Anglo American scientific resources pool eyed for NATO boost
Washington reports a proposed U S United Kingdom science data exchange and future research pooling to counter Soviet missile advances. The plan aims to share data on atomic and missile development, aligning NATO efforts as Eisenhower and Macmillan meet to discuss bold leadership in space and defense amid Sputnik lessons.
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Queen Elizabeth II Opens Washington Cultural Tour
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visit Washington for a two day cultural sweep. The monarch tours the National Gallery of Art and attends a Blake exhibit honoring the artist on the eve of his 200th birthday. The royal visit, marked by rain and high society, follows prior White House engagements.
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McClellan Puts Probe on Hoffa Vote At Issue
Washington dispatch notes Sen McClellan and the Senate Rackets Committee examining alleged rigging of Jimmy Hoffa's Teamsters election. Reports say delegates were illegally selected, with claims of 30 to 75 percent ineligible, while Kasper faces charges tied to antitrust and labor disputes. Also mentions atomic plant shutdowns and Britain’s energy situation.
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Public hopes for peace amid looming global conflict
Marquis Childs weighs administration flaws and public belief about war chances. The column analyzes how near or distant peace appears, reflecting on political missteps and media framing as tensions rise worldwide.
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West Germany breaks off ties with Yugoslavia
Bonn announces diplomatic break with Yugoslavia over Marshal Tito's decisions. Foreign Minister von Brentano says West Germany does not recognize East German veto, calling the action unfriendly after a conference with Chancellor Adenauer. Weather map center shifts amid showers and cool conditions, forecast to extend through tomorrow noon.
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Sgt Rhodes Linked to Soviet Spy Ring Found Guilty Evidence Read in Court
Absent clear, jury heard about Rhodes, a U.S. Army sergeant stationed at Fort Myer, alleged recruited for Soviet espionage. A Moscow embassy link and microfilm items were introduced as evidence as the case against him and his wife evolved during the trial adjournment.
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Missile contracts awarded for 183 million dollars
Fragmented report mentions 183 million in missile contracts and a reference to Mrs Rhodes and a sergeant, with unclear details about location Moscow and a Rhodes attachment to an embassy. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identities.
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Two Men Quizzed by FBI Over Airport Theft
Two men questioned by FBI after a theft at Hancock Airport involving a suitcase containing jewelry valued near two hundred thousand dollars. Police, noting a ditch and a damaged car nearby, reported a hit-and-run incident at South Bay and Tait Roads yesterday evening.
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Elephant Loose in Catskills Fires Diminished by Rain
In New York the hunting of small game will be allowed with no open season restrictions through the weekend as rain eases fire danger in the woods. The State Conservation Department said rain temporarily reduced the fire danger, and Conservation Commissioner Sharon J. Mansh indicated a halt to hunting might be needed if woodland wetting did not occur within three days.
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UN Takes Up War Plot Charges as Tension Rises
United Nations opens urgent session prodded by Syria and the Soviet Union to examine charges that the United States and Turkey are preparing to trigger a Middle East war. The Soviet union accuses Washington of masterminding the alleged plot while Turkey and Syria clash over credibility. US and Turkish delegates seek broad support for a UN inquiry into Syrian Soviet maneuvers and the wider crisis, amid tension and debate on immediate action.
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Ship Hits Iceberg Near Greenland Report
A Danish ship near Greenland reported collision with an iceberg and requested help. The Danish vessel Else Melsen issued an SOS, the Disko reported sending aid, and no further assistance was needed as nearby vessels offered support.
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Whitus Pugh Freed After Evidence Evaporates In Texas Case
In Tyler Texas William Whitus Pugh was released after prosecutors found no stamped whiskey and the sole evidence, a five gallon batch of homemade liquor, proved insufficient. A dark brow residue noted at the scene did not sustain the charge and the defendant walked free.
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Nevada Gambling Winnings Hit Record Levels in First Months
Nevada casinos won about 35 million dollars in April to June, a 5 percent rise from the prior year, with Las Vegas and Reno showing gains. Officials cite a growing, less identifiable betting boom as the market expands, while analysts seek reasons for the surge and note high rollers and midrange players driving the increase.
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