Dulles Arms Ban Plan Faces Cautious Soviet Reply
London reports Secretary Dulles outlined a two part Western plan for air and ground inspections of the Soviet Union and much of Europe with several variations. Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin criticized the proposal as unfair to Russia while noting potential acceptance of limited inspections.
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London
Dulles
Lantus
Soviet ‘Union
North
Ameria
Europe
Washington
Eisenhower
Valerian Zorin
U.N
Russia
Arctic
North Pole
Ireland
Urals
Alaska
West
Kamchatka
Zorin
Dufles
Soviet Union
America
Rio Grande
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Albania
Japan
North Africa
Greece
Turkey
Zortn
Three felons back, one at large in Benton area
Two of four fugitives from Menard State Prison surrendered early today at the urging of one convict’s sister. A convict named a brother was captured in Alabama. Millard Carlile, 35, of Benton, and Clarence Newberry, 31, of Osceola, gave themselves up at the Franklin County Jail.
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Benton
Menard State Prison
Alabama
Millard Carlile
Clarence Newberry
Os ‘Louis
Franklin County
Newberry
Carble
Murphy
Mississippi
Randolph
Gladys Johnson
Carlile
Kenneth A. Reade* Farmer
Council of Churches
Legion
John F. Keenan
Bayville
William Dwyer
Cortland
Daniel B. O'Brien
Mercy
Frank ‘E. Mowain
Penn Yan
Louis E. Drago
Brooklyn
Atlantic City
McKneally
Keesnan
Edmund J. O'Keefe
Bronx
Charles F. Lynch
Long Beach
Herk
Syracuse Milk Dealers Protest Three-Cent Price Boost
FBI and local officers arrested Joe Bill Strange in Albertsville Alabama with Francis Murphy still at large from Terre Hattie Indiana. Randolph said the three cent price increase goes to dairymen not dealers and the plan affects milk deliveries in the New York Milkshed.
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FBI
Ross Randolph
Chester
Joe Bill Strange
Albertsville
Ala
Francis M Murphy
Terre Hattie
Ind
Syracuse
Marble Farms Dairy
Lincoln Auditorium
Congressional
Randolph
York Milkshed
Murphy
Brown
Netherland Housewives
Dolry
James W. Marbie
U S Youths Take Joy Ride on Reds
In Moscow for a 15 day festival, about a third of 16 U.S. students joined Soviet hosts on a low cost travel package and sightseeing tour while others planned further lectures and seminars. Some attended seminars, but many focused on tours and social events as cooler weather moves in. A note mentions a larger group of 30,000 students from 30 nations at the festival with potential staff and strike impacts looming in the region.
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Moscow
U.S
University of Soviet
George, Abrams
Newton
Mass
Rick Medalie
Min Ae
Tittle
Chicago
Soviet Union
Thelers Union
Seward
Seace Crion
sPession
United States
Syracuse
Producers Cooperative
Havaj
Camillus
Rt Tetlers
Masonic Tenmple
Kivushchev
Mitkshed
U. S. Agriculturs
Erre T. Benson Tolove
Tandon
Grees
Anne Hobson
Richmond
London Airliner Makes Emergency Landing Over Engine Trouble
An American Air Force Constellation with General Lauris Norstad aboard diverted to London Airport after engine trouble on a flight from Goose Bay Labrador to Paris. The incident prompted Eisenhower to denounce the NATO amendment debate as it affected the Senate bill’s provisions.
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House
Senate
Lauris Norstad
Eisenhower
Norstad
Goost 'Bay
Labrador
Paris
U.S. Air Force Constellation
London
Legion Parade Draws Massive City Crowd
An 85,000 strong Legion parade drew crowds along Salita Street to Salina and through Syracuse with over 10,000 marchers. Police reports noted wide coverage across main streets and a three mile procession as spectators watched from West St to Erie Blvd amid strong winds and night viewing.
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INO
Syracuse
State Legionny
St Salita Street
W. Castle
Salina
Saline
Erie Blvd
Avery West St
Washington bureau seeks statement on milk price order
Rep K Walter Hiehiman says he is still studying the mile marketing order and will read up before issuing a statement. Report from Washington notes the congressman will not comment until tomorrow or Monday.
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Washington
The
Herald-Journal
K. Walter Hiehiman
Onondaga County
Che Wort
Weakington
Richman
Probers Plan Testimony On Links To Hoffa And Dio
Senate investigators schedule Johnny Dio and three associates to testify on ties to James Hoffa as Britain uses infantry and armor to patrol Oman. The case involves labor and Teamsters relations, with Dio’s parole arranged and testimony set in New York and Washington despite ongoing prosecutions.
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Senate
Bahrein
Persian Gulf
Johnny Dio
Britain
James R. Hoffa
Royal Forces
Teamsters Union
Oman
General Sessions
John A.f
Ge Iain Riod
New York
Thaijin Doe Aela
Dio
Victor Riesel
Max Chester
Cameronian Hizlate
Uestons
Snot
Abel Willslanders
Puerto Ribe
Hussars
Samuel Goldstein
Atte Oktion
Duejo Teamsters
Balt i
Alfredi Reger
London
Isidad
Mullen
Teamster Union
Newmarka
Ft. Ibri
Hofia
Tader Armes
i/Teamster
A Bae Aa
Feuideer
Goldstein
Muscat
Lion
Testi
Hoffa
Bitter House fight looms over jury trials and civil rights
Washington battle lines form as lawmakers debate whether to preserve jury trials and the power of courts in civil rights legislation. President Eisenhower’s stance looms, with a likely Senate vote next week and possible veto implications.
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Washington
House
Seusie
Congress
Senate
Eisenhower
Worl
Eisenhow
Ieee
Adler
White House
Ae Poespehly
Adi
Buster—Tong
Negri Sembilan
Tuanku
Abdul Rahman
Eet
Abdul
Malaya
Your
Bejenos Equsseico
British Set to Re-enter Oman Amid Niwa Standoff
Rebels claim Ibri surrounded as British jets bomb rebel positions for over two weeks. Sinclair signals planned re-entry of Sultan's forces into Oman, using limited British troops to aid Muscat army and the Trucial Scouts in Niwa amid a 40 year administration dispute. Senator Knowland in the vicinity near Nizwa.
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Ibri
Persian Gulf
Oman
Niwa
Sinclair
Imam
Talib
Rl Nelp
Knowland
Senate Republican
Will Je
Mothers at the helm in the Marine Corps debate
An editorial by a female writer examines the role of mothers shaping policy and training in the Marines. The piece discusses whether women influence rugged standards and the potential impact on recruits facing danger and discipline.
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Marine Corps
Enid
Radio-Tv
Queen's Speeches Call Pain in the Neck in London
A controversial magazine critique by Lord Altrincham targets Queen Elizabeth II, calling her speech style and court conservatism a pain in the neck. The piece argues the monarchy remains aloof and out of step with a changing, multiracial Britain, despite attempts to modernize.
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London
Cranddaugh
Lord Allrinchters
Queen Elizabeth’s
Margi.c. Atl
Energy Commission
Altrincham
George V
What the model business man must decide
A witty reflection on the inevitability of trouble in business life. The line suggests the timing and magnitude of challenges define a successful executive.
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Nfrival
MacArthur Stadium
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