Big Four chiefs report progress at Geneva summit
The Big Four leaders reached agreement on all points after two secret sessions totaling four hours. They planned a final plenary at 6 p.m. to wind up the summit with talks on German reunification European security and disarmament.
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Big Four Chiefs
Geneva
Georgi Zhukov
Eisenhower
Zhukov
United Nations
Teo
John Foster Dulles
Washington
White House
James Hagerty
North Korea appoints Lee as Soviet envoy
Veteran truce negotiator Lt Gen Lee Sang Cho named ambassador to Soviet Russia by Pyongyang. The Moscow post was assigned July 20, with Lee long a key UN Command armistice figure at Panmunjom until mid July.
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Tokyo
Lee Sang Cho
Soviet Russia
Pyongyang
Lee
Moscow
United Nations
Panmunjom
Jung Kook
Pammunjom
Armistice Commission
Kohler Violence Talks Set Between Governor and CIO Head
Wisconsin Governor Kohler and CIO President Charles Schultz will meet in Madison on Monday to discuss the Kohler Co strike amid violence and stalled talks. Schultz will be joined by three CIO officials as wage, arbitration, seniority, and pensions are on the table. A National Labor Relations Board hearing on 12 unfair labor practices charges is in recess during negotiations.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Kohler
Charles Schultz
State Cio
Koehler Co
Schultz
Lwo
Daw-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Sim
Chicago
Joseph Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
Eisenhower
CIO County Council
Milwaukee
Kohler Co
Milwaukee Harbor
Tara
Reds to Mark U.S.S.R. Navy Day
Radio Moscow announced that the Soviet Union will celebrate Navy Day Sunday. The broadcast did not indicate any naval displays. The article recalls the earlier jet bomber exhibition on aviation day last month.
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London
Radio
Moscow
Russia
U.S.S.R
Wry Tribute to Herrle After Wagon Accident
Charles Herrle, an insurance agent in Buena Vista Colo, fractured his left leg when he fell from a wagon while showing a prospective client a policy. The incident underscores his energetic approach to his work.
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Buena Vista
Colo
Charles Herrle
Herrle
New Trouble Explodes In Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires witnesses a street demonstration by about 1,000 Radical Party followers defying a police ban and a party decision not to protest. Police arrested at least two men as they dispersed crowds after attempts to deliver speeches. The protests cite demands to repeal the state of internal war empowering Peron with dictatorial powers.
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Buenos Aires
Radical Party
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Draft Ike Groups Started in Louisiana
A Republican draft Ike movement began in New Orleans with state party leaders pledging to work toward Eisenhower's renomination at the 1956 Republican National Convention in San Francisco.
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New Orleans
Lousiana
Eisenhower
San Francisco
Senate approves broad foreign aid package in 1955 push
After over twelve hours of debate the Senate passed a 3.205 billion foreign aid bill restoring most House cuts and granting Eisenhower all but 60.8 million of his requests. The vote showed cross party support for the key provisions as conference talks loom for next week.
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Washington
Senate House Conference On
Senate
House
Eisenhower
U. S
Hayden
D-Anz
Air Force Plans New Jet Program
The Air Force will produce a supersonic interceptor to counter Russia s advanced bombers and speed up the production of another jet fighter able to exceed speeds of sound. The plan follows recent Soviet bomber and fighter displays in Moscow and includes no additional funding requirements for the new jet developments.
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Washington
Air Force
Russia
Moscow
House
Senate Appropriations
Caterpillars Plague Massive Long Island Housing Project
Long Island residents face a caterpillar infestation in a large Levittown housing project as authorities dispute who must fund and oversee extermination. Health officials deem the pests non threatening to health, while agricultural leaders say private property is at issue. Cornell University researchers seek rapid control, with the season likely ending as caterpillars become butterflies.
