Molotov May Seek Peace Pact At U N
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged the United Nations to commit to all-out peace efforts at the 10th anniversary session in San Francisco. Western diplomats expect a peace declaration as talks on Geneva summit constraints unfold.
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V.M. Molotov
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.N
Molotov
Russia
Geneva
Eelco
van Kleffens
Netherlands
General Assembly
Government study finds 38 million American cigarette users
Census Bureau sampling of 40 000 people shows about 38 million Americans smoke cigarets with men outnumbering women by nearly 21. About 2.1 million have quit in 20 years. A fuller report will follow. The study supports cancer research on smoking linked lung cancer.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Public Health Service
National Cancer Institute
The
Health Service
Weather forecast for Crab Orchard and lakes
Clear cooler conditions in southern Illinois tonight with a fair and cooler Thursday. Lows near 69 tonight and around 80 Thursday highs. Yesterday's high 96 and noon today 63. Sunrise 4:35 a m sets 7:25 p m. Crab Orchard Lake level one inch above spillway. Little Grassy Lake level up to 4 inches.
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Southern Illinois
Crab Orchard Lake
Zeigler woman leads with Little Stinker in weekly entries
Readers submit poems and entries for a contest with 2 221 total submissions this week. A Zeigler woman takes the lead with Little Stinker while fans flood in poetry signed by From Your Befuddled Friend.
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R Zeigler
Little Stinker
Stinker
Salem Loses IP Petition Against Illinois Power Co
The Illinois Commerce Commission dismissed Salem Illinois petition seeking wholesale power from Illinois Power Co for resale to residents. Salem, which runs its own power plant since 1898, argued IPCo sells wholesale energy to other municipalities and cooperatives. The case, filed Oct. 22, 1953, was appealed after IPCo denied Salem’s request.
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Chicago
Illinois Commerce Commission
Salem
Ill
Illinois Power Co
ICC
Aty
Scelba Resigns as Italian Coalition Cabinet Falls
Premier Mario Scelba turned in the resignation of his 15 month coalition government after his Christian Democrat party walked out amid power struggles with Amintore Fanfani and Giuseppe Pella. President Gronchi will decide after talks with leaders on possible new government.
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Scelba
Giovanni Gronchi
Quirinale
Council of Ministers
Gronchi
Christian Democrat
Christian Democrat Party
Amintore Fanfani
Giuseppe Pella
Pella
Giuseppe Sarangat
4 Year Old Terror Sued For 150000 By Grandmother
In Los Angeles on June 22 AP reports four year old Teddy Levy nicknamed The Terror is the youngest defendant sued for battery in Superior Court. Grandmother Ann Rubin seeks 150000 damages after claims of two fractured vertebrae from babysitting incident. Parents Richard and Mrs Levy named as codefendants along with an insurer.
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Ann Rubin
Teddy
Richard Levy
Roosevelt Divorced as Charges Dropped in Interlocutory Decree
Pasadena June 22 AP Mrs Romelle Roosevelt wins an interlocutory divorce from Rep James Roosevelt D Calif after testifying about extreme cruelty. She receives 1625 a month for herself and three children under a June property stipulation not made part of the decree.
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Romeile Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kurt Kauffman
Teit and Equitable
Kefauver Sees GOP Split Hurting Government
Senator Estes Kefauver denounces a confused administration and calls for a positive domestic and foreign policy. He says the Republican party is split and government effectiveness is paralyzed, urging clear leadership over missteps and delays.
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D-Tenn
Soldiers and Sailors
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Republican Party
Actress Marie McDonald Remarries in Arizona
Hollywood reports Marie McDonald known as The Body has remarried her former husband Masry Karl, a shoe manufacturer, in Yuma Arizona. The couple wed a week ago after her divorce from Las Vegas last November. She cites an allergy to Karl, claiming she becomes ill when with him.
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Mc‘Donald
Miss McDonald
Masry Karl
Yuma
Ariz
Las Vegas
Karl
Harry
Marion Clerk Presents Bonds Shortfall In City Meeting
W. S. Burkhart Marion city clerk produced only 2900 in special assessment bonds to cover delinquent taxes during a Tuesday afternoon session with Corporation Counsel David Warford. Officials questioned whether this amount suffices to meet promised tax coverage and discussed implications for the city.
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W. S. Burkhart
Marion
David Warford
Political Foes Of Peron Win Jail Release
Buenos Aires June 22 AP political prisoners linked to last weeks revolt against President Juan D Peron are being released. The government says the move aims to restore tranquility and releases figures such as Crisologo Larralde leader of the Radical party while rebels will face trial by the Supreme Council of the armed forces. Maj Gen Franklin Lucero reports Argentina is calm and troops have been withdrawn from guard duties as Peron resumes his normal routine in improvised offices at his home.
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Juan D. Peron
Crisologo Larralde
Radical Party
Navy
Marine Corps
Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
Franklin Lucero
Argentina
Peron
Palermo
Government House
Lucero
Bills Push On Sales Tax Measures In Springfield
Springfield reports the Stratton-Daley coalition pushing multiple sales tax bills as Governor and Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley unite. House action expected soon on rises allocating funds to cities, with one-cent state tax and utilities taxes under consideration and a Powell rival bill awaiting Daley-Stratton progress.
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Springfield
Stratton-Daley
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
John Lewis
R-Marshall
House Municipalities Committee
Paul Powell
Gift cheese donated by Americans sold in Rome
Rome reports gift cheese from American donations is being sold commercially in Rome at 80 cents a pound. Much was destined for orphanages. A welfare group worries some individuals who dislike American cheese may trade it for other goods or a staffer may have stolen cheese meant for orphans.
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Rome
Rome Daily American
Stevens resigns as Army secretary amid McCarthy row
Washington June 22 AP Robert T Stevens resigns as secretary of the Army and President Eisenhower nominates Wilber M Brucker to succeed him Brucker a former Michigan governor has been Pentagon general counsel since 1954 Stevens cites personal considerations in his departure and notes no reference to the McCarthy dispute Stevens will leave the Pentagon by late July and work with Secretary Wilson on a date Stevens had clashed with McCarthy over alleged subversion in the Army and favored treatment for Pvt David Schine The White House announced the resignation and Eisenhower accepted it with deep regret
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Brucker
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