Geneva Summit Yields Deferred Goals and New Spirit
President Eisenhower reports on the Geneva Big Four meeting calling it the start of a new spirit of friendliness. Dulles praised the talks as achieving all aims with perhaps more, while Congress prepared a full report on his return.
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White House
House
John Foster Dulles
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U.S
West
16 Ohio Residents Die in Weekend Accidents
At least 16 people died in Ohio over the weekend from highway crashes drownings and a deadly home fire. Names include Joan Logas of Mansfield. Karl Kniften and Lois Kniften of Columbus. Waldo Taylor of Cheshire. James Gardner of Gnadenhutten. Theodore and Elizabeth Sweetapple of Youngstown. Carl Hall of Magnolia. Incidents ranged from a house fire in Columbus to a railroad crash in Youngstown and a car wheel fatality at Canton Motor Speedway.
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Esape
Joan A. Logas
Peter Logas
Mansfield
Fairfield Beach
Buckeye Lake
Karl Kniften
Lois
Waldo Taylor
Cheshire
Comett Ward
Gallia County
James Gardner
Gnadenhutten
Tuscarawas’ River
Theodore Sweetapple
Elizabeth
Youngstown
Carl Hall
Magnolia
Carroll County
Canton Motor Speedway
Government surpluses trim butter stocks and losses
Washington reports a government surplus butter squeeze easing yet losses persist. Agriculture official Francis Immasche notes surplus butter down over 3 percent year to year with spring rebound expected as the milk season starts. Only 14 million pounds sold commercially last year, with large quantities donated or disposed through relief and foreign deals.
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Francis W. Immasche
Agriculture Department
Immasche
Rénson
Foreum Relief
ONeill Emerges as Republican Governor Candidate Hope
Washington County Republicans adopt a resolution backing William ONeill for governor. ONeill indicated plans to seek the GOP nomination in Ohio next year, regardless of Lausche's status. The resolution traces his career from state representative to speaker, floor leader, and attorney general.
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O'Neil
National Organization of State Attorneys General
Investigation For Talbott To Be Heated
Senate Investigations subcommittee began public hearings on Air Force Secretary Harold E. Talbott. Democrats pressed the probe into potential use of office to aid Mulligan and Co. and RCA involvement amid secret subcommittee evidence and forthcoming witness testimony.
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Senate
Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
Talbott
Paul B. Mulligan and Co
New York
Charman
John L. McClellan
Dark
Subcommittee
Ai Force
John A. Johnson
Radio Corporation of America
Sam Ewing
RCA
Mulligan
McClellan
New York Times
Defense
Mulligan Company
Radio Star in Cleveland Hunter dies
Cartwright M. J Pinky Hunter, 55, former baseball announcer and a star in music and radio in Cleveland, died Saturday after a long illness. Services will be in Cleveland tonight, burial in Wilmington Tuesday. Hunter led an orchestra before joining WHR in 1937 and became Jo Graney's partner in announcing baseball games, later serving as WEEK program director in 142.
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Whlmington
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Jo Graney
War Unrest Costly as World Seeks Peace Says Brown
In a UPI dispatch rep Clarence J Brown urges global unity for peace. He frames war and unrest as heavy burdens on nations and people, calling for concerted action toward disarmament cooperation and peaceful solutions.
Pillivant Promoted and Geneva Conference Outlook
Lt. Col. Ray A. Pillivant of Wellington receives a promotion to colonel in ceremonies at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. The Geneva summit under Eisenhower sparked hope for peace as Western diplomacy aims to check Soviet military intimidation and plan a October meeting on German reunification and related issues.
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Germany
Wellington Man Receives Full Colonel's Eagles
Col. Pillivant, West Point graduate and engineer, rose from Coast Artillery second lieutenant in 1935 to full colonel. His career spanned coast defenses, Ordnance roles, and World War II service in India China Burma Theatre, Europe, and Asia. Married to Louise Way with two daughters, he has held posts at Camp Bowie, Fort Sam Houston, APG, and Formosa.
