Talks on Geneva meet amid arms race concerns
Senate Foreign Relations members question a possible test of American defenses as Eisenhower and leaders from Russia Britain and France prepare for a Geneva meeting set for July 18. Discussions in New York and San Francisco focus on arms reduction and a broader NATO Warsaw pact framework.
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Five-Cent Stamp Sells for 4200 Dollars
A handmade United States five-cent stamp from 1846 sold in London for 4200 dollars, auction highlight of the day.
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Eisenhower backs bipartisan study on federal employee security
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration will support a Democratic sponsored plan for a bipartisan commission to study the federal employee security program. Senator Humphrey and Senator Stennis lead the measure set for Senate debate with expectations of strong passage.
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Helen Keller’s Quiet Day After Press Conference
The passage describes Helen Keller rising before 6 a.m with Bible reading and walks with her dog along a cedar railing. She holds a brief press conference, returns to chores, and is visited by close friends James Adams and Nella Braddy-Henney, while admirers flood in with messages and gifts.
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Stamp sale features 1847 issue offered by BEingham
Sir Nicholas Waterhouse of BEingham offered the 1847 stamp in question for sale. It was purchased by an Australian collector whose name was not disclosed.
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General Chase to Retire From Formosa Post
Maj. Gen. William C. Chase departs Formosa for home and retirement after four years as head of the U S Military Assistance Advisory Group on Formosa. Maj. Gen. George W. Smythe will succeed him.
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Wrecks Kill Three In Area Crash News
The report notes several fatalities from a Nottingham Road crash near Grindstone Creek. Lazarore, Archer, and Ingersoll die from skull fractures while Mary Roy and three others are injured. Autopsies pending, investigation by Oswego County officials.
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Minette
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Forman Ave
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University Hospital
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Martin Hilfinger, Jr
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Donald
Margaret Dillon
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