Berlin conference stalls as Gromyko faces Western pressure
Western officials report Soviet leader Gromyko dodged specific answers on priority of his all German committee versus an 18 month Berlin moratorium. Lloyd and Murville push for compromise while Herter plans a Paris visit and street dedication in Berlin. Western ministers warn of impasse and potential break fast unless Moscow concedes, noting East Germany remains unrecognized by the West.
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Sehwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Andrew H. Berding
Herter
Ber 1
Jin
Tiergarten
John Foster Dulles
Griemyko
Lloyd
Couve de Murville
Paris
North Atlantic Council
Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Grozayka
West Germany
East Germany
Red
USW seeks 15 cent aluminum wage hike amid steel strike
USW asks for a 15 cent hourly raise for aluminum workers as a wage leverage strategy tied to the steel industry dispute. Major aluminum employers Alcoa Reynolds Kaiser face a July 31 contract expiry with about 8,000 production staff. Steel strike effects ripple through railroads and shipping, with Eisenhower weighing possible emergency steps and Taft Harley injunction options.
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Alcoa
Reynolds
Kaiser
Joseph P. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
Alee
Eisenhower
Washington
Commerce Department
Taft- Harley
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cleveland
Youngstown, Niles and
Warren
Ohio
Great Lakes
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Colonie
Oneonta
Roanoke
Norfolk & Western Railway
Hopes Fade for Summit as Ike Questions Soviet Intent
Eisenhower doubts the Soviets want a summit and fears Kremlin miscalculations could trigger conflict. He and de Gaulle share reluctance. Britain seeks talks with Khrushchev. The President insists no summit under conditions signaling surrender to the Soviets. If war came, allies face nuclear options and Berlin’s risk. He warns a new blockade would be harder, risking supply lines and airlift. Nixon’s Russia visit yields no new messages or negotiating power.
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United States
Britain
Eisenhower
Charles de Gawile
Khrushchev
Berlin
Kremlin
Germany
China
West Berlin
Richard M. Nixon
Russia
Substitute Miss N M Checks in friend Larry refuses last name
The piece covers Miss New Mexico contestants, their religious remarks, and pageant supervision. Miss Jones defends her selection amid controversy over past Miss New Mexico and Catholic objections. She notes no marriage plans and pursues ambitions in dancing and ice skating.
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Larry
New Mexico
Jones
Miss Jones
Iryanien
Miss USA Judging Under Way Tonight
The article outlines ongoing Miss USA judging with four runners up to be chosen and mentions the following night Miss United States of 1960 will join foreign contestants for Miss Universe preliminary judging. A Miss Friendship trophy will be awarded during the week and the final coronation will crown Miss Universe with four runners up. Luz Marina Zufoaga, the current Miss Universe, will transfer her crown at a Saturday coronation ball.
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United States
Luz Marina Zufoaga
Two Million Died in Floods Across Red China
Borba reports from Peiping that floods across China this year killed two million people. The Communist Party newspaper confirms the disaster as years of weather unrest affect vast regions.
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Belgrade
UPI
Communist Party
Borba’ Today
Peiping
Red
China
The Mixed Up Worlds of Tony Curtis
A retrospective on Tony Curtis detailing his rise in Hollywood, the pressures of fame, and his early struggles in New York. It covers mockery from peers, his marriage to Janet Leigh, reflections on Marilyn Monroe, and how psychiatry aided his path to stardom.
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Tony Curtis
New York
Hollywood
Yall
Tony
Bineclf
Janet Leigh
Marilyn Manrop
Thead
Star Gifford
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