Cessation of Nuclear Tests Depends Solely On Russians
United Press reports that the decision to end nuclear tests rests with Soviet Russia. Eisenhower and Macmillan demand an air tight inspection system before agreeing to a ban. Scientists and politicians worldwide push for an international test prohibition due to radiation fears.
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Russia
Mli
United States
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Macmillan
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Ceteka
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Carnival Ride Accident In Davenport Hurts Ten
Davenport Iowa June 10 At least ten persons were injured Sunday night when Ruth Howard sixteen and Edward Eberly twenty eight were flung from a rocket plane ride onto a crowded midway. The door opened and they were tossed about thirty feet into the air landing among onlookers and injuring eight seriously though none were in critical condition.
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Davenport
Iowa
Ruth Howard
Edward Eberly
Infection puts Ike's brother in hospital
Baltimore June 10 Further tests were scheduled today for Dr Milton E Eisenhower president Johns Hopkins University hospitalized with a kidney infection He became ill late Saturday and was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital Sunday with a fever Dr Eisenhower 57 is the youngest brother of President Eisenhower
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Baltimore
Milton E. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins Hospital
U S Plans for Travel Boom With Jet Transports
Miss Frances Knight of the U S Passport Office says a new era of travel is coming as jet transports enter full use. She projects a leap to about a million passports a year, notes 560000 issued this year, and cites 82 006 April applications as record.
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U. S
Frances G. Knight
Passport Office
America
Miss Knight
Treasury
Passport Office head Miss Knight shapes travel era
The Passport Office of the State Department has been run by a woman for 29 years since 1955. Miss Knight reports modernization with machines and decor to match rising travel. She notes passport flaws from birth year mutilations and the need for proper photos.
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Passport Office
State Department
Miss Knight
Grandfather Presents Degree at Penn State Ceremony
George H. Deike III received his degree from Penn State over the weekend in University Park. Grandfather George H. Deike of Pittsburgh, a 1903 State graduate and board president, attended with the parents Mr. and Mrs. George H. Deike Jr. Ruth, the graduate’s wife, was absent as she had a baby daughter hours earlier and had earned her degree last year. Dr. Erick Walker noted the newborn.
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University Park
George H. Deike HI
Pennsylvania State University
George H. Deike
Pittsburgh
George H. Deike Jr
Ruth
Penn State
Erick Walker
Khan's Son to Marry Nina Dyer in Geneva Nuptials
Geneva reports that Khan's son will wed former British model Nina Dyer. The notice mentions the June date and identifies Geneva as the wedding location.
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Khan
Geneva
Switzerland
Nina Dyer
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