President Ike Faces Rough Bumps on West European Tour
President Eisenhower begins a nine day West Europe tour to reassure allies of a continued U S role in the Atlantic Alliance. He seeks improved relations among Macmillan De Gaulle and Adenauer to prepare for talks with Khrushchev while managing tensions over Algeria nuclear policy and France s nuclear ambitions.
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Macmillan presses disarmament path before election
The British prime minister seeks to avoid any softening of policy toward the Soviet Union and argues for a first step in disarmament. He hopes Eisenhower Khrushchev talks will spur East West negotiations on a nuclear test ban and an early summit to address Berlin and central Europe tensions.
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We Are Almost Up With Reds
James H. Doolittle, former Air Force general and STL chairman, said the United States may soon have an ocean-spanning, compact cheaper ICBM smaller than Russia’s. He noted U S progress in a Space Technology Laboratories sponsored symposium praising U S advances while acknowledging Soviet boosters’ strength.
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Cunard fires captain over alleged table conduct
Cunard Line dismissed Capt James D Armstrong of the Britannic after a complaint from a passenger about his attentions at the captain's table on a June Atlantic crossing. The Irish 35 year old, with 30 years at Cunard, faced dismissal or resignation in Liverpool, just eight years from retirement and the chance to command either the Queen Mary or Queen Elizabeth next year.
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Last Veteran Williams Remains in Critical Condition
Houston AP reports Walter W. Williams, 116, Civil War Confederate veteran and last surviving veteran, had a restless night and remains in critical condition. His daughter Willie Mae Bowles said he has not rested well, but she managed to give him some liquid nourishment.
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Fifth K. C. Fireman Dies
Kansas City fire department tragedy after gasoline station fire. Delbert Stone, 29, becomes the fifth fireman to die from burns suffered during the blaze between Kansas City, Mo., and Kansas City, Kan.. nearly 100 people were injured as a large storage tank exploded.
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Prison Art Show At San Quentin Draws Crowd
State prison convict artists earned about 5,000 dollars from a two day exhibit at San Quentin drawing more than 6,000 visitors. Inmates sold 450 paintings etchings and statues with prices from 4 to 75 dollars. They receive 90 percent of sales upon release and the rest funds the prison welfare fund supplying supplies.
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Reunited With Her Children After Botulism Tragedy
Mrs Naomi Nelson of Raytown 41 returns home after Idaho food poisoning trip that killed her husband Kenneth 45, stepfather Aaron Gruwell ? and daughter Wanda 15. Four surviving children await care as Bendix Aviation workers cover hospital bill 3980 with social security and GI benefits to be received.
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Back To Work Despite Cancer
Dr. Thomas A. Dooley, an 82 year old physician, declares he will return to Laos to aid the frontline hospital despite a malignant melanoma diagnosed after a chest growth. He says the Laos crisis is more important than the Berlin situation and plans to fly to Sloan Kettering for further diagnosis in New York.
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