Dulles Sees No Objection to NATO Force Cuts
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said he sees no political objection to cutting NATO forces if military experts urge it while noting such cuts are usually opposed by military leaders. He cited a proposed 800000 man reduction by 1960 and discussed broader shifts toward newer weapons and fewer standing armies, alongside continued alliance defense. He emphasized military judgment should lead any reductions and referenced U.S. plans and European defense policy.
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Letter from traveler clears up restaurant overcharge
Lyle Modrell of McCook Nebraska received a dollar by mail with a note recounting a July 3 dining incident. The letter claims a waitress mischarged $195 instead of $2.95, insisting the writer and his wife know all the answers and hoping it squares the account. The note was mailed “on the road.”
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Hodge to Make Full Statement in Bank Scandal
Springfield reports state prosecutors plan to obtain a full disclosure from Edward A. Hodge regarding a bank loan and state check scandal. Raiders armed with warrants entered offices and findings included notes on loans from the Southmoor Bank and Trust Co. in Chicago.
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Arthur Fitzgerald
George Covtrakon
U S Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce Returns for Rome Illness
Time magazine reports Clare Boothe Luce, the U S ambassador to Italy, traveled to New York last May for treatment of a mysterious ailment linked to arsenic dust from a Rome bedroom ceiling. The exposure supposedly caused a long series of illnesses affecting her health.
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Chicago Strikes and Polio Fight Dominate Chicago News
Chicago faces a rising polio outbreak with 25 new cases in 24 hours and 194 for the year, prompting free inoculations and nurse mobilization as the West Side outbreak clusters. In Washington and New York, Eisenhower discusses the steel strike with Cabinet members while talks resume between U S Steel and unions.
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Brian Shorney
Polio Foundation
Eleanor IE. McGuire
Wisconsin 6th Fleet to Visit Barcelona for Seven Day Tour
The 45,000 ton battleship Wisconsin and nine other U S ships of the 6th Fleet will dock in Barcelona Friday for a seven day visit. About 7,000 U S sailors will be in the port during the stay.
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U.S. 6Th Fleet
Third Force in World Politics Discussed at Brioni Meeting
Observers in Brioni report a possible neutralist bloc forming as Indian Prime Minister Nehru, Yugoslav President Tito, and Egyptian President Nasser meet for 24 hours. They may advance a Third Force between East and West though leaders deny intentions.
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Bombs Wreck Algiers Republican Newspaper Plant
Bomb blasts struck two sections of Algiers a Communist dominated daily the Republican damaging its printing plant and offices. Initial reports said no injuries with police noting plastic bombs capable of injuring but failing to cause casualties.
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Senate OKs Social Security Bill Lowering Ages
Democratic sources expect smooth House Senate compromise on a bill expanding social security benefits for about four million women and disabled workers and other needy persons. The measure, passed 90 to 0 in the Senate, lowers ages for women and permanently disabled workers and reflects Johnson’s election year push.
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Making Marines Was Goal in Court Martial Case
Defense and prosecution argued over the duty of drill instructors after Sgt Matthew C McKeon faced manslaughter and cruelty charges for a fatal night march at Parris Island. Attorneys described the march as morale building while ex Marines urged support for McKeon amid questions of training methods and discipline.
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Free Pie Promotion Begins Daily in Northwestern Classifieds
Oshkosh readers are invited to check the Daily Northwestern Classifieds for a daily Free Pie ad. When a reader finds their name, they present the ad to the featured bakery with ID to claim a free pie. This new feature highlights fast treats and runs each day.
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Bokenes
Feeding Time Joke Ties Zoo, In Law Gibe
Brookfield Zoo director Robert Bean noted a caller asked what time the lions are fed. When told the 4 pm feeding, the man said he would bring his mother in law then, making a sharp quip about in law problems.
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Brookfield Zoo
Robert Bean
Defense rests in McCormick murder trial here
Appleton Wisconsin defense rested its case in the first degree murder trial of Michael McCormick 18 of Kaukauna The defense psychiатрists testified McCormick did not know right from wrong when he allegedly killed Theresa Van Der Hurst McCormick claimed he struck her with a shell casing and hid the body in a basement cubbyhole The witness said the defendants broken home background and pregnancy threat contributed to his actions and urged the court to consider insanity at the time of the crime.
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McCormick
Theresa
William Platt
Madison
Schmiege
20 Die in Burma Quake Ranges Toll
The Burma earthquake centered in the central and northern regions left 20 dead and 30 injured as of today, with reports detailing the rising death toll and casualties.
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Rangoon
Toy Boy Fights Cancer Eyes Stripped To Save Life
Four year old Mike Sibole underwent eye removal at Holiday House Hospital in Orlando to combat cancer. Doctors reported a 50 50 chance of survival after the 41 minute operation as relatives and well wishers followed the case. The boy faces a long readjustment with a second glass eye expected in about four weeks.
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