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Coast Artillery
Erie Proving Ground
India
China-India-Burma
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Louisianas
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Cambridge
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Geneva Parley Appraised by Top World Leaders
United Press exclusive articles feature Sen. John J. Sparkman and Rep. Clarence J. Brown assessing the Geneva Conference talks. Sparkman, Democrat from Alabama and former vice presidential nominee, serves on the Foreign Relations Committee. Brown, Ohio Republican, aligns with Taft’s conservative flank in Congress.
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Ohio
The
United Press
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Rep
Sen. Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
United Nations General Assembly
Brown
Congress
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Alabama
Congress Adjourment Hopes Seen Amid Stalemate
Congress faces a drawn out final week with adjournment unlikely by Saturday. Leaders warn of major battles over highway, housing, education, and energy policy as Republicans and Democrats spar over civil rights and military reserves.
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Senate
House
Oahiere
Hugh Scott
Colorado River
Eisenhower
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Theater Figure Dies in Dallas Broadway Producer Margo Jones
Miss Margo Jones 42 a Dallas Broadway and theatre producer died in a Dallas hospital Sunday night The obituary notes her prominence in Dallas theater and Broadway productions and her role as a producer.
Not Negotiable DEAL in England Revered Chaplain Stirs LOU
The Rev. F. L. Pocock senior chaplain at the Royal Marine detachment in England held up a sixpence as a Local Offertury Unit during last Sunday's collection and complained it was part of the previous week's collection.
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England
F. L. Pocock
Royal Marine Detachment
Geneva Conference Seen As Step Toward Peace
The Geneva conference is judged neither a success nor failure but a opening in negotiations toward world peace. Key figures like Sen. George and Gov. Stevenson urged open talks with Britain, France, Russia, and the United States while President Eisenhower decided to participate and support further discussions.
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Russia
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Two Men Charged After Altercation with Officers
LORAINE Two men Gestan Davis 40 of Fulton Road and Willie Johnson 31 of West 17th Street were booked on interfering with an officer resisting arrest and intoxication after an incident near 130 West 17th Street Saturday. Police said officers were ticketing a vehicle for towing when Johnson interfered and Davis joined. a meter officer reported his shirt torn.
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Fulton Rd
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Senator Walter George Advocates Talks With Red China
Senator Walter F. George urged inviting Red China to a high level foreign ministers meeting on Asia before year’s end. He favored including Chinese Nationalists as equals and proposed Formosa and Quemoy Matsu be on the agenda. He also recommended expanding trade with the Communist regime in peaceful goods.
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Walter F. George
D-Ga
Red China
Asia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Georgia Democrat
NBC
Meet the Press
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Ching
U.S
Bulganin Reaffirms Red View on German Unification
Soviet Premier Bulganin reiterated that German reunification must wait for a European security pact. He spoke in Berlin during talks with East German leaders and warned there would be no change in Moscow’s position as Western ministers address the German question.
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Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Edgar Faure
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
V. M. Molotov
United Nations
New York
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Bulganin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Moscow
Schoenefeld
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Balzanin
East Germany
Otto Grotewohl
Germany
NATO
Runaway Van Driver's Wife Credited With Averting Disaster
In Winsted Connecticut Katherine McFaun, wife of driver John McFaun, steered ahead to warn traffic as a horse van lost brakes on a hill and sped toward busy intersections. The van carted 11 people and a trailer load, but help arrived to halt it after a tense downhill run.
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Conn
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John McFaumn
Ipswich
Mass
Saisbury
Katherine McFaurn
Jones
Nether
193 Science Experts Plan Geneva Trek
The United States to send a large delegation of scientists to Geneva for the UN conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy August 8 to August 20. Leader: Lewis L. Strauss as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. Delegation includes nuclear scientists and researchers from AEC labs universities government services and private industry. Congressional advisers named separately.
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D-Cal
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R-N. C
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