Soviet to Attend East West Atomic Talks in Geneva
Soviet atomic experts confirmed they will join the East West technical conference on atomic controls opening Tuesday in Geneva. A Soviet advance party arrived as U S and Western delegates proceed with talks focusing solely on technical enforcement of a potential test ban, not the political ban itself.
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Pier Pasquale Spinelli
U.N
Spinelli
U.S
James B. Fisk
Britain
France
Canada
Soviet Union
United States
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Fish
John Cockcroft
Yves Andre Rochard
Ormond Solando
Yevgeni K. Fedorov
Prague
Czhecoslvakia
Poland
Romania
Steelworkers Get Pay Hike as Three Year Contract Ends
Basic steelworkers receive a wage increase that ends a three year contract, with unions citing about 13.2 to 16 cents more per hour and a 4 cent rise tied to the cost of living index. The raise lifts typical earnings from about 2.77 dollars hourly. Steelmakers expect higher production costs and possible price patterns in steel goods.
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USW
Fair Warm Weather for Southern Illinois
Forecast calls for continued fair and humid conditions tonight and Tuesday with lows in the 60s. Tuesday may reach near 90. Yesterday's low 57 and high 85 with today’s noon at 83. Sun rises 4 32 a m and sets 7 35 p m. Crab Orchard Lake A spillway Little Grassy Lake A spillway noted.
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Sinots
Premier De Gaulle and Macmillan Agree on Close Cooperation
Paris June 30 AP French Premier de Gaulle and British Prime Minister Macmillan announced an understanding for close cooperation in defending the free world. A joint communique said they were in complete accord, renewing long-standing bonds despite disagreements on disarmament and a 17 nation European free trade zone.
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Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Orly Field
Paris
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Free World
Algeria
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Foreign Ministry
France
Ting
Northwest Tollway to Open August 20 in Illinois
Chicago, June 30 AP The 76 mile Northwest Tollway linking Chicago Elgin Rockford and South Beloit will open to the public Wednesday Aug 20 Austin L Wyman chairman of the Illinois State Toll Highway announced Sunday The 30 mile Lake County segment of the Tri State Tollway will open Aug 27 The Lake County portion extends from the Edens Expressway to Route 41 at the Wisconsin state line Dedication of this segment will be postponed until the entire Tri State Tollway opens about Dec 31 Opening ceremonies Aug 20 will feature an automobile caravan headed by Gov William G Stratton and state officials
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Chicago
Elgin
Rockford
South Beloit
Austin L. Wyman
Illinois State Toll Highway
Lake County
Wisconsin State Line
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Police End Gambling Brawl Among Truckers in Chicago
Thirteen truck drivers face gambling charges after a post banquet brawl at the Bis marck Hotel on June 30. Police say four detectives interrupted two crap games triggering a melee with 60 drivers and over 100 officers. Five officers injured. traffic blocked on Randolph Street as drivers were taken away. Two drivers charged with assault and resisting arrest. one man faces a traffic court hearing for allegedly striking an officer with his car.
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Bismarck
Randolph St
Court voids Alabama NAACP fine and orders restraining
The Supreme Court voided a $100,000 civil contempt fine against the NAACP in Alabama and declined to dissolve a restraining order barring the group from operating there. The court ruled the association never had a hearing on the ouster suit, preserving its right to privacy in membership lists and signaling due process concerns in Alabama’s enforcement actions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Assn
Alabama
High Tribunal
NAACP
Harlan
Walter B. Jones
Montgomery
John Patterson
Gengro
Jones
Alabama Supreme Court
Supreme Court bars enforcement of California tax exemption oath law
The Supreme Court ruled that California cannot enforce its non Communist oath requirement for tax exemptions. The decision says the state must bear the burden of proof to show disqualification, keeping the law on the books but barring enforcement until procedures are changed to satisfy due process under the 14th Amendment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
Explorer III Burned Out. Satellite Likely Lost
Cambridge mass June 30 AP Explorer III the second Army satellite launched March 26 apparently plunged to its end last Friday night or Saturday morning Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory said no confirmed sightings of the 80 inch tube satellite a final stage rocket had been received over the weekend By Friday night the American moonlet had already reached a period of 88 minutes to circle the earth When that point is reached astronomers say a satellite has only hours of life left before it starts to burn up in the atmosphere.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Observatory
Atomic sharing bill sent to Eisenhower
The Senate sent to President Eisenhower a bill to share U S atomic military secrets with friendly nations. It would relax secrecy rules for 1958 and allow freer exchange of weapons information and materials with allies, marking the greatest relaxation since the 1946 McMahon Act.
