Moscow Denies Arrest Reports Deposed Reds Face New Charges
The Soviet press spreads accusations against Molotov and Malenkov amid disarmament talks in London. Molotov is charged with ignorance and inefficiency after leaving the foreign post, while Malenkov is linked to delays in electrical power expansion. Tallinn’s meeting denounces Kaganmich for arrogance as Estonia’s political shifts continue.
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Molotov
Tzvestia
Tallinn
Estonia
Kaganmich
Soviet Leaders Ousted Shakeup Rocks Soviet Government
Khrushchev led purge reports describe Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich blamed for factionalism and vanity while Zhukov backs the defense ministry. Deputy premiers Pervukhin and Saburov lose posts as Moscow turmoil deepens amid mass rallies and official attacks. Stassen outlines US plan to convert nuclear weapons to peaceful use with strict controls and mutual verification.
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Virgin
Devel
Pravda
Leora
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Push Forward Development Party
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Jiro
Kaganovich
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Communist Party
Russia
Stassen
America
U.S
Russa
Man Confesses Robbing Tavern Twice in Two Months
Milwaukee report says John Schu bert, 48, admitted to robbing the same tavern twice in the past two months and spending all loot at the bar, explaining his actions to investigators.
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Milwaukee
John Schubert
Achat
Bert
Welfare Directors To Discuss State Fund Cut
Welfare directors from several large counties meet in Cincinnati to discuss a nine million dollar state cut in health funds for old aged pensioners. The reductions affect about ninety five thousand people and include limits on hospital stays, doctor visits, nursing home care, and medical fees with counties urged to fill gaps.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Cuyahoga
John Schaller
Margaret Ireland
Ininety-Tve
Schafer
Mrs Ireland
Ireland
ONeill Denies Presidential Ambitions
Columbus reports Governor ONeill denied having presidential or vice presidential ambitions for 1960. He invited Republican state Central Committee members and their spouses to a social dinner at the executive mansion, amid reporters linking him to the campaign and recalling activities at the Virginia Governor’s Convention.
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Columbus
INS
O’neill
O'Neill
Republican State Central Committee
Executive Mansion
Poliical
Virginia
Governor Refutes National Run Talk In July 5 Stock Notes
Ohio governor denies any national candidacy plans amid a U.S. political rumor mill. He asserts no effort to pursue higher office and stresses dedication to his governor duties. He condemns rumors as nonsense and insists the presidency should seek the man, not vice versa.
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John Ashbrook
Licking County
Natonal Young Republicans
O'Neill
The
United States
Committee Votes To Continue Farm Conservation Programs
Washington reports indicate congressional actions to preserve key farm conservation plans despite administration plans to curtail soil conservation and subsidy programs. The House Senate conference committee fast tracks a compromise on the 1958 agricultural bill amid pressure from farmers and industry groups.
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Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department of Administration
Senate House
Mitee
Agricul
Light from Atomic Blast Seen 1200 Miles Away
A distant observer reported seeing a brilliant light from an atomic test near Las Vegas, Nevada. Reports described a sunlike glow seen up to 1200 miles away over the Pacific, with tremors felt in Los Angeles as windows shattered hours later. Seismographs confirmed the blast magnitude, and heat scorched brush on a nearby ridge.
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Scepers
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Los Angeles Area
AEC
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Sen. Estes Ke
Eisenhower
United States
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Power Co
Hells Can
Kefauver
Senate
Weather Fair with Cooler Readings Nationwide
The nation forecasts fair weather with cooler conditions in much of the country. A minor storm system produced tornadoes and thundershowers in six states, injuring one and wounding twenty. Thunderstorms linger along the Mississippi Valley and Southwest, with cooling over the Great Lakes, New England, and Atlantic coast. South and Pacific Northwest high elevation showers possible. overall.
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Southwest
Gulf Coast
Middle Atlantic
Great Lakes
New England
Pacific Northwest
Atlantic
Traffic Deaths Drop Third Day Of Weekend
National tolls show safety experts hopeful as third holiday weekend fails to reach expected lows. States report California 18 Texas 16 Michigan 14 Oklahoma 12 New York 10 with a deadly Copemish, Michigan crash killing seven. Police cite 465 deaths by Sunday midnight and note ongoing show business related fatalities across various incidents.
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California
iTexas
Michigan
Oklahoma
New York
Copemish
Mich
Arkansas
National Safety Council
Belle Fourche
S. D
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Ethyl C
Familton
Ethel
D'Arcy
Planet
Prescott
Ariz
Odis Sullivan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Negroes Defy Threats Continue Store Boycott
Tuskegee Alabama Negroes pressed a store boycott amid alleged intimidation claims. Police said numerous complaints allege forcible prolongment of the protest against rezoning a large Negro district. The action, sparked by Dean Gomalahon, targets white merchants and follows passage of a state bill awaiting Gov. Folsom's signature. One warrant withdrawn. another for orderly conduct to be heard Monday.
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Ala
INS
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Tuskegee Institute
James E. Folsom
Gomalhon
O. L. Hreinett
Mtimdaien
Queen Ester Harris
R. D. Comer
Tuskegee Veterans Administraton Hospital
Actress Hurt Charged With Drunk Driving
Hollywood actress Gail Russell, 32, charged with felony drunk driving after her car plowed into a closed restaurant front. Bail set at $1,000. booked on misdemeanor charge and released on $263 bond. Busboy Robert Bernakis, 21, injured with a fractured leg and cuts. Russell failed breath test despite claiming two drinks.
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Hollywood
Gail Russell
Marshall Schui
Russell
Robert Rernakis
Miss Russell
Police Say Boys Stole Jewelry in Cleveland Capers
Police interrupted a family dinner to arrest a 14 year old and his 11 year old brother for a jewelry theft worth 8600 and a car wreck during a brief joy ride. The younger said he was forced to help by the older brother, a runaway from a children's home.
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Cleveland
Joseph Broner
Robert Reddinger
They Don’t Care For Turtle Suit In Cedar Rapids
D C and Marie Lackman face a lawsuit in Cedar Rapids accusing them of altering surface waters and causing flooding in neighbors’ basements after a turtle pond incident. The suit claims the couple arranged water flows, leading to property damage.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
D. C
Marie Lackman
Lackmans
Canton Fire Destroys Stores. Sixteen Firemen Overcome
A three hour downtown Canton blaze caused an estimated 100000 in damage. The Turm Table Record Shop and Miller Shoe Store on Third Street were destroyed while four other firms suffered water and smoke damage. All city fire apparatus and off duty firefighters were pressed into service and ambulances rushed to Mercy and Avitman hospitals.
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Turmtable Record
Miller Shoe
Third Street
Stacken
Mercy
Avitman
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