Russia Agrees To Talks On Nuclear Test Controls
Moscow reports the Soviet Union will begin exploratory scientific talks in Geneva on July 1 to discuss policing a world wide ban on nuclear explosions. The move follows Eisenhower's proposals for technical inspection talks and includes U N involvement in a technical capacity. The delegation features Nobel laureates Nikolai Semyonov and others as part of the seven man Soviet team.
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Soviet Union
Geneva
Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
United States
Britain
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U.N. Secretariat
Ernest C. Lawrence
University of California’s
Radiation Laboratory
Robert F. Bacher
California Institute of Technology
James Brown Fisk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Nikolai A. Semyonov
Evgeni K. Fedorov
International Geophysical Year Committee
City Planning Commission names four new members
Mayor Henninger will announce four new members for five year terms to fill resignations. They are Mrs. Donald M. Dey a prominent civic leader. Noreda A. Rotunno a Syracuse University landscape architecture professor. Attorney Harry G. Slater assistant general counsel for Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. and Attorney Richard Wiles of Wiles & Wiles. Rotunno is favored to be chairman. current members Berman Bourke Bowley Hurley resigned May 27.
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City Planning Commission
Henninger
Donald M. Dey
Sedgwick Dr
Dey Brothers & Co
Noreda A. Rotunno
Dorsett Rd
Syracuse University
Harry G. Slater
Harrington Rd
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Richard Wiles
E. Genesee St
Wiles & Wiles
Mutual Federation of Independent Milk Cooperatives
Dey
Roturno
Slater
Wiles
Lovesick airman found after dramatic Mississippi flight
Donald Keeton, 19, fled Gulfport in a rented plane to see his girlfriend. After a chaotic cross‑state chase through Texas and Louisiana, he surrendered at his mother’s Dallas home then was taken to Hensley Field. He faces military discipline for being absent without leave.
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Donald Keeton
Doris Lynn Bowling
Dallas
Mississippi
Tunn Rawline
Baroney
Anna Belle Keeton
Gulfport
Gulf of Mexico
Tyler
Red River
Hensley Field
Stork at Rest tavern opens in former maternity home
Out of Business Gravesend reports a building in Gravesend England that formerly housed a maternity home has been converted into a tavern named The Stork at Rest. The transformation preserves a local landmark while offering new social space.
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Gravesend
England
UPD
Talk or Quit as Top Aide Adams Demands
Two Republican senators demanded that Sherman Adams explain expensive favors from Boston industrialist Berard Goldfine. They urged his resignation if he fails to fully account for $2,000 in hotel bills. White House defends Adams and cites confidence. A Democratic senator called Adams actions in bad taste, while Goldfine faces Justice Department scrutiny per reports.
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Sherman Adams
Boston
Berard Goldfine
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Charles R. Potter
Mich
Adams
White House
Potter
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Justice Department
House
Goldfine
Hisenhower
New York Herald Tribune
Criminal Division
New England
Frederick G. Payne
Rmaine
Payne
Sai
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Plymouth
Mass
Animals drink because they drink, says addiction expert
Dr Maurice Pruitt of Chattanooga argues addiction is a physical affliction not a moral flaw and cites animal case histories from bees to elephants showing they drink, binge, and neglect duties. He notes several species, including pigs and pigeons, chase intoxicants and that some disrupt families and work.
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George Cornell
New York
Maurice Pruitt
Animal Kingdom
Pruitt Pruitt
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pruitt
Tennessee
Release of two American priests from China ends years in jail
Peiping radio announced the release of Rev. Joseph McCormack and Rev. Cyril Wagner from Shanghai prisons after five-year terms for espionage and sabatoge charges. The action leaves four Americans still jailed in China and Bishop Walsh remaining under house arrest in Shanghai.
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Peiping Radio
China
Joseph P.mccormack
Maryknoll Seminary
Ossining
N. Y
Cyril P. Wagner
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ill
Shanghai
Robert, E. McCann
Altadena
Calif
Hugh Francis Redmond
Yonkers
John Thomas Downey
U.S
New Britain
James Edward Walsh
Cumberland
Walsh Song
Father McCormack
Father Wagner
De Gaulle seeks funds for reform through nationwide bond appeal
Premier De Gaulle urged French citizens to dig money from mattresses to back a new bond issue seen as a vote of confidence. He outlined aims including Algerian pacification and a stronger Western Alliance, and named a federal overseas framework while keeping Algeria closely tied to France. He consulted Jacques Soustelle to advise on peace in Algeria.
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Paris
de Gaulle
France
Algeria
Jacques Soustelle
Algiers
Roosevelt Jr Named in Nine Million Lawsuit
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. is named as a defendant in a nine million dollar suit filed by Duke Cullum a Washington automobile dealer. Cullum claims Roosevelt and four others ousted him from an auto distributorship he helped start and financed with forty eight thousand dollars plus forty three thousand in loans.
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New York
UPI
Franklin JD. Roosevelt Jr
Duke Cullum
Washington
Roosevelt
Cullum
It Figures
Louisville, AP reports Tom Kirtley, famed for 51 parachute jumps without incident, planned an exhibition drop but broke a leg after slipping on home porch steps.
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Louisville
Tom Kirtley
Kirtley
Weekend Weather Clears Up in Central New York
The Weather Bureau reports a cold northerly outbreak altering yesterday's forecast to a clear cool weekend. Strong northeast winds will push temperatures down to 48 tonight, with tomorrow rising to about 70 degrees.
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New
All Town's Males Are on Ballot in Brunswick NC
In Brunswick North Carolina a four year vote for mayor and four council seats is held with a ballot listing the town's 42 registered male voters. There are 75 eligible voters and write ins are allowed.
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Brunswick
N.C
North Carolina
Freezing Winds Batter Whiteface Peak Weather Update
A late season chill hit Lake Placid as Whiteface Mountain recorded a 26 degree overnight low and winds gusting to 88 miles an hour. The stormy conditions came as summer is a week away and residents brace for ongoing cold.
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Lake Placid
Whiteface Mountain
What Women in Their Middle Forties Wish They Could Again
A lighthearted look at nostalgia and longing as women in their forties reflect on youth trends. The piece considers fashion, music, and attitudes from earlier decades through a humorous, self aware lens.
London's Buses To Roll Again After Pay Accord
London bus workers voted to accept a 1.25 dollar pay increase ending a six week strike. Leaders expect mass approval and buses to resume service late next week in the wake of the accord.
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London
UPI
Youngster at 80 in Forrest City
Census taker L. W. Brown meets Mrs. Anna Kieten who says her age is 80. She then introduces her mother Mrs. Becky Garrett aged 117 and her aunt Mrs. Rachel Brazier aged 118.
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Forrest City
Ark
L. W. Brown
Anna Kieten
Round World With Saroyan daily feature series begins
William Saroyan leads a new Herald American series with humorous sketches and aerial views of highway construction. The Sunday feature covers Park Street Oswego Boulevard expressway, Syracuse Psychiatric Hospital open look, and Cathy Covert explores bars' disappearance. A water safety series also starts.
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Saroyan
Herald - American
Syrah
Case
Park St
Oswego Blvd
Syracuse Psychiatric Hospital
Cathy Covert
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