Cuban Rebels Seize 2 U.S. Plant Officials
Senate rackets probes focus on an underworld syndicate profiting from labor unions and front businesses. Chairman McClellan and RFK describe organized racketeers using legitimate fronts, with narcotics and gambling profits laundered through firms. They warn of a Mafia style syndicate behind challenges to them and expect months of hearings to craft new laws.
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Washington
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Robert F. Kennedy
Special Investigating Committee
Kennedy
McClellan
Rockefeller to Seek New York Nomination
New York June 30 AP Nelson A Rockefeller heir to millions announced he will seek the Republican nomination for governor of New York. He is the first Rockefeller to seek elective office, challenging Leonard W Hall a well backed former GOP national chairman. Democratic Governor Averell Harriman is seeking re election next fall.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Averell Harriman
Rebels Seize Beirut Hills in Mountain Push
Rebels led by Kamal Jumblatt drove into hills overlooking Beirut as security forces countered with jets and artillery. Two hills near Hemlan village were wrested back, but fighting continued and raised fears of a march on Beirut. The clash followed earlier weekend battles in Tripoli and around the U S Presbyterian Hospital in the city, where bullets struck walls and hospital staff and patients endured the shelling.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Beirut International
Hemlan
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Seige
Tripoli
U.S. Presbyterian Hospital
Rebels seize two Cuban plant officials in eastern Cuba
Havana reports a fresh rebel kidnapping in Oriente as eight gunmen abduct Sherman Avery White, Ni caro Nickel general manager, and assistant J Andrew Poll. The U S embassy said Park Wollam negotiates for the release of 39 other captives, including 10 U S and 2 Canadian engineers and 28 U S servicemen. No release date given. The wave follows earlier abductions tied to Fidel Castro's revolt against Batista.
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Havana
Cuba
U.S
Park Wollam
Sherman Avery White
J. Andrew Poll
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Wollam
Oriente
Guantanamo
Castro
Moa Mining Co
United States
Batista
Guantamo
Jet Tankers Beat Record London to New York Flight
Two U S Air Force KC135 jet tankers shattered the London to New York speed record. Alpha landed at Idlewild 2:30 p m after 5 hours 51 minutes 24.8 seconds, while Bravo finished in 5 hours 53 minutes 2 seconds at Westover Massachusetts home base. The British mark set in 1955 was surpassed and a Westover crash the same day killed fifteen.
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New York
Air Force
London
New York City
Alpha
U.S
Idlewild
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Bravo
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
J. W. Hackett
Strategic Air Command
Weed killer ruins English prize garden
Col. John Southern alleged a jealous rival sprayed his prize district garden with weed killer. The lawn flowers and trees are dead or dying, ending the garden’s first prize status. He vows to catch the culprit even at great personal cost.
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John Southern
Green Thumb
Adams Denial Contradicted by Fox Testimony in Adams Goldfine Probe
Ex publisher John Fox testified to the House subcommittee that Sherman Adams tried to hush Bernard Goldfine and warned him not to boast Adams never let him down. Fox contradicted Adams denial that Goldfine made such a boast, as Goldfine’s testimony was delayed to Wednesday. Fox recounted a conference at the Shelga ton Carlton and Goldfine’s toast to Adams, who Fox says never lets his friends down.
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John Fox
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
Fox
Eisenhower
Goldfine
House
Adams-Goldfine
Subcommittee
Boston
Shegaton Carlton H
Federal Trade Commission
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Nore
U S Demands Reds Free 9 Airmen Stranded in Soviet
U S Ambassador Thompson urged the Soviet Foreign Ministry to release nine American airmen after a U S DC6A transport was forced down inside Soviet Armenia. Washington disputed Soviet charges that the flight trespassed, saying the crew strayed while navigating in overcast conditions. Embassy visits for the detained airmen were requested.
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Moscow
U. S
Selvellen E. Thompson Jr
Foreign Ministry
Soviet
Armenia
Thompson
Washington
U.S. Defense Department
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