Soviet Bid to Normalize Ties Surfaces at Geneva Summit
Western experts note Soviet Premier Bulganin shows little sign of concessions on German reunification yet Moscow aims to normalize relations with the West. French British and American observers highlight Burgenin’s proposal for a European security system that tacitly accepts West Germany's rearmament within NATO and the Western Union.
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Geneva
Bulganin
Krémlin
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Burgegin
West Germany
North Atlantic Alliance
European Union
Germany
Paris
NATO
Moscow
Car Crash Kills Missouri Man in Ontario Monument Crash
A Missourian, José Martinez of Independence, was killed when his car struck a concrete monument on the Queen Elizabeth Way near Port Credit, Ontario. Cecil Reader, 59, of Wichita, suffered a broken leg and throat injuries. Allan Strand, 27, of Independence, Mo., had a broken left shoulder and hand cuts. the car burst into flames.
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Toronto
iQueen Elizabeth Way
José Martinez
Independence
Port Credit
Ont
Cecil Reader
Wichita
Allan Strand
Release of polio vaccine boosts national supplies
The Public Health Service announced about 970000 polio vaccine doses produced by Eli Lilly have been released, bringing total approved shots since revised testing to roughly 3,968,000. Lilly’s share totals about 1,690,000 cubic centimeters, with broader distribution planned by 1986 through the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to reach eight million, while 565 new polio cases were reported for the week ending July 16, up 40 percent from the prior week.
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Washington
Public Health Service Today
Eli Lilly To
Leonard A. Scheele
Eli Lilly Co
Indianapolis
National Foundation
United States
Bronx workshop raid ends with capture of suspect
New York two gunmen blasted into Altra Workshops in the Bronx seeking a 5000 payroll but fled after a gun battle with a guard. One was wounded and arrested minutes later by off duty officer Patrolman James Rozakis. Gerald Elliot, 40, and Lottie Friedlander, 40, were wounded. all are in good condition. About 150 workers, many ill with tuberculosis or heart disease, took cover as thirteen shots rang out.
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New York
Bronx
Gerald Elliot
Lottie Friedlander
Altra Workshops, Inc
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies
James Rozakis
Dominick de Gennaro
Schenectady
N.Y
Clinton State Prison
Dannemora
Sees Hopes For Balanced Budget In 1956 Push
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration may reach its goal of a balanced federal budget in fiscal 1956 as gains in prosperity lift tax collections. Fiscal 1955 closed June 30 with a deficit of 4.192 billion dollars despite spending a billion above forecast, yet the shortfall was 300 million less than expected.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Miss Vermont Wins Miss USA Crown In California
Miss Vermont Carlene King Johnson of Rutland won Miss USA 1957 over 14 finalists in Long Beach California. Runner ups were Miss Arkansas Nebraska California and Georgia. Johnson, 22, runs a jewelry business and will enter Miss Universe semifinals. she says she is a Republican and declines to discuss a boyfriend.
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Long Beach
Calif
Vermont
U.S.A
Carlene King Johnson
Rutland
Arkansas
Nebraska
California
Georgia
Johnson
Atlantic City
Miss Johnson
West Coast Noise Symposium Announces Officers
The local chapter of the National Safety Council names officers for the December West Coast noise symposium in Los Angeles. A. M. Noyes was chosen yesterday as general chairman.
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Los Angeles
National Safety Council
A. M. Noyes
Helpful Service group met at Forest Park picnic
The North Ottawa Baptist church Helpful Service class met in Forest Park with a 1 PM picnic dinner. Mrs. Roy Switzer led a business session with roll call responses arranged by Mrs. John Kirkwood. Committee in charge included Mrs. Switzer Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Sweet. Rev and Mrs Van Sickle were visitors. Members listed include Tony Allison J G Hunter James Daugherty Louise Stephens Fred Yates E J Shenk and J H Shepherd. The note adds: the highest wind on Mt Washington in April 1934 was 231 mph.
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North Ottawa Baptist Church
Forest Park
Roy Switzer
John Kirkwood
Louise Stephens
Fred Yates
E. J. Shenk
J. H. Shepherd
Potluck at First Baptist church and courthouse visit
Socialettes for Rose Campbell Ralph Williams and Emile Barnes at Philathea class dinner. Carl Jackson 23 charged with burglary. religion noted and he received 12 years in penitentiary. Miss Elder chaired a devotional and a short quiz. 16 members attended. Dinner at Mrs Harry Hjorth’s with Beverly and Doris Hjorth assisting. Guests included Mines Glen Wesen Emmett Taylor Merrill Bliss Nellie Brown Clarence Kee.
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Philathea Clase
First Baptist
Houston
Carl Jackson
F. J. Lundstedt
Steele
Lillie McCullough
Langston G. King
W. King
Manta Elder
Manta Elder. “I’ve Found Religion,” Jackson Miss Elder
Jackson
McCullough
Roger Fredrik
Miriam
Joel
Visi
Tors
H. B. Club
Harry Hjorth
Misses Beverly
Doris Jane Hjorth
The
Mines
Glen Wesen
Emmett Taylor
Merrill Bliss
Nellie Brown
Clarence Kee
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Trout
Ano
Heemid
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Ummm
Eet Alrtigat’ Ud
Frogen Dees
Hassock
Cliff Reynolds
S. Main
Witney
Ottawa Society
New Hampshire
Mt. Washington
Rose Campbell
Ralph Williams
Emile Barnes
Saffron Glass Co
Hickory
Dacron
Edmiston’s
Edmiston Way
Uits
Fred Kaiser
Rexall
Ottawa
Kansas
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