Reds Friendly Views Aren't Heard at Home
AP analysis notes Soviet propaganda creates foreign warmth toward Geneva while domestic media shape fear and distrust. Khrushchev and others praise détente abroad but Pravda, Smena, and Moscow radio cast western interference as the real obstacle to peace, with no public view of easing tensions for Soviet citizens.
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Russia
Geneva
Moscow
Kremlin
West
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Moscow Radio
Pravda
United States
Khrushchev
Smena
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Four Powers Move Toward Summit Talks After Potsdam
Geneva and Berlin discussions signal a potential summit to ease Cold War tensions. Key events include Eisenhower Churchill Laniel joint talks, NATO ties with West Germany, and a growing push for a German Austrian settlement and a top level conference.
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United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Stalin
West Germany
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
North Atlantic Alliance
NATO
F Eisenhower
Joseph Laniel
France
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Austria
Indochina
Red China
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Bulgaria
Vienna
V. M. Molotov
UN Leaders Hope For Acceptance Of French Plan
UN delegates and officials at the New York summit welcome Premier Edgar Faure’s proposal to shift funds from armament to development. The plan would create a global fund to aid underdeveloped regions and raise living standards, with debate on which projects and aid methods to pursue.
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Edgar Faure
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Big Four
Eisenhower
Faure
Geneva
Cyro de Freitas-Valle
Brazil
Washington
House
Senate
World Prayers Rise Ahead of Four Power Conference
World hopes rise as nations pray for conference easing tensions and guiding to lasting peace. In the United States prayers began in Jewish services and continued in Christian churches with heavier attendance and renewed prayers planned for weekday services. President Eisenhower, who asked for prayers before leaving, added his own.
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Eisenhower
Quantico
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Wilson
Congress
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Marine Corps
Iowans Welcome Red Visitors Tours on Farms Begin
Twelve Soviet agricultural chiefs arrived in Des Moines to study a typical Iowa farm. Richard Alleman and Verda run 160 acres with corn, oats, hay, pigs, cattle, and pullets while their children, Bruce and Sherry, join the welcome. The visitors tour Iowa farms through July 30, meet U.S. officials, and plan further stops before Washington.
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Iowa
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Slater
Verda
Allemans
Richard Alleman
Bruce
Sherry
Soviet Union
Vladimir Matskevich
U.S.S.R
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Des Moines Register and Tribune
Boris Sokolov
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Ukraine
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Chicago
Woodstock
East Lansing
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California
Russia proposes world conference on trade and aid
Geneva Russia signals plan for a world economic conference to chart a multibillion dollar trade and development program. Premier Bulganin to push idea with Western leaders as diplomats discuss East West trade, possibly including Red China and an expansive ten year plan. Eisenhower Faure Eden likely to back boosting East West trade amid uncertain acceptance of specifics. American officials eye selling agricultural surpluses to the Soviet bloc.
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Russia
Bulganinn
United States
Britain
Eden
Red China
Communist Bloc of Nations
Eisenhower
Faure
Congress Eyes July 30 Adjourment Amid Social Security Push
House leaders press for a July 30 adjournment with a packed agenda including social security highway minimum wage and housing bills plus votes on airport and atomic ship construction mineral rights and Communications Act amendments. McCormack and Rayburn express optimism while Senate pace remains brisk and Geneva talks loom.
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McCormack
Massachusetts
Martin
Rmass
Congress
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Senate
Restoration of order will come through men guided by God
At an American Episcopal church in Geneva yesterday the Rev. Gerald B. O Grady urged that history’s restoration and peace will come not by sudden divine action but by men who know who they are and who God is, open to divine guidance.
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Washington
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Geneva
Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Russia
Sen. Montony
D-Okla
Gerald B. O'Grady
Graham Leads 25000 in Prayer at Geneva Conference
Billy Graham addressed nearly 25,000 on the shores of Lake Leman urging the Big Four leaders to lay aside greed and seek God. He called for prayers for enemies and those on opposing sides, saying peace is possible if people pray.
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Billy Graham
Geneva
Lake Leman
Graham
One Car Crash Kills Morgantown Youth near Here
A 16-year-old Monongalia County youth, Richard Swisher of near Morgantown, died in a one car highway crash on West Virginia 73 eight miles south of Morgantown. He died in Morgantown hospital at 11:30 p.m. The death is Monongalia County's fourth of the year. Swisher's father Ralph Swisher also died in an auto accident at the same area four years ago.
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Morgantown
Monongalia County
Here
R. B. Knndler
Richard Swisher
W. Va
Swisher
Ralph Swisher
Knadler
Birth of Michael Through Painful Delivery Reported
Nurses watched anxiously as a mother gave birth to Michael weighing six pounds. Doctors noted her breathing improved almost amazingly before she was returned to an iron lung. Mrs Schwartz told her husband it was her most painless birth. the family includes three other boys.
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Edward J. Schwartz
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Michael Edward Schwartz
Michael
Mrs. Schwartz
Southwestern Medical School
Mrs
Plane's Ruins Searched for Cause of Crash
CHICAGO enginee rs examine every instrument of a Braniff Convair wrecked at Midway Airport after clipping a gasoline station sign in fog. Twenty two were killed and 21 injured. Coroner McCarron leads an inquest as Braniff and Civil Aeronautics Board investigate. Plane en route from Dallas to Chicago crashed after flying into an electric sign. Crash crews halted flames within minutes, saving 43 aboard.
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Braniff
Midway Airport
Cook County
Walter McCarron
Dallas
Civil Aeoonautics Board
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