Gromyko Attacks U S Disarmament Talks As War Rhetoric
In Moscow Andrei Gromyko accused the United States of using London disarmament talks as a screen to prolong and intensify the arms race. He urged Washington to curb aggressive statements by leaders or admit hostile aims, citing Gen Lauris Norstad’s Senate testimony as evidence of Cold War rhetoric. Gromyko warned Western Europe of U.S. atomic bases abroad and West German arming, calling U.S. assurances groundless.
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Andrei Gromyko
United States
London
Gromyko
U.S
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Europe
Norstad
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
West
Paris
Senate Committee
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Western Europe
Tax Program Squeaks By In French Vote
Premier Maurice Bourges Maunoury survived a confidence vote in the National Assembly by 251 to 210 as he seeks to raise tax revenue to cover France’s near bankrupt treasury and fund the fight in Algeria. Support from the Popular Republicans and Independent Republicans provided the margin. opponents included Communists and Poujadists.
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Paris
Presmier
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
National Assembly
Assembly
Bourges Maunoury
France
Algeria
Bourges-Maunoury
Popular Republicans
MRP
Purre
Move Shuts Off Chance Of Review Of Missile Setup
A 10 man general court martial in Huntsville finds Army Col John C Nickerson Jr guilty of permitting secret documents to unauthorized persons. Nickerson pleads guilty to 15 counts, government drops espionage charge. faces up to 30 years and dishonorable discharge. Court to hear extenuating circumstances after verdict.
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Bem Price
Auntsville
Ala
Army
John C. Nickusson Jr
Nickerson
Lorders
West Point
Bloodhounds Hunt For Missing 2-Year-Old In Eureka
Bloodhounds pursued in redwood country 15 miles north of Eureka as deputies search for Michael Payne a 2 year old missing since Monday afternoon. A 200 member posse was delayed to allow dogs to work. Michael is the son of Mr and Mrs Al Payne of Cranwell a lumber village 15 miles north of Eureka.
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Eureka
Calif
Here
Michael Payne
Don Williams
Michael
al Payne
Cranwell
Cost of Living Index Hits Ninth Straight Peak
Washington W May saw the cost of living rise three tenths of a percent to a record high, the Labor Department reported. The increase, paired with a shorter work week, contributed to a half percent drop in another measure.
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Washington
Labor Department
Kefauver Protests Move To Require Court Review
City Council studied storm sewer problems on Chillicothe Street and traffic issues on Grandview area and passed a first reading for a new bond issue of 1.2 million dollars. Citizens are urged to voice opinions before the November ballot. Mayor Odle said funds are not available and the decision rests with voters. A sewer plan by Greeley Hansen would add a collector system to intercept runoff to the Scioto River and improve drainage citywide. Merchants petition to restore Chillicothe Street to two way traffic, with calls for study before any change.
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Portsmouth
Chillicothe St
William Bierley
Merle Odle
Greeley & Hansen
Chicago
Cole's Blvd
Forrest Heights
Scioto River
Grandview Ave
Charles S. Stevenson
Jin
Lawrence P. Johnson Jr
Portsmouth Area
Steel Pay Up In Detroit Steel Portsmouth division wage rise
The Steel Pay Up Employee of Detroit Steel Corp Portsmouth Division will receive a 4 cent per hour increase on July 1 based on the May 1 cost of living index. At current operational levels the monthly cost is about 24000, at full capacity about 440000. Earlier wage boosts were granted to thousands in other sectors under cost of living adjustments. Imre Nagy is reportedly in Budapest jail awaiting trial after being moved from Romania.
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Nagy
Budapest
Paris
Figara
Imre Nagy
Foutca
Romania
Georgi Zhukov
Inside The Times Comics Death Notices Editorial Page
A compact page overview highlighting comic strips, obituaries, editorial pieces, market briefs, and social affairs from Portsmouth with brief notes on sports, television, radio, theaters and related cultural items.
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Comics Death Notices
Portsmouth
Social Affairs
Mass Boycott Threat Grows After Voting-Restriction Act
In Tuskegee Alabama a law excluding Negro voters from the city sparks talk of a mass boycott of white merchants. William P. Mitchell a Negro leader says if they cannot vote they won t trade there. Negro spokesmen report some patronage withholdings but extent is unclear.
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Tuskegee
Ala
William P. Mitchell
Tuskegee Veterans Administration Hospital
Mitchel
Pike County To Hold Fair After Three Year Lapse
Waverly Ohio after a three year lapse Pike County will hold a fair this year. County commissioners signed a 20 year lease with Nellie Daily for use of the fairgrounds. Dates set for July 25 to 27. Lease costs 1000 dollars yearly. Harness racing hoped to resume in 1958 with open class exhibits invited from adjacent counties.
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Waverly
Ohio
Pike County
Nellie Daily
Valley
President Eisenhower urges states to reclaim programs
President Eisenhower addressed the 45th annual Governors Conference in Williamsburg urging governors to study reviving state control of functions and taxes. He proposed a federal tax reduction if states take back certain activities. Republican leaders expressed qualified backing while Democratic governors criticized the plan as a dream. The speech drew limited applause and the audience offered mostly silence.
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Eisenhower
Williamsburg
Ike
Washington
Jack Bell
Bixsenhower
Gorville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Former Probe Head Amazed By Court Upset
The ex chairman of Ohio’s defunct Un-American Activities Commission says he is astounded by a Supreme Court ruling ordering a review of the commission’s legality. The ruling also requires reconsideration of contempt convictions against four individuals who refused to answer questions about alleged Communist activities. Raley, Stern, Brown, and Morgan were convicted for invoking the Fifth Amendment during 1952 hearings. Ohio immunity questions influenced the case.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
United States Supreme Court
High Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Court
Talmadge Raley
Joseph Stern
Emmett Calvini Brown
Anna H. Morgan
Raley
Stern
Brown
Cincinnati
Morgan
Amendment Introduced By Senators
Senators Eastland and Johnston press a constitutional amendment to require Senate approval of Supreme Court justices every four years amid opposition from Kefauver and calls for impeachment moves in the House by Andrews and Mason. The proposal follows the court’s recent rulings reversing contempt convictions and its stance on racial desegregation.
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Washington UI
Supreme Court
Senate
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
San. Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Andrews
D-Ala
Mason
Whr
House
America
Johnston
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Crca
John T. Watkins
Watkins
Congress
Easiland
Pemple
Judiciary Commttee
Portsmth Faces Manmade Adversity After Selby Shoe Closure
Editor L W Burns notes Portsmouth battled flood decades ago building a 77 foot floodwall and is now confronting the Selby Shoe Co shutdown. About 1,600 workers lost jobs, 19 percent of area payroll, and the town faces ripple effects across the economy while lessons from past recovery echo in the current crisis.
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L. W. Burns
Portsmouth
Selby Shoe Co
Portsmouth Life
Times Industry and
Selbys
Salby’s
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