Pravda Attacks U S as Nixon Arrives in USSR
Pravda accuses the United States of a new anti-Soviet campaign on the eve of Vice President Nixon's visit. The three column piece questions Eisenhower's friendship talks and cites a July 11 congressional resolution urging a prayer for enslaved nations. Observers fear the tone could affect Nixon's reception in Moscow.
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Ohio to Get U S Aid For Schools 214 Million
Ohio accepts two and a half million dollars in federal aid for school equipment and testing under the National Defense Education Act of 1958. School boards decide on federal funds, with Jackson Local School District and Cincinnati Board of Education opposing. several boards may follow. The Education Department has approved 636,148 for 334 schools, with funds matched by local districts and aimed at new projects only.
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Stark County
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
R. B. Chandler
Harold Bowers
Congress
Othir
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Seven Die In Tanker Crash At Andover New Hampshire
An Air Force tanker burst into flames in flight and crashed in a hay field near Andover New Hampshire. All seven crew members were killed. The seven were Capt James H White of Cambridge Massachusetts Lt Harold C High of Duluth Minnesota L J Dean H Holdworth of Worland Wyoming T Sgt Marion C Ackerman of Vevay Indiana Airman 3 Philip K Darst Norman Oklahoma Owen Q Combs of Bloomfield Indiana T Sgt Jake Schmidt of Riverton Wyoming.
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UPI
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Harold C. High
Duluth
Minn
L J. Dean H. Holdworth
Worland
Wyo
Humphrey Pushes World Summit to Fight Cancer
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged a global health summit to wage an East West cancer fight. He cited two million annual cancer deaths and noted Soviet scientists could aid anti cancer efforts while referencing clues from Japan US breast cancer rates. He said Berlin population comparison underscored the stakes.
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UPID
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Health
Humphrey
Senate
Minnesota
West Berlin
Berlin
Nikkita Khrushchev
Moscow
Japan
United States
Rise And Fall Of The Bloomer
The piece recounts a Labor Board case over bloomers at a factory, noting Evelyn Sandlin’s role as union spokesman and rumors of an amorous maintenance man. It attributes the shutdown to changing fashion rather than union pressure, citing testimonies by Howard Sembla and a trial examiner.
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Evelyn Sandlin
Bleamer
Evelyn Ne
Te Union
Evelyn
Howard Sembla
Ecigion
Bing
Gunn
Pigeons Provoke City Park Complaints in Birmingham
Birmingham Mayor Jenas W. Morgan announced Tuesday that pigeons have become such a nuisance in a city park that he has received a request for a personal rental permit. The note cites ongoing problems from the birds and seeks possible remedies.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Jenas W. Morgan
Ome
Alabama Senate approves secession bill for schools
The Alabama senate adopted a bill allowing schools facing a racial crisis to withdraw from the state public school system and form a local financed system.
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Montgomery. Ala
UPT
Alabama Senate
15 Finalists Named in Miss U S A Contest in Long Beach
UPI reports 23 year old Joy Blaine a Las Vegas showgirl divorcee was among 15 Miss U S A finalists chosen as competition began in Long Beach California. Other contenders include Miss Hawaii Patricia Visser and 13 more southern and regional contestants. The winner advances to Miss Universe selections starting Friday.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Las Vegas New
U.S.A
Joy Blaine
Tropicana Hotel
Las Vegas
Patricia Visser
United States
Mitchell Ike Top Advisor Emerges As Ike’s Steel Strike Link
Washington reports Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell was tapped by President Eisenhower to act as a one man fact finder on the steel strike. The move positions Mitchell to influence the steel industry and United Steelworkers and to report developments to the White House. Officials say no national welfare risk yet to Taft Hartley emergency provisions. Carl Messinger notes defense production should not be affected before September and sees no shortage for several weeks after.
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UPD
James P. Mitchel
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Steel Industry
United Steelworkers Union
National Welfare
White House
Carl W. Messinger
Iron and Steel Division
Business and Defense Services Administration
Messinger
Indian Pitcher Faces Breach Of Promise Suit
Cleveland pitcher Jim Mudcat Grant is named in a breach of promise suit filed by Grace Bryan a student nurse at Metropolitan General Hospital. The suit claims Grant agreed to marry Bryan on July 15 but called off the wedding four days earlier citing unspecified reasons.
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UPID
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Grace Bryan
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Envoys Eye Arab Market Discuss East German Influence
West German Foreign Office Secretary Herbert Dittman chaired talks in Beirut with West German and West German envoys to the Middle East. The session focused on Communist East Germany's economic penetration of the Arab world amid an official visit to Iraq.
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Middle East
East Germany
Foreign Office
Herbert Dittman
Iraq
Unrest Across Caribbean Fueled by Poverty and Illiteracy
The analysis links Caribbean unrest to poverty high illiteracy and unequal land ownership. It notes Cuban influence in the region but cites multiple causes from within and outside Latin America. It mentions invasions in Panama and Nicaragua and a planned OAS foreign ministers gathering in Santiago Chile to address regional instability.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
Castro
Dominican Republic
Nicaragua
Moscow
Santiago
Chile
Little Rock Enrolls Five Negro Students at Central High
Pre registration for white and Negro students at Little Rock four high schools entered its second day with five Negro students registered at Central High. Gloria Gant, a tuberculosis crippled girl, is the only Negro to register in person. Parents of Elizabeth Eckford Thelma Mothershed Melba Patillo and Jefferson Thomas registered for them.
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Little Rock. Ark
Little Rock
Central High School
Central High
Mist Airborne Division
Gloria Gant
Elizabeth Eckford
Thelma Mothershed
Melba Patillo
Jefferson Thomas
End of Iraqi Revolt Report Across Kirkuk and Baghdad
Iraqi government radio announced the six week revolt ended in Kirkuk with investigations into a Communist inspired uprising. MENA cited fighting spreading to Baghdad and other cities and reported 80 dead, with Western estimates up to 100.
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Oh Cerner
Kirkuk
Ahmad El-Abdi
Egypt
Middle East News Agency
MENA
Baghdad
Mustafa Sulayman
Kassem
Abdel Karim Kaseem
Abdel Karem Kassem
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