London Arms Conference Deep in London Fog and Suspicion
London talks on disarmament with the United States, Russia, Britain, France, and Canada continue amid mutual suspicion. Dulles travels to London to assess progress while Stassen pushes for early steps toward tests and inspections. Congress returns in 1958, delaying any agreement’s effect. The standoff includes proposals for aerial and ground inspection and a potential end to nuclear testing, yet both sides hedge commitments.
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Washington
London
United States
Russia
Dulles
Stasson
Stassen
Congress
Construction Across Nation Rolling Again in Lehigh Valley
Construction engineers move to restart major projects as a 2 percent nationwide cement strike nears end. Ratified pact at Universal Atlas Cement Co in Northampton and other plants align, with full production expected to resume by tomorrow in the Lehigh Valley and by week’s end nationwide.
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Allentown
Northampton
Universal Atlas Cement Co
Robert W. Donnahoo
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Lehigh Valley
Late Feeder Cattle Marketing Expected in Western Nebraska
Western Nebraska ranchers report ideal range and water, with marketing lag likely this year. Cattle on feed in Scotts Bluff County show a shift to later sales as feeders bought late last year or early this year stayed away from heavier stock. Commission buyer Harry Jones observed exceptionally good pasture and water conditions across western Nebraska, Wyoming, and Montana.
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Scottsbluff
Neb
Western Nebraska
Scott Bluff County
Harry Jones
Scotts Bluff Commission
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
French Taxes Boosted in New Austerity Drive
Paris reports France's austerity program starts with Official Journal tax schedules. A sales tax raised to 25 percent on luxury items including motor cars scooters jewelry art cameras radios refrigerators and other consumer goods. Automatic wage index linked to 149.1 threshold implied under 1982 sliding wage law.
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Paris
France
Icial Journal Elimination Of Gas Subsidy Sparks Rate Hikes
The paper reports the government ended a subsidy to the gas company, forecasting a 20 percent increase in Tearis gas rates and a 10 percent rise nationwide.
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Icial Journal
Tearis
Debbies Clutch of Pets Grows with New Arrivals
Debbie, a resident of the North Bay district, adds eight baby black rabbits to her household along with two kittens and a pet scat owned by Sandra Bain. The extended family shows a lively new mix as Debbie welcomes the latest arrivals.
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Loring
Debbie
Sandra Bain
North Bay
Anthrax Outbreak Quarantines Craig County Oklahoma
An anthrax outbreak in northern Craig County Oklahoma led to a quarantine of two thirds of the county. State veterinarian Dr WN Reimenschneider said at least 100 animals were slaughtered and burned on site. He warned bacteria can persist in soil for years.
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Vinita
Okla.o
Craig County
WN. N. Reimenschneider
Quarantine and animal losses in Craig and Ottawa counties
An Ottawa Herald report from July 30 1957 notes urgent destruction by fire of animals, with northern Craig and Ottawa counties quarantined due to disease. At least 27 farms and ranches have lost animals, and about 13,000 animals have been vaccinated against anthrax, a disease affecting the spleen.
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Craig
Ottawa Counties
Craig County
Reimenschneider
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