Russia Likely to Accept On Global Nuclear Test Talks
Washington officials foresee Moscow agreeing to Eisenhower’s proposal to start negotiations on a worldwide system to curb sneaky nuclear tests. Eisenhower would suspend U.S. tests for at least a year if talks begin, with Russia keeping its 44 month halt.
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Big Powers Push for Summit Talk Amid Geneva Monitor Plan
Western officials say prospects for a pre summit meeting exist after Moscow balked at a U N Security Council option but later showed readiness to resume talks. Russia agreed to an Arab plan at the U N and scientists in Geneva endorsed a global monitoring system to curb nuclear tests.
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Korean Veterans Benefit From Liberalized GI Education Rules
About one million Korean War veterans are affected by a liberalization of the GI education program announced by Sumner G Whit tier administrator of veterans affairs. Whittier told the Amvets national convention the change will allow veterans to resume VA financed education by relaxing rules for those whose schooling was interrupted for more than 12 consecutive months. He added that in these cases all reasonable doubt will be resolved in favor of the veteran. The law permits reentry only if the interruption was beyond the veteran’s control, with new conditions to cover illness, job loss, or death in the family and a 12 month period ending during vacation or other times when reentry isn’t possible.
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House Bars Money for Long-Range Shipyard Repair
Mc Donough and Sheppard spar over funding for the L B shipyard. Subcommittees will approve funds only with proof the antisubsidence measures justify resuming the $23 million program. An agreement with Republicans could release money from Defense discretionary funds if needed during the fall session.
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Congress battles over foreign aid and debt limits resolution
Congress nears a clash as the House clears a 900 million four year student aid package while sending to the White House, and the Senate backs a debt ceiling raise from 275 to 283 billion dollars. The package omits college scholarship provisions urged by Eisenhower. The House also sent a Senate version extending the debt law through June 30, with a six month extension to allow study. A stronger pure food bill shifts proof of safety to processors. The era reflects Sputnik era restraint and rising deficits with defense costs and pay hikes.
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State Vehicle Registrations Hit 7.29 Million Midyear
Sacramento notes business is steady as the Department of Motor Vehicles reports 7,287,659 vehicles registered at midyear, up from 6,998,895 a year prior. Driver licenses outstanding rose to 7,372,375, while daily July damage and injury reports averaged 1,105.
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Skunk Fumes End Nuisance After Officer Standoff
Oklahoma City report says Scout Car Officer H D Bayless arrived to help a local housewife by removing a skunk. He backed his car into the garage with the motor running, closed the door, waited, and the skunk soon collapsed.
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One Judge to Rule on Integration at Little Rock Central High
The Supreme Court may decide on immediate integration at Little Rock Central High when it reopens. Whittaker may rule alone or with the nine justices after reviewing NAACP petitions seeking to lift barriers. Gov Fav excuse calls for a special session as 2000 pupils enroll peacefully under armed guards.
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Norfolk City
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Harry Lemley
Statuette Unearthed by Archaeologists in France
American researchers report a two inch limestone statuette of a young woman dating 20 000 years. Harvard professor Hallam Novius noted the find at the Palaud excavations in Eyzies by student Joan Bramburger. Carving displays notable craftsmanship for the era.
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France
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Eyzies
Greta Andersen Wins Channel Swim in Record Time
Greta Andersen completed the 114 mile cross channel swim in four hours, winning $1,400 for first prize and $2,080 for the swim challenge trophy. Sponsor Billy Butlin swam the last 40 yards with her as she faced other competitors. she expressed intent to try again next year to chase the overall record.
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Miss Andersen
Kennedy links 47 bombings to interstate conspiracy
Senator John Kennedy charges a coordinated interstate group behind 47 bombings in civil rights disputes. He names targets such as schools churches and homes and proposes an FBI investigative bill, noting time constraints during the 1958 session. He plays golf at Burning Tree as he talks of case hurdles.
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