Side Swipes and Odd Tales From City Streets
A Chicago ear nose and throat specialist Dr Maurice Cottle warns about nasal panic from deep breathing by the open window saying it can cause intoxication and disorientation while urging pride in the nose. In Kansas City an armed bandit raided Sam Yagan s grocery store and fled after emptying the cash drawers while the receipts remained untouched. Adirondack Museum seeks to borrow the peak top for an exhibit to thrill climbers by showing a genuine mountain summit.
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Los Angeles
Maurice Cottle
Chicago
Kansas City
Sam Yagan
Yagan
Blue Mountain Lake
N.Y.P
Rr. R. Bruce
Scouts Leave For Philmont
Seven Ottawa Explorer Scouts and two leaders departed Ottawa before noon for Cimarron New Mexico to spend two weeks at Philmont Scout Ranch. The group led by Carl Channon and Cecil Hood will mountain climb pan for gold pack trips gun handling fish hike and engage in advanced scouting activities. They expect to return August 10.
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Ottawa
Cimarron
N. M
Philmont
Grotewohl backs state federation for German reunification
East German Premier Otto Grotewohl urged Berlin that unification must come through a federal state uniting East and West Germany. He dismissed free elections and proposed a powerless Federal Council that could only offer recommendations, seen as the first step toward full reunification.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Germany
West Germany
Grotewohl
Counsil
West Germany rejects East proposal for federation
Bonn Germany. The West German government dismissed as absurd a proposal by East Germany for a joint state federation to pave the way for reunification. East German Premier Otto Grotewohl proposed the federation in response to West Germany’s planned nationwide elections, but West Germany rejected the plan as impossible.
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Bonn
Germany
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Berlin
Grotewohl
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Latest outlook for weekend warmth
County forecast shows mainly fair weather this afternoon through Sunday with a few isolated late day or evening thundershowers. Temperatures reach the mid 90s today and Sunday, with overnight lows in the mid 70s.
Nasser Reviews Egyptian Navy Off Alexandria
President Nasser oversaw a secret naval review off Alexandria with a flag raising on submarines purchased from Russia. Foreign press and diplomats were barred as festivity marks the fifth anniversary of the revolution and the canal nationalization. In a two hour Alexandria speech Nasser praised the US stance on Suez but rejected the Eisenhower doctrine and warned Britain and France over the canal. He warned that accepting US aid under the doctrine would mean following an American path. He also criticized the Israeli attack and referred to geopolitics in the Middle East. The message appeared amid warnings and a commercial plug from Mack Electric and GE appliances in the report.
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Alexandria
Nasser
Russia
Naval Review
Suez Canal Co
United States
Suez Canal
Farouk
Egypt
France
Britain
Middle East
U. S
4 Per Cent Securities Finding Ready Takers
Washington reports the Treasury has sold most of its 4 percent securities, with holders of 22.8 billion of 23.9 billion outstanding agreeing to swap for new issues rather than cash. The swap rate is under 5 percent. Earlier, May offers to replace maturing securities with new issues at 3 4 and 3 56 percent drew 28 percent cash, 72 percent swap. Police said the McCunes, known street vendors for 34 years, were arrested after repeated warnings for open defiance of the law.
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Washington
The
Treasury
McCunes
President of Guatemala Slain By Palace Guard
FBI said an unexploded blasting cap was found in a damaged airliner en route to Los Angeles and a small explosion may have occurred. A passenger body was found on a lava-strewn Mojave desert hill. Saul F. Binstock, 62, of North Hollywood, identified as victim, autopsy planned. Police guarded Des Moines home as a caller threatened City Manager George Froster Nev. investigation ongoing.
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Victorville
Calif
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Los Angeles
FBI
John F. Malone
VBI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Mojave Desert
Saul F. Binstock
North Holywood
Old Mountains
Here
Western Airlines
Des Moines
Convair
Las Vegas
George Froster Nev
Froster
Robert E. O'Brien
Ailing Skelton Boy Remains Cheerful in Paris Visit
Richard Skelton, ailing but cheerful, travels to Paris with his parents and Red Skelton's family staff. Doctors listed his illness as incurable blood condition. the family plans a four day Paris stay, then Brussels London and Scotland if time permits while Red Skelton aims to show him as much of the world as possible.
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Red Skelton
Skelton
Paris
Brussels
London
Scotland
Defendant Succeeds In Sentence Self At Trial
In Balasbany Maryland a defendant asked to sentence himself and was allowed by Judge Fanny B. Murphy. John Rankin Bridges, a 3 year old? No, a carpenter charged with vagrancy, received six months in the House of Correction after stating he had no home. In Guatemala President Carlos Castillo Armas was assassinated by a palace guard, witnessed by his wife.
