Authorities say the incident caused over $2,001 in damage to the booth, light post, barricades, and fence. Nass was held for observation at St. Marys Hospital in Appleton and had previously been under treatment for a nervous condition.
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Highway 41
Neenah
Richard Nass
Douglas St. Appleton
St. Miizabel Hospital
Conntaien
Winnebago County
Outagamie County
Nars
Service Bakery Company
Highway 124
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Elmer Kranzusch
Washington St
H .B Tollette
Needad
Quidoor Winnebago County
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Menasha
Richard, Nass
Find Body Of Recluse Cash Sought
Police dug around a hut on land near Eden Wisconsin after the body of 70 year old recluse Michael Shilinski was found. A cash cache totaling 3000 dollars in cashier’s checks and postal notes was discovered shortly before the body. The death was attributed to natural causes.
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UPI
Eden
Michael Shilinski
Arthur Ambrose
Silinski
Senate Digs Into Backlog of Bills
Washington AP reports the Senate moves to tackle a backlog of legislation focusing on education. A billion-dollar plan to expand science math and foreign language instruction seeks scholarships loans and grants for schools and laboratories. The House passed three major tax bills as Congress rushes to finish work before the session ends. presidential aide Sherman Adams inquiry and Bernard Goldfine contempt of Congress are noted in coverage.
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House
Senate
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Bernard
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Woldiine
Sherman Adams
Not Routine Car Crash Prompts Dual KC Police Reports
In Kansas City Missouri a car accident triggered two police reports. The first appeared routine while a second followed after about 20 neighborhood children opened a door and helped themselves to a home cream rack.
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Kansas City
Ex Governor of Kansas Called In Union Probe
Washington AP reports former Kansas governor Payne Reiner, a Republican, was summoned by Senate rackets investigators to explain his involvement in a probe of the Teamsters Union. Subcommittee leaders Clare Koofman and Wit Smith Ot Kan hinted Detroit inquiry halted amid political pressure but offered no names. Hoffa, facing renewed charges, denied urging a brother to hide his spouse and disputed related allegations.
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Kansas
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Teamsters Union
G¢ Payne Reiner
Teamsters
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Detroit
Clare Kooffman
Vieb
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Kan
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Hotla
Senate Rackets Committee
Weion
James Fi Holla
Hoffa
Stebert Scott
Flo Sn
Pontiac Mich
Scott Sawehat Hoffa
Walliam Hoffa
Pontiac
Scott
Teamisters
William Hoffa
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U S Official Honored With Farewell Party in Berlin
Berlin farewell party honors Pi Martin Jenbrand political adviser to the U S Mission in Berlin returning to Washington. He received a white porcelain bear, Berlin's heraldic figure, at West Berlin City Hall on Tuesday night.
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Martin
Va Jenbrand
Washington
West Berlin
Bees Barred Casper Question on Domicile Zone
A Casper resident phoned Deputy County Attorney Harry Lermhaeck asking if bees have legal domicile in the BY zone for multiple residential apartments, reflecting a zoning interpretation issue in the city code.
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Casper
Wyo
UPL
Harry Lermhaeck
Cnde
Eisenhower outlines six point plan for Middle East peace
At the United Nations General Assembly Eisenhower proposed a standby U N peace force and an Arab led Middle East development loan fund with technical aid financed by Arab states the United States and other nations He accused Moscow of war hysteria while urging a true Arab renaissance and warning against choosing surrender or war under aggressive leadership.
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Soviet Union
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Kremlin
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Withdrawal Of Marines Start In Beirut Waters
Beir ut Lebanon AP reports a token withdrawal of U S Marines from Beirut began as Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko prepared to press the UN for an immediate pullout of all 15 000 American troops The 2nd Marine Division battalion led ammo and heavy equipment onto ships of the 6th Fleet the first to land July 15 at President Chamouns request to bolster his pro Western regime as Iraqi coup unfolded With mounting UN moves to guarantee Lebanon's security and Jordan's survival the withdrawal progresses amid regional tension and calls for peace The report notes continued patrols and uncertain travel for Mey and scarce Lebanese observers watching the process The piece also mentions a UN study on arms shipments and potential shifts in regional force postures and Eisenhower urging swift General Assembly action on related measures The narrative concludes with a reference to continuing coverage on page 8
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Andrei Gromrko
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Jordan
Eisenhower
General Assembly
Naval Secretary Takes Blame For Rickover Absence
Secretary of the Navy Thomas Gates accepted blame for Rear Adm Hyman Rickover missing Friday's White House ceremony honoring the Nautilus Arctic voyage. Rickover, pivotal to atomic submarines, was excluded from the guest list drawing Democratic criticism.
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Thomas
Gates
Hyman G. Rickover
White House
Rickover
Mather
Navy
North Pole
Becky Storm Aims Toward Puerto Rico And Virgin Islands
Tropical storm Becky gains momentum in the Atlantic moving westward toward Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands with winds near 69 mph in squalls. Forecasts warn of hurricane potential as advisories extend up the Leeward Islands and expect a northward pass about 200 to 125 miles north of Puerto Rico and the islands.
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Virgin Islands
Leeward Islands
San Juan
Madison Considers Rabies Shots for All Dogs
Madison officials advance an ordinance requiring rabies shots for every dog. The City Board of Health supports the proposal amid rising rabies concerns.
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Madison
City Board of Health
House Takes Up Goldfine Case Contempt Fight
Washington headlines report the House taking up a citation against Bernard Goldfine a Boston mill owner and friend of presidential aide Adams for contempt of Congress If sent to the Justice Department a conviction could bring a 1000 fine and up to one year in prison The probe centers on questions about the finances of Goldfine controlled Boston Port Development and related debts and transactions involving minority stockholders and a real estate holding company
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Bernard Goldfine
Boston Millonaire
Sherman Adams
Citavien
House Commerce Committee
Goldfine
Adams
House
Justice Department
Boston
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Canneel Roberts
Lishman
Goldfire
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Corpo
Securities and Exchange Commission
Oren Harris
D-Ark
SEC
East Boston Co
Boston Pork Development
East Boston
Argentine Crash Kills 10 High Rank Officers In Trelew
A transport carrying Argentine air officers crashed minutes after takeoff from Trelew killing 10 and injuring several aboard. The accident occurred Tuesday night and involved high ranking personnel. The report notes the incident amid broader remarks on SEC actions and a related case involving East Boston Co. and Boston Pork Development.
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