World News Roundup From Geneva Talks and Riots
The United States and Red China remain in deadlock at Geneva over a repatriation plan for civilians. Eleven airmen claim they endured physical and mental torture during 32 months of imprisonment. South Koreans protest Communist members of the Armistice Commission for a second day. The Eighth Army cites nine American soldiers wounded in riots. Russian agricultural experts tour Minnesota after a hostile demonstration.
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Red China
Geneva
Tachikawa Air Base
Japan
Fliers Recall Church Services During Captivity
American airmen freed from long captivity in Red China recall organizing church services in captivity. They describe Sunday worship, rosaries, and communal prayers led by members including May, Baumer, Vandi, and B.
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Red China
U S China Talks Stall Over Civilians Repatriation
In Geneva after a near day long session Ambassadors Johnson and Wang pause for 48 hours with no progress. Disputes center on listing Chinese nationals in the United States and India as third party in repatriation talks. Both sides agree to no public statements until the next 9 a m meeting Wednesday.
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United States
Red China
A. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Peiping
Wang
India
State Department
Johnson
Indian Scientist Sees Peaceful H-Bomb Use Within Twenty Years
Geneva reports Hal J. Bhabha opening the 72 nation International Atomic Energy Conference with a forecast that hydrogen bomb power can be harnessed for peaceful ends in twenty years. He warned the world faces energy problems unless fusion energy becomes a universal asset for industry and medicine. The event marks ten years after Hiroshima as Ike and Hammarskjold deliver messages urging restraint and global cooperation.
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Geneva
Hal J. Bhabha
Bhabha
Palace of Nations
Suzan Ball Rites Held Tomorrow
Hollywood funeral services are set for Suzan Ball age 21 wife of actor Richard Long. Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Church of the Recessional Forest Lawn Glendale conducted by Dr Louis H Evans. Ball died of cancer Friday.
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Suzan Ball
Church of the Recessional
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
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Richard Long
Louis H. Evans
Presbyterian Church
Eisenhower to Leave for Colorado Vacation Next Sunday
President Eisenhower says he will depart Gettysburg farm for a Colorado vacation next Sunday while continuing work on bills Congress recently passed. East Germans riot as potatoes shortage triggers police clashes at Potsdam Babelsberg. David S. Ingalls denies being considered for Talbott successor. Pakistan PM Mohammed Ali resigns after Moslem League leadership change. India and Portugal sever direct diplomatic ties as Lisbon closes its legation in New Delhi.
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Harold Talbott
Pakistan
Karachi
Mohammed Ali
India
Portugal
New Delhi
Portugese
Lisbon
Heat Wave Is Broken Across Wide Region
A cooling air mass plummeted temperatures 14 to 20 degrees in the Central plains and spread to the East and southern states. Early today Grand Marais Michigan registered 42 degrees, Detroit 60, Des Moines 66, with prior lows in New Orleans 78 and Fort Worth 85. Scattered showers followed the mass, bringing heavy totals in Newark 2.32 inches and Guymon 1.07 inches.
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Alabama
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Wis
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Des Moines
New Orleans
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Ala
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N.J
Guymon
Okla
Germans Fight Saar Movement Rally Over Europeanization
Saarbrucken reports Adenauer loyalists organized a new party to oppose the Europeanization plan for the Saar region. Voters face a plebiscite on October 23 to approve or reject the French West German accord placing the valley under a European commissioner and maintaining postwar economic ties with France until a German peace is reached.
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Saar P
Konrad Adenauer
Saar
Adenauer
France
Arms Plan Still Alive
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold says the disarmament issue remains active while urging a shift from open diplomacy to more quiet private talks. He released a 5,000-word intro to the UN annual activities report as the 10th General Assembly opens its 12-week session on September 20 in New York.
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U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
U.N. General Assembly
Red Tour Resumed in Minneapolis Following Rest
Soviet farm delegation resumes study of the U.S. farm economy in Minneapolis after a day of rest. Delegation head Vladimir Matskevich arrived from Texas with three other members who had visited Wyoming en route via Rapid City. A Ukrainian-American protest near their hotel drew several hundred demonstrators but did not disturb the visitors.
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Minn
Vladimir Matskevich
Texas
Wyoming
John Strohm
Strohm
Rapid City
M.D
Twin Cities
U S Pastor Conducts Lord's Supper in Moscow Baptist Church
Virginia pastor Dr. Theodore F. Adams led a three hour service in the Moscow Baptist church, administering the Lord's Supper to about 2,500 Russians. Adams, visiting with three other Baptist ministers, praised the devotion of worshippers and called it a high honor to conduct the ceremony. Dr Arnold T. Ohrn of Washington preached on the cross and resurrection.
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Virginia
Theodore F. Adams
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Soviet Union
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World Baptist Alliance
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Washington, D.C
Alliance
AFL Hits Plant Moves Report Calls Out Pirating of Industry
AFL Executive Council opens a three day meeting in Chicago with a report from the National Legislative Committee condemning industrial plant relocation as pirating. The document cites blight and unemployment in abandoned areas and argues firms abandoning locations jeopardize American workers' welfare. A one day convention is set to move the annual AFL convention from Chicago in October to New York in December for the AFL CIO merger ratification.
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Congress
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
National Legislative Committee
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New York
CIO
Afl-Cio
Worst in Ontario History Forest Fires Rage
More than 4,000 firefighters including volunteers battle Ontario forest fires described as the worst in the province's history. Since early April over 200,000 acres burned across 125+ blazes, with 10 to 15 fires daily and heavy rains as the only hope to end destruction.
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Ontario
Riots in Pusan Deny Bayonets as U S Guards Gunfire Injures Koreans
Nine American soldiers and four Koreans were injured in riots in Pusan where U S Army denied police reports that guards bayoneted three Koreans. Demonstrations spread to Inchon and Kunsan as Korea’s government urged MSC teams to leave the country.
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Seoulp
U.S. &Th Army
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Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Inchon
Kunsan
South Korea
MSC
Switzerland
Sweden
Poland
Czechoslovakia
ROK
North Korea
8Th Army
Kim Chang Heung
National Police
Kangnung
U.S. Army
Pusda
Hialeah
Hurricane Connie Near Bahamas As Forecasts Split
Miami Weather Bureau forecasters describe a possible turn for Hurricane Connie as a trough moves eastward. If Connie broadens south of the trough it may stay offshore. if it lags, it could push toward land, delaying since the hurricane is about 200 miles from nearest land.
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Marines Move Craft Inland Ahead of Hurricane Connie
The Marine Corps at Cherry Point North Carolina began moving aircraft inland as a precaution as Hurricane Connie neared the Carolina coast. The Second Marine Aircraft Wing and Marine Training Group 20 launched planes to Memphis Naval Air Station and other bases in Indiana Tennessee and Georgia and to Spartanburg Municipal Airport in South Carolina.
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Carolina
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Don't Look For Change
Sarasota vicinity weather forecast notes clear to partly cloudy skies with scattered showers or thundershowers into tomorrow. Winds mostly northeast, readings around 82 degrees, barometer 29.84, rainfall 1.24 inches in 24 hours.
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Bright Spot Willie Quips On School Teacher
A playful exchange has Willie calling his history teacher the meanest man he knows. The father asks why, and Willie explains the teacher borrows his pen knife to sharpen pencils and then gives him bad marks.
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