Soviet Leaders Tour East Berlin After Geneva Talks
Bulgarin and Khrushchev spent several days in East Berlin on their way home from Geneva. Molotov and Zhukov flew to Moscow. Grotewohl welcomed the visitors and Bulgarin said the Geneva conference relaxed world tension with its results.
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Nehru Demands Portugal Closes New Delhi Legation
Prime Minister Nehru urged Portugal to shutter its New Delhi legation by August 8 over what India calls persistent refusal to negotiate its claim to Portuguese India.
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Broadway Producer Miss Margo Jones Dies in Dallas
Miss Margo Jones, renowned Broadway producer and Theater 55 managing director in Dallas, died tonight after a brief illness. Her work shaped American theater and she led innovative productions at Theater 55.
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Tex
Local Hospital Welcomes Five New Babies in Holiday Batch
In Covington Kentucky Mrs Anna Durr 24 delivered her third child feeling at home Two other sisters Mrs Julia Blackburn 25 and Mrs Loretta Geiger were also in the same hospital At the Blackburn home a third child arrived last Thursday and Geiger welcomed her first born a girl on Saturday
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Spellman Cancels Argentina Visit After Rio Eucharistic Congress
Francis Cardinal Spellman archbishop of New York has cancelled plans to visit Argentina after the Eucharistic Congress ends in Rio de Janeiro tomorrow.
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No Circus Meeting Denied by Ringling Executive
North Henry Ringling North executive vice president of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus denied a Saturday Chicago top level meeting. He said the annual meeting occurred over a month ago and only two men were fired for picketing. He announced plans to tour Mexico City for two weeks in October and to return to Sarasota in late November if the trip proceeds.
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Turncoats Near Home in Freedom on Hawaii Visit
HONOLULU reports three former American prisoners of war who had previously disavowed the United States sailed home on the final leg of their journey. They enjoyed 14 hours of liberty on the island before the liner departed, and said a radio speech by President Eisenhower spurred them to seek release from Chinese Reds.
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South Gate plan outlined for Sarasota growth
A Sarasota breakfast meeting outlined a South Gate 1200 acre development with realtors bankers and officials. James S. Hunt touted Fort Lauderdale success and urged Sarasota to become a major city near Tampa while plans target selling 1200 lots over five years. Taravella added Sarasota trails Fort Lauderdale in growth as Florida projects steady regional expansion.
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Transit strike ends after 34 days in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports the end of the longest local transit strike as trolleys clang and buses roar into service after 34 days. In Tokyo Red China pushes to accelerate entry into the United Nations per a Kyodo dispatch from Peiping.
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Chinese physicist missing in voyage to Red China
A Chinese nuclear physicist is believed aboard a ship from America toward Red China after failing to meet an anti Communist contact in Yokohama. President Eisenhower warned that Soviet friendliness at Geneva does not justify easing Free World security measures.
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Bright Spot Mistress Letter Stamp Mixup
A light domestic exchange reveals a mistake as a mistress confesses she forgot a stamp on a letter and worries it was not mailed. Ann confirms she posted it to save money, prompting a brief tension over domestic frugality.
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Florida legislature stalls in eighth week on reapportionment
Florida lawmakers edge toward a record-long stalemate in the reapportionment fight as Gov. Collins travels on a goodwill tour. The House and Senate plan little action until the governor returns, with no active bills to reshape the 38 Senate districts. The dispute centers on adding seats for South Florida while preserving separate districts for Sarasota Manatee and Bay Monroe.
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Reading Weather Outlook for Sarasota and Florida Showers
Weather notes from the Reading area report partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon thundershowers in Sarasota and Florida. East Gulf marine forecast shows light to moderate winds with isolated showers and readings near 86.5 degrees at 9:30 a.m.
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Four Powers Move to Implement Summit Directives
Geneva reports say the four major powers began the second stage of easing global tension through negotiations. Experts in their capitals started plans to implement directives from the summit conference.
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Big Four Leaders Pass Back on Geneva Summit
The Big Four returned from Geneva with a joint document for their foreign ministers to advance in October. Eisenhower warned no substantive results emerged and experts race to turn vague proposals on German unification disarmament and European security into concrete plans.
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Eisenhower reports new friendliness after summit
President Eisenhower tells congressional leaders and the nation about the summit, saying evidence of a new friendliness exists. He notes unknown outcomes but anticipates that coming months will reveal results and new contacts. He and Mrs. Eisenhower attend church before returning to the White House. Senator George proposes a face to face US China meeting within six months.
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Two Officers Face War Crimes Court Martial
Two Army officers Lt. Col. Paul V. Liles and Maj. Harold L. Kaschko face court martial on charges of giving aid and comfort to the enemy while prisoners of war in Korea. They confirmed investigation and said the case is before the commanding general of the 6th Army at the Presidio San Francisco for a decision on trial.
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Cool air in the north cools regions from New England to Ohio
The Associated Press reports a Canadian cold front spreading southward lowers temperatures by up to 15 degrees across the Northeast Middle Atlantic Coast Great Lakes and northern Ohio Valley. Renewed southerly winds bring a warming trend to the upper Mississippi Valley and Northern Plains while the Great Basin remains cool and showery. Two tornadoes were seen in Missouri with severe storms hitting Chicago and St Louis. no damage or casualties reported. Temperatures range from 60s on the West Coast and Great Basin to 70s elsewhere.
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