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Cain
Earle Brown
Nassau County
Brown
Health Department
Howard M. Campbell
Nassau County Agricultural Society
Campbell
Agricultural College
Cornell University
Albert Greene
Hull dies after long public life as statesman diplomat
Cordell Hull of Tennessee elder statesman and longest serving U S secretary of state died at Bethesda Naval Hospital at age 83. He rose from log cabin origins to lead U S diplomacy through World War II, resigning in 1944 after a tumultuous era, and endured years of illness including his wife’s death in 1954 and a brain event last year.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Solder
Hull
Roosevelt
Cabnet
Bethesda
Boy Killed Five Burned in Crash Near Racine
Henry Tessmann 22 was killed and five family members were burned when their car collided with another vehicle at Highway 22 south of Racine. The car rolled over twice and burst into flames. Donnie 7 and Mary Ann 2 were in critical condition at St Luke’s Hospital, with Shirley Tessmann and Eugene 11 also hospitalized with burns. Rudy Dzian 44 of Kenosha, driver of the other car, suffered chest and arm injuries at St Marys Hospital.
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Racine
Henry Tessmann
Henry
Otto Tessmann
Here
Donnie
Mary Ann
St. Luke's Hospital
Shirley Tessmann
Eugene
Rudy Dzian
Kenosha
St. Mary’ 'S Hospital
Lava Threatens Italian Village Near Mt Etna
A wall of lava from Mt Etna crawled toward Fornazzo Sicily at 120 feet per hour. The flow measured 150 feet wide and 16 feet high, four miles from the village center and 2,500 feet from outlying homes. Milo village lay one mile away in the path as Etna overflowed from a crater on its northeast flank.
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Fornazzo
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Milo
Europe
Closed Door Talk on Talbott Probe Sparks Senate Row
Senators meet behind closed doors to decide how far to press the Talbott inquiry into his outside work with Mulligan and Co. of New York. Morse calls for Talbott’s removal as tension erupts over possible conflicts and public questioning.
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Washington
Air Force
Talbott
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
New York
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sep. Mundt
Sea
Senate
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Air‘Force
Mulligan Company
Eel
Pentagon
McClellan
D+ Ark
Oshkosh Real Estate Jump Mirrors 1954 Valuation Peak
Assessor George Goltz announced tentative valuations placing Oshkosh at 93 million 663 thousand five hundred in total value. The gain of 1 million 867 thousand two hundred twenty five over 1954 stems from new building land improvements and annexations, with some land revaluation reducing totals. Final numbers await the Board of Review hearings starting Monday with ward protests listed.
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Goltz
Foster-Lothman Ails
Oshkosh
George Goltz
Board of Review
Jail Breaker Is Nabbed By Neenah Police
Robert Pagel, 21, the second of two men who escaped the Ouragamie County Jail on July 4, was arrested in Neenah. He admitted thefts of six cars, crossing state lines with three, burglaries, and seven bad checks totaling 120 dollars. James Hoffman, 20, was later arrested in Paducah, Kentucky and returned to face larceny charges. Pagel faced interstate transportation and breaking jail warrants.
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Appleton
Robert Paigel
Ouragamie County
Neelah
Sherff
Donlald Heinritz
Pagel
Kentucky
Diana
Ohio
James Hoffman
Paducah
Brown County
Waupun
Milwaukee Air Terminal Opens in 1930s Dedication
Milwaukee officials and residents gathered Friday for the dedication of the new General Mitchell Field air terminal. The $3,200,000, modernistic building was hailed as the city’s answer to the air age, with authorities from city to federal levels attending the ceremony in 95 degree heat on Milwaukee’s far South Side.
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Milwaukee
General Mitchell Field
Ukrainers Welcome Yank Farmers on goodwill tour
American farmers visiting the Soviet Union were greeted with massive crowds in Kharkov to Dniepropetrovsk, with villagers in Pereshepeno waiting hours to welcome them. Ralph Olson urged progress at Geneva, suggesting a Kharkov conference could resolve disarmament and peace.
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Dniepropetrovsk
Ukranian
Soviet Republic
Soviet Union
Kharkov
Osiepropetrovsk
Ralph E. Olson
Ellsworth
Geneva
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