Adenauer Urges Restart Of West East Disarmament Talks
Soviet Premier Khrushchev welcomes Adenauer letter and favors resuming big power disarmament talks. Adenauer calls for controlled nuclear and conventional disarmament, urging talks begin where they stopped in 1957 before the UN subcommittee. The German chancellor presses for renewed discussions with Moscow to ease NATO tensions.
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Weekend accident toll in Ofuo rises with drownings and crashes
At least 13 people died in Ofuo during the weekend across six highway crashes and six drownings. The toll mirrors a two month low, two more than the 11 killed July 17 19 weekend. A woman and her two children were among those struck when a bus toppled onto the sidewalk.
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Nixon Warns Don’t Expect Too Much From Khrushchev Talk
Vice President Richard M. Nixon warned in Los Angeles that the Eisenhower Khrushchev exchanges will not yield an era of sweetness and light. He spoke at a press conference upon arriving to address the Veterans of Foreign Wars national convention, saying the US must expect no sudden ideological shifts. National Commander John W. Mahan of Helena proposed an American Indian Ocean fleet to counter Soviet influence, citing a power vacuum in India and Southeast Asia as delegates gathered for the five day event.
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Girl Survives 12 Hours in Ice Box Attack
Six year old Debbie Tucker survived 12 hours trapped in a refrigerator after an alleged assault by Charles Crawford. Police say she was found alive by her stepfather Kenneth Spangler near her parents apartment. Crawford was arrested and to be charged with kidnapping and attempted assault as doctors said her exposure was dangerous with low oxygen.
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British Press Raps Hagerty But Likes tke
London dispatch notes varied British coverage of Hagerty with some papers harshly critical while others praise his stance amid a press briefing in London. White House secretary James Hagerty faced tough questions from reporters as editors weighed the president’s policies.
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Officer Ready Baby Born 40th of NY Police Force
A New York police officer delivers a newborn in an urgent home birth. The veteran officer, after completing several preparation courses, assists at Francesca Lopez's residence guiding the birth of a seven pound one ounce boy, marking him as the 40th officer readiness milestone.
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Mail privileges listed for Lorain area in Ohio brief
Postal notice from The Chronicle Telegram outlines mail service privileges and rates for Lorain and surrounding areas in Ohio. It specifies domestic routes and pricing, indicating local and outside state options. The article reflects a 1910s to 1920s era postal operation with community distribution details.
Appeal Likely By Ex Ohioan In Yacht Case
Reynolds a former professor at An tigh College in Yellow Springs Ohio, plans an appeal after a two year sentence for sailing his yacht into a restricted Pacific nuclear test area as a protest. A federal judge suspended most of the term and denied a travel request to Saipan while the appeal proceeds.
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State Official's Assistant Dies in Ohio
Ralph Kelly Cleveland dies Saturday from complications after an operation two days earlier. He served as assistant to Attorney General Vatk McFlrey, and previously worked for the Lake County Herald in Painesville, the Cincinnati papers, the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and the Cleveland News. He was a father of five.
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Berry hints he will not return for Mississippi trial
Richmond dispatch reports Charles Chuck Berry, 28, says he will not return to Meridian Mississippi to challenge charges stemming from an alleged offer of a date to a white girl after a fraternity dance. He says the incident was a misunderstanding and may forfeit his $790 bond rather than attend. Berry described his remark as misinterpreted and noted he might have considered fleeing toward the Alabama border.
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Officer Roots Pain In Neck
London report says an inspector from the Sealand Yard, Dennis Jacobs, an osteopath, treated a neck pain afflicting the man responsible for prime ministerial and presidential security. The session aimed to ease a sore neck that had troubled him for months and involved a rounded technique to relieve tension in the guard chain.
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Multiple Ohio drownings and crashes reported across cities
A string of fatal crashes and drownings from Cleveland to Youngstown and nearby areas is reported. Subjects include Gary Stackhouse, Ellsworth Blair, Marie Krupp, Tillman Olson Jr, George Wilford Jr, Patricia Ridenour, John Lefland, Wayne L Stewart, Frank Breyler, Kathleen Fitzpatrick and others, with incidents ranging from vehicle collisions to swimming accidents and a boat fire.
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Two Teen Slayings Spark New York Violent Wave
In Hell's Kitchen Manhattan two 16 year olds were killed and 15 youths were questioned, with at least two charged with murder and others facing unlawful assembly or witness roles. The slayings push summer juvenile violence to over 20 deaths and 38 wounded, prompting officials to call the surge explosive.
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Auto Falls 10 Stories For Fair Safety Day
Columbus reports Safety Day at the Ohio State Fair includes a dramatic stunt by the Highway Safety Department to show traffic tragedies. An auto dropped from a hoist onto another vehicle as an exhibit to urge safer driving, with 190 crippled children invited to the event and Roy Rogers and Dale Evans set to entertain the youngsters at the Youth Center lunch. The fair draws large crowds daily, with attendance exceeding 100000 and the pageant continuing through the week plus livestock shows and dairy cattle events underway in the Coliseum.
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Jury Studies Sticky Problem
The Upson County grand jury in Thomaston Georgia clamps down on penny gum machines that offer odds. It says gum dispensing machines turn gaming into chance by promising rewards like a nickel or a bar of candy.
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Gay Hart Weds In Secret Ceremony At Home
Jacqueline Gay Hart 21, believed kidnapped in a hoax last month, married Stanley Noyes Gaines 25 of Fayetteville West Virginia in a quiet Episcopalian ceremony at her parents home in Short Hills New Jersey. The secrecy was strict with officials and neighbors unaware until news of the marriage leaked Saturday. Hart is the daughter of Ralph A. Hart executive vice president of Colgate Palmolive Co.
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Chinese Student Hides 4 Years In Church After Failing In Class
Ann Arbor Michigan police captured Cheng Guan Lim 28 after he hid for nearly four years in a church attic beside the University of Michigan campus. He described his life in the attic as a self-imposed punishment to cope with failure and shame. Deportation officials considered options if he is not charged with breaking and entering.
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