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Balisbany
Fanny B. Murphy
Peoples Court
John Rankin Bridges
House of ‘Correction
Bridges
Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Luis Arturo Gonzalez
Congress
Castillo Armas
Red
Jacob Arbena Guzman
Gonzalez
United Fruit Co
New York
Ike Orders Duties To Arms Meeting
The Guatemalan president Castillo Armas was assassinated after a reception. the assassin reportedly a Communist party member then killed himself. Rumors of a junta circulated as Bellwether officials and observers described Washington deliberations on disarmament talks in London with Dulles to decide continuation or break off.
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Romero Vasque Sanchez
Washington
Julio Asensio- Wunder
Guatemala City
Communist Party
Castillo Armas
Guatemala
Heavy Rains Close Roads In New Mexico
Flood waters swept western New Mexico as cloudbursts severed U S 16 trapping 1,800 cars for hours. Evacuations reached 59 to 109 residents in Grants and surrounding areas as San Mateo and San Jose creeks lashed homes. By midnight the danger eased and evacuees returned home.
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New Mexico
Grants, N.M
U.S 16
Albuquerque
Grants
Correo
San Mateo
San Jose
Grants Beacon Weekly
Jim Barber
U.S. 66
Red Cross
Grant
Man Who Dipped Into Collection Plate Talks With Billy Graham
Louis Silver, 46, a former Los Angeles liquor salesman, posed as a donor and was accused of stealing about $500 in offerings at Billy Graham rallies. He spoke with Graham at Madison Square Garden and was later arrested for grand larceny and related charges. Graham offered to help him and 82 others reportedly made a decision for Christ at the Garden rally.
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New York
Billy Graham
Yankee Stadium
Evangelcist
Graham
Louis Silver
Los Angeles
C Madison Square Garden
Silver
Doutr LU
Unece Veansese
Bronx County
Lin
Christ
Blind Couple Cited For Street Begging In Dallas
A 51 year old blind man and his 70 year old blind wife have long stood on Dallas sidewalks. They were cited in Corporation Court by Judge W K Chapman under the citys new anti begging law. The couple Walter L McCune and wife were ordered to appear August 2 before corroboration Court. They were arrested yesterday for violating a law that took effect June 10.
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Dallas
W. K
Cor Jboration
WK. Chapman
Walter L. McCune
Guatemalan leader in exile amid plots abroad
The leader became the country s president and made a 1955 state visit to Washington. Reports describe several plots against his regime allegedly masterminded by Guatemalans living overseas. Arbens remains in exile in Europe.
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Washington
Arbens
Europe
Jury Trial Move Is Denounced in Civil Rights Battle
Washington Senator Hume Humphrey denounces a jury trial amendment as a premeditated smokescreen in the civil rights bill fight. The proposal would create a federal contempt law with jury trials in criminal cases but not in civil contempt. Dixie forces praise the plan to preserve jury trials, vowing to use every means to block the bill without it.
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Washington
Humephrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Sens. O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Kenfauver
D-Tenn
Church
Didaho
Rainfall map shows heavy totals across counties
Ottawa area logged minimal rainfall while southern and western sections saw heavier totals. Garnet in northern Anderson County received 2.11 inches and Emporia area up to 3.50 inches. Other readings include Williamsburg 1.10, Neosho Rapids 2.01, Council Grove 1.82, Lebo 1.68, Burlington 1.43, Waverly .50, Topeka .24. Traffic tolls noted by state records show 281 fatalities year to date in 1957.
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Ottawa
Garnet
Anderson County
Osage County
Harveyville
Reading
Weather Bureau
Emporia and Vicinity
Williamsburg
Neosho Rapids
Council Grove
Lebo
Burlington
Waverly
Cattonwond Falls
Topeka
Kansas
North Korea Calls Meeting on Armistice Commission
The U N Command said Communist North Korea called a meeting of the Military Armistice Commission at Panmunjom Sunday to discuss introduction of modern weapons into South Korea. Another Red protest was considered a certainty.
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Seoul
U. N
Nori Korea
Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjam
South Korea
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Valetian Zorin
Canada
James C. Hagerty
Central America
Hagerty
Stassen
State Department
Hagerly
Oohn Dieffenbaker
Associated Press
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Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Lee Olmsted
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OHS
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Richter
Stewart
Len Russell
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