Anti Stalinist Outcry Grows Across the USSR
Public anger mounts against the Molotov Malenkov Kaganovich anti party group as Khrushchev backs the shakeup with Zhukov approving. Pravda accuses a sabotage plank on grain deliveries while Molotov’s fate remains unknown after public absence since June.
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Toll falls short of holiday mortality forecasts
Across the nation motorists faced fewer fatalities than predicted during the Fourth of July weekend. The National Safety Council had estimated 535 deaths by Sunday midnight, with a hopeful aim toward a normal four day total of 465. By 8 a.m. CDT, United Press tallied 389 deaths including 130 drownings and a fireworks death. Ohio led states with 19 deaths. a car truck crash near Copenish Michigan killed seven. A high profile fall in Belle Fourche injured performer Ethyl C. Hamilton, and rodeo rider Odis Sullivan died in Prescott. Wisconsin toll rose to four with the Madison policeman Ralph Nedderman among the dead.
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Oklahoma
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Wisconsin
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Walworth County
Lawyers urge overturn of status of forces accords
Washington attorneys urge the Supreme Court to overturn the U.S. Japan and European military agreements claiming they violate constitutional jurisdiction over crimes by U.S. servicemen abroad. They seek release of William Girard from custody as the court considers overturning these treaties.
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Supreme Court
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Yil
Deeenarer
Girard
Darron M. Harrington
United Press
Chicago
Lake Mich
Marcial
Japan
Congress
Ctustody
Fair Skies Prevail Across Nation After Storms
The United Press reports a mostly fair national sky with localized rain and thunderstorms. A cool front erodes humidity from the East to New England while the upper Mississippi Valley and Southwest see storm activity. Saturday forecasts predict little overall change with isolated showers in elevated Pacific Northwest areas and the Rockies.
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Southwest
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Middle Atlantic Coast
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New England
Pacific Northwest
Bombs Detonate in Cuban Provinces. Fires Destroy Buildings
Two bombs exploded in Oriente Province Cuba with no casualties and another blast hit Manzanillo. A second device damaged Victoria de Las Tunas then fires destroyed railway depots at Remedios. In Consolacion, Pinar del Rio, officials authorized fluoride addition to the water supply amid a council vote.
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Robber Tears Seat to Grab Wallet in Denver Theft
Denver police report a man picked up two hitchhikers about 3 am who attacked him. One choked him while the other ripped the seat from his trousers to take his billfold containing 610 dollars.
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Denver
Solons Vote Against Administration Plans
Washington lawmakers reject sharp limits on 1958 farm subsidies amid debate over conservation programs. The compromise bill proposes 230 million dollars for the 1958 program, continuing 1957 practices while limiting some subsidies and setting a Sept. 15, 1958 deadline for payments. The House-Senate conference report allows no changes to eligibility or cost-sharing in 1958.
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House-Senate
Congress
Truman to Present $21 Million Library to Government Today
Former President Truman dedicates The Truman Library in Independence Missouri in ceremonies with Chief Justice Earl Warren as lead speaker. The event includes a parade and cornerstone laying as guests from across the nation attend the 21 million project housing official papers, books, and a replica Presidential Office.
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Independence
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Earl Warren
Stabbing at Oconto Falls Stirs Murder Probe
Authorities investigate the stabbing death of 73 year old Miss Mata Wagner justice of the peace in Oconto Falls. Pathologist reports no rape, autopsy details to determine if sex crime. state Crime Laboratory asked to assist. Police seek leads from Wagner's past cases while noting only one suspect likely involved.
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Mata Wagner
Justice of the Peace
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R. J. Rosers
Oconto
State Crime Laborato
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Herald
Harold Reed
Atiss Wagner
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Building Collapse in Molfetta Claims Ten Lives
An old building collapsed in the Italian port city of Molfetta today, burying ten people. Rescue teams searched the rubble as officials warned of possible further casualties.
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Horn
US Russia Agree To Exchange Expert Visits
The United States and Russia will exchange visits by steel experts and public health officials to boost East West contacts. Six U S health officials will travel to Russia next month, and a six member Soviet delegation is expected in the United States this fall. Plans for the steel experts exchange are in principle but not finalized.
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United States
Russia
Hungary
State Department
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Swifts
Shawano Library Receives Wisconsin Grant for Adult Education
The Shawano Library will benefit from a $2000 grant from the American Library Association and Wisconsin State Library Commission. Wisconsin and Nebraska were selected for the grants to demonstrate methods for improving educational services to adults.
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Shawano Cia-Counta
Wisconsin
American Library Asan
State Library Commission
Nebraska
Burglar Steals Liquor and Cigars After Fire at Fresno Cafe
Fresno police say a burglar entered through a hole cut by arsonists and stole 14 bottles of liquor a box of cigars and $10 after firefighters fought a blaze at a Fresno cafe yesterday.
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Calif
Gremen
Purge Effect Discussed on Arms Talks In London
In London the U.N. disarmament committee studied Moscow changes to gauge impact on arms cuts talks. US delegate Harold Stassen outlined plans to disclose East West air photography and proposed 53 units of fissionable material into international stockpiles for peaceful use. Valerian Zorin said Russia would study the proposals while stressing continued disarmament efforts.
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U.N
U.S
Atlantic Ocean
Siberian
Russia
Stassen
Valerian Zorin
United States
Zorin
Robbers Take $2.17 From Wausau Loan Office
In Wausau Wisconsin two men robbed the Liberty Loan Corp downtown office late Friday night taking $2.17 in cash. Manager Clayton Arndt described one suspect as in his early 30s about six feet tall, 190 pounds, dark complexion. Police arrested a suspect for questioning but preliminary statements said no clear connection.
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Wis
Clayton Arndt
Liberty Loan Corp
Arndt
Brad
Khrushchev Visited to Try Clean Sweep in Czechoslovakia
Observers expect Khrushchev to press for a purge in Prague after his Vienna trip. A major reshuffle may target defense and culture ministers and top party figures tied to the late Stalin era, with Slansky’s fate and the “cult of personality” under scrutiny.
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Communist Party
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Tse Stalin
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