Final Choice Looms As Atomic Leaders Meet In Geneva
Nations from 72 countries gathered for the atoms for peace conference in Geneva. President Eisenhower urged a true exchange of knowledge on peaceful atom use for power medicine agriculture and industry. The meeting aims to shape a future where mankind benefits without surrendering to fear.
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Atom for Peace in Geneva Talks Amid Cold War Lull
Amid a rare thaw in East West relations scientists in the United States and Russia explore peaceful uses for the atom. The Geneva meeting could guide the effort to outlaw atomic weapons and keep atomic power for peace, not war.
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Rail Workers Aid Siege at Incheon Island
Rail workers totaling about twelve hundred arrived from Seoul to reinforce roughly 300 demonstrators besieging the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission billets on Wolmi. About 700 U.S. soldiers guard the island as riots injure 22 servicemen since Saturday. authorities report no serious injuries. Demonstrators are pressuring UNSC to leave Korea by the deadline set by President Rhee.
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Hoover to dedicate boyhood home as national shrine
Newberg Oregon Former President Herbert Hoover will observe his eighty ninth birthday with the dedication of his boyhood home as a national shrine. He will speak at the home of his late uncle Dr Henry J Minthorn a country physician in this community 25 miles southwest of Portland. The home has been restored to its condition of 1884 when Hoover lived there.
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Kansas Missouri To Honor Wyatt Earp This Summer
Kansas and Missouri plan Wyatt Earp Week from August 27 to September 6 to honor the famed lawman. A August 2 Kansas City ceremony will present former Mayor John B. Gage with the first national Wyatt Earp Law and Order Plaque, with ABC TV filming the events for coast to coast broadcast.
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