Eisenhower offers one year halt on nuclear tests
Washington says the United States will suspend all nuclear weapon tests for one year starting October 31 if the Soviet Union agrees to two conditions: keep its current ban on tests and enter negotiations for a permanent ban. Britain offers conditional join in the plan and proposes a New York conference to work out a worldwide ban mechanism. Officials emphasize the move does not halt peaceful nuclear work and outline prerequisites for an international controls system.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
London
Britain
America
New York
Maciillan
Pacific
Centrol
Sridsh
Geneva
Rescues Woman Who Saved Two Lives in Fire
Mrs. Jean Naccarelli who once saved two unconscious patrolmen from a burning squad car received mayoral praise. Her two story home caught fire while she lay injured. passerby Pvt Elbert Burkes carried her to safety then re-entered to save her two dogs and a parrot before returning to his Army post.
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Pittsburgh
Little
Ore
Jean Naccarelli
Amny Pvt
Elbert Burkes
Mrs. Naccarelli
Pvt
Burke
Congressional Roundup Adjourment Rush On in Both Houses
Washington AP reports Congress drives toward adjournment in both chambers. Senate works earlier to clear calendar including a 34.4 billion foreign aid bill. House pushes a six billion dollar appropriations bill for multiple agencies. Eisenhower vetoed an earlier civil service retirement fund payment deemed unnecessary. House Appropriations to finalize a revised bill without the civil service sum.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Civil Service Retirement Fund
House Appropriations Committee
Civil Service
Kidnapped Night Manager and Family In $15,000 Los Angeles Theft
Two gunmen robbed a market early today after kidnapping the store’s night manager his companion and her two children. They forced Miller to surrender keys and the safe combination after driving around with him. Separate dispatch reports describe heavy rains and floods in northern Italy marooning tourists.
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Los Angeles
Bob Milter
Alyce McKenna
Francis
Senate Appropriations Committee
Herjure
Miller's
Auto-Mobile
Italy
Domodossola
Bognanco
Lo Jeal
UN chief plans Middle East mission to shift troops
Dag Hammarskjold announced he will travel to Amman Cairo Beirut and Geneva to arrange U N plans for removing American forces from Lebanon and British forces from Jordan. He said the all Arab General Assembly resolution backed his new Middle East role and praised the move as a contribution to peace.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. N
Lebanon
Jordan
Hammarskjold
Dulles
Abdel Monem Rifai
General Assembly
Assembly
Amman
Hussein
Geneva
U. N. Atoms
Action $N
Hammarskjeld
French Envoy Shot In Beirut Ambush
French Vice Consul Jean Gaspard was shot and seriously wounded late Thursday night while driving from Beirut International Airport toward the city. American paratroops often patrol this road, and armed gangs have appeared in the region.
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Beirut
Jean Gaspard
True Dream Boy Kenneth Luker Killed in Lightning
In Galveston Texas a mother says a dream foretold tragedy as her 15 year old son Kenneth Luker of Lamarque was struck by lightning while riding a bicycle. The accident occurred Thursday and the death is confirmed by authorities.
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Galveston
Tex
Kenneth Luker
Lamarque
Allen Luker
U S Cost of Living at New High
Washington reports July cost of living reached a new peak as the consumer price index rose to 123.9, with average take home pay for a three dependent factory worker at 75.88 a week. Costs in transportation, food and medical care drove the rise, while prices for fruits and vegetables may ease but fall clothing and new cars will offset it.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ewan Clague
Labor Statistics
Clague
Clagie
29 Cars Demolished by Katy Derailment Near Durant
A Missouri-Kansas-Texas freight train derailed four miles north of Durant Oklahoma. Reports say 29 cars were demolished and damage was substantial. One car had a hot box and two wheels shed their axle while the other 28 cars piled up behind it. The train was en route from Denison to Muskogee.
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Katy
Denison
Tex
UPA
Durant
Okla
Muskogee
Norwalk family shrouded in crisis after arrests and pills
A 17yearold mother of six, Barbara DeMasters, faced care duties for her sisterinlaw’s children as deputies learned that Eula Mae DeMasters and her husband William were under arrest in Los Angeles for armed robbery. Barbara’s husband, jobless since June, had moved the family into the shared ThreeBedroom home on Thistle Avenue. Food and aid were arranged as Barbara tended her own infant Ricky and the other children Pamela 7 Denise 6 Darrel 5 Tony 3 and Stevie 2 while the DeMasters siblings awaited further actions.
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Barbara Demasters
Norwalk
Ricky
Inlaw
Pamela
Denise
Darrel
Stevie
Tony
Dave Emery
Thistle Ave
Barbare DeMaster
Eula Mae DeMasters
Norwalk Sheriff's Station
William
Garrell
Los Angeles
Huntington Park
Sarrel
Barbara
Weather Outlook With Clouds Fog and Sunshine
Low clouds and fog persist late tonight into Saturday morning with patchy dense spots Then clearing to mostly sunny conditions by afternoon No major temperature change expected Noon reading 75 degrees in the region.
Danes bar US atomic submarine Skate from Copenhagen visit
Denmark blocked the US submarine Skate from visiting Copenhagen on expert advice citing radiation risk in harbor collision. Norway pledged official welcome at Bergen where Skate will dock Saturday. Skate will call at Oslo next week before Copenhagen, with Danish Atomic Energy Commission backing the ban per Dr Niels Bohr. Norwegian officials plan health checks to assess precaution needs.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
U. S
Norway
Bergen
Oslo
Danish Atomic Energy Commission
Associated Press
Niels Bohr
Brain Trust
Karl Evang
Evang
Army Uses Reservists First In National Emergency
The Army announces a policy to speed up calls to active duty by prioritizing the most recently trained reservists in the ready reserve for national emergencies. About 800,000 officers and enlisted personnel not in organized units or the National Guard are covered. Reservists will report directly to assigned units, with corps commanders tracking skills to place men where needed. First priority is to reinforcements to active Army or organized reserve units with deployability on short notice.
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Washington
National Guard
Aves
Integration foes seek immediate Supreme Court stay at Little Rock
Proponents of school integration push for a ruling to block the lower court order enforcing desegregation in Little Rock Arkansas. The notice references multiple pages and sections for related coverage including Beach Combing Hal Boyle Bridge Classifieds Comics and weather.
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Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Little Rock
Ark
Hal Boyle
Eadhorist
Guest Held After Blow Kills Host
Police say a guest struck and killed his host with a single punch at a party in Alhambra. Edward Joseph May 42 invited Donald Hert 19 and Robb Fuzua 20. An argument preceded the blow. Hert is accused of murder along with Fuzua, who were booked after the incident.
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Alhambra
Edward Joseph May
Donald Hert
Robb Fuzua
May
Georgia
Hill
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