Thruway Called Gate to New Prosperity
Gov. Dewey opens the greatest highway as diplomats gather in Washington for a high level conference with Churchill Eden and Eisenhower to seek reconciliation in the U S British rift. Key topics include Indo China defense and a Southeast Asian pact amid lingering disagreement on non aggression treaties. Concluded on page 22.
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Governor Dewey opens 115 mile Thruway section in New York
Governor Dewey rode across Central New York to inaugurate the first great section of the Thruway from Lowell to West Henrietta. He declared the state moves into a new era of growth and prosperity as hundreds packed a Lowell crowd and a 2500 member audience heard him advocate a North South Thruway. Dewey introduced Dewitt Clanton of Buffalo, noted as the great great grandson of the state’s early canal era. The remarks touched on national and international politics as well as transportation progress.
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France Opens Secret Talks With Reds In Geneva
Geneva reports say France has begun hidden negotiations with Vieuminh Foreign Minister Pham Ven Dong to seek a settlement in the Indo-China war. A thir d party arranged two direct talks, as Mendes-France and Chou En-Lai held a parley, with Chou planning to return to Geneva to push peace efforts. Jean Chauvel relayed that there are limits to concessions, signaling cautious progress amid ongoing discussions and expectations.
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Today's Features on Differences Between England and U S
Marquis Childs writes an editorial on resolving major differences between England and the United States. The page also lists regular features and sections including Amusements, France, City Life, Deaths, Editorials, Women's, Letters, Financial, and Sports across pages 1, 28, 29, 38, 49, and 55.
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Speeding fines lead to license loss for Ardmore youth
Police said 19 year old Gamble of Ardmore Ohio had his driving license suspended for six months after he failed to report for an interview about multiple speeding fines. He cannot win the gamble of speed as authorities crack down on violations.
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McCarthy Probe Reported Assigns Surine Without Clearance
Washington dispatches say CIA probe investigator Surine lacks federal security clearance, though he told two reporters last week he has clearance. McCarthy aide CSA notes the assignment and potential removal demands as Senate subcommittee continues inquiry into classified information handling.
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Delta Reds Mopped Up
Delta Reds mopped up guarding ine defense per The French attacked a cas ing effect on the population following the fall of Dien Bien Phu. Red forces of Ge.
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Heat Wave to Hit Syracuse as Warm Air Rises
A sweltering mass of warm air is forecast to sweep across the southwest and reach Syracuse by tomorrow. Temperatures in Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, and Wyoming topped 100 degrees yesterday, with record highs likely elsewhere. Forecasters expect temps to surge into the 90s and possibly reach the hundreds, bringing uncomfortable heat through the weekend.
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Inventor’s wall-view device sparks a window joke
A lighthearted quip recalls a fellow who designed an invention to peek through walls. The punchline lands on naming it a window, delivering a quick chuckle about a doorway to hidden rooms.
Western plan to ban nuclear weapons rejected by Soviets
Western powers proposed an immediate nuclear ban with defense exception, armament freeze, and phased disarmament at United Nations talks. The plan, backed by Britain France the United States and four others, was dismissed by Soviet Ambassador Malik as impractical and conditional.
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Polio Cases Rise Across Nation to 421
National polio tally reaches 421 cases, a 30 percent jump from the prior week. Health Service notes the increase over June figures, with California at 92, Texas 90, and Florida 33 in the latest weekly counts. Since January, about 13,644 cases have occurred in the 1953 period, and 2,082 for the disease year to date.
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GOP Draft Questioned If Dewey Steps Aside
Republican leaders pressed that Ives, a veteran party man, accept the nomination for governor if Dewey bows out. Talks with Assembly Speaker Oswald and Senator Heck centered on Ives as the strongest candidate, with indications Dewey cannot be pressured and Heck seeking lieutenant governor. The discussions followed a joint appearance during the Albany Congress anniversary events.
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City Winning Flood Fight Des Moines Crest
Des Moines reports a record flood crest in the capital reaching 3039 feet, marked as higher than the 1937 disaster. Levee workers face delays from sightseers while National Guardsmen guard the levee area amid water rushing through Iowa’s capital.
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August Draft Call for 23,000 Personnel Announced
Washington today announced a new draft call totaling 23,000 to be drafted in September 1950. The Army stated the August call targets additional manpower for early staffing.
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Section of Niagara River Dewatered in Remedial Work
A Niagara segment reports the dewatering of a river section during remedial work. The Out Power Commission pumped about 2,300,000 gallons from a cofferdam aimed at controlling water flow in the first section of the structure.
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Fatal clash endangers crowd during Honduran protest
A Tegucigalpa crowd gathered for a pro Arbenz backed demonstration was fired upon by Honduran police resulting in graves three recorded as casualties. Details continue on page 72 column 5.
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Republicans Edge Democrats In Gridiron? Baseball Battle
Washington report says Republicans finally beat Democrats 2 to 1 at Griffith Stadium in a seven inning Congressional baseball game. Eugene McCarthy drove in the winning run in the fifth, as Wheeler pitched valiantly for the GOP despite a no hit bid that slipped away. Proceeds will fund a Washington summer camp for underprivileged youths.
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