Democratic Governor Welcomes President in Maine Visit
Democratic Gov. Edmund Muskie will greet President Eisenhower in Skowhegan, Maine, after a weekend of fishing. The event includes a clambake at Sen. Margaret Chase Smith’s home, with Eisenhower ending a six day northern New England tour. A late White House conference with Sec. Dulles follows, as talks cover Soviet aviation losses and U. S. response to the incident. Eisenhower fished near Little Bay Falls, keeping two notable salmon and several trout for breakfast, before continuing to Parmachenee Lake Club for camp break with Maine GOP leaders.
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Parmachenee Lake
Maine
Eisenhower
Edmund S. Muskie
Skowhegan
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Muskie
Mrs. Smith
Washington
New England
White House
State Dulles
U.S. Navy
Dulles
State Department
Kik
Russia
Magalloway
Little Bay Falls
Camp Shorly
Parmachenee Lake Club
Payne
GOP House
Hale, Nelson and
Mclntire
State Republitan
John F. Weston
Fryeburg
Dulles Heads to Bangor for Talks on Policy and War Incident
Secretary of State Dulles plans to fly to Bangor for talks with President Eisenhower on foreign policy issues including the shooting down of a U S patrol plane by Soviet fighters. He will report on the United Nations anniversary meeting in San Francisco and discuss potential peacemaking formulas for Europe with allies.
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State Dulles
Bangor
Maine
Eisenhower
Dulles
United Nations
San Francisco
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
Harold Macmillam
Antoine Pinay
New York
V. M. Molotov
U.S. Navy
Alaska
Siberia
Molotov
Byrd Pushes Navy Probe On Submarine Reactors
Sen. Byrd announced he will urge top naval officials be summoned before the Senate Armed Services Committee to explain why the Navy continues to fund conventional submarines rather than all atomic-powered craft. He faulted a $32 billion defense bill for funding only five atomic subs while financing four conventional ones. The Nautilus is afloat and Seawolf is to be launched next month at Groton. Sen. Jackson warned Russia may soon field atomic subs and could already have some completed craft awaiting surprise disclosure.
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Sen
Byrd
D-Var
Naval
Navy
Senate Armed Services
Weete
House
Senate
Groton
Conn
Jackson
D-Wash
Armed Services Group
House Atomic Energy Committees
Russia
MiGs Force Down Nationalist Plane Near Matsu Island
A Nationalist China Fishing Airlines PBY Catalina was attacked by two Communist MiG jets near Matsu Island off Formosa. One U.S. medic aboard was wounded. the four Chinese crewmen were unharmed. The damaged plane landed and beached at Matsu after the attack off East White Dog Island.
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Taipei
Formosa
Fishing Airlines
Matsu Island
U.S
Matsu
Tungchuan
White Dog Island
Red China
Dover Woman Contracts Polio
Dover 26 year old Mrs Barbara Levesque, mother of a 3 year old, contracted polio and was sent to a Boston hospital. City health officer Max Winer said her family had not received polio vaccine. New Hampshire reports five polio cases so far in 1955.
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Barbara Levesque
Max Winer
Mrrs
Levesque
Dover
Boston
New Hampshire
Bay State Teenagers Faced Murder Charges in Kensington Slaying
Two Somerville youths, 19 and 16, confessed to killing Leslie Norman Jackman 56 of Danvers at a Kensington cabin. They admitted robbing his body of $4 after slaying him during a trip aimed at an alligator hunt in Florida. The case traces from Kensington to Myrtle Beach where police captured them.
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Kensington
Somerville
Mass
Leslie Norman Jackman
Danvers
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Jackman
Robert Curtis
Robert Siteman
Tle
Evans
John Marchand
Lindsey R. Brigham
Mytie Beach
Danvers State Hospital
Curtis
Boston
Siteman
Joby Jackman
Florida
South Carolina
Associated Press
Wendell P. Clare
Nation's Wheat Farmers Endorse 1956 Quotas
In a government referendum, about 328000 wheat growers vote 77 percent in favor of continuing marketing quotas for the 1956 crop. The plan aims to hold production roughly 30 percent below postwar peaks, with 55 million acres allotted next year, unchanged from this year but 30 million below the peak.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
U.N. Session Seen Well Worthwhile in San Francisco
United Nations observers called the 10th anniversary session well worthwhile as Russia and Western powers engaged in cordial talks. The Big Four foreign ministers met, with Molotov and Dulles reporting friendly exchanges and agreement on July 18 summit procedures. Dag Hammarskjold received a joint request to use the Palace of Nations for the chiefs of government meeting.
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Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
San Francisco
Russia
U.N
Geneva
Eelco N. van Kleffens
Molotov
John Foster Dulles
Dag Hammarskjold
Palace of Nations
Harry Agganis Dies Suddenly in Cambridge
Harry Agganis 25, Red Sox first baseman, died in Sancta Maria after weeks of illness. Doctors attributed death to a massive pulmonary embolism following a severe pulmonary infection with phlebitis, noting a slow but steady convalescence prior to death.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harry Agganis
Red Sox
Sancta Maria Hospital
Argentina Frees 19 Prisoners
Buenos Aires reports 19 Radical party leaders released after detention since the June 16 revolt against President Juan D Peron. Four others remain jailed. In Eva Peron Buenos Aires province police arrest two Communists and two Radical party members on charges of spreading rumors. details not disclosed.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Radical Party
Juan D. Peron
Eva Peron
Segni Weighs Italy Cabinet Bid After Courtship
Antonio Segni, 64, a Tarmer scholar and left of center Christian Democrat, has until Thursday to decide on forming a new Italian government as seventh postwar premier. President Giovanni Gronchi asked him to explore backing from political leaders before formal formation.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Tarmer
Christian Democrat
Italy
Giovanni Gronchi
Segni
Alcide de Gasperi
Luigi Einaudi
Groncit
Prizes Announced for Seacoast Bike Race Parade
Thirty five prizes including a new bicycle will be awarded in a bike race and parade on July 10 as part of Jubilee Week. Sponsored by Portsmouth CYO, entries open to seacoast youngsters from Grade 4 up to Grade 4. Parade begins noon at St Patrick's School Austin Street and proceeds to Market Square, Junkins Avenue, and South Playground for races. Max Milton reports a July outdoor fish fry with 500 to 2,000 expected diners, proceeds to Portsmouth YMCA.
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Seacoast
Portsmouth
St. Patrick’s Parochial School
Austin St
Middle
Congress Streets
Market Square
Junkins Avenue
W Drum and Bugle Corps
Max Milton
YMCA
Milton
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