Conference On Laos Nears Dead Center
Geneva reports say the United States and Britain push for a Laos cease-fire as Pathet Lao rebels resist. W Averell Harriman and Soviet positions remain unsettled after a conference session was canceled to seek fresh instructions. The British criticize the Russians for failing to honor the Vienna spirit, while delaying future talks.
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HTNL
United International Control Commission
W. Averell Harris
So Padong
Efmah
Laos
Pathet Lao
United
Malcom MacDonald
Harriman
Vienna
Moscow
Soviet foreign minister to bring Laos cease fire word
In Geneva Andrei Gromyko heads home with Moscow's reply to U S demands for an effective Laos cease fire. Washington weighs boycott as rebels press attacks and the 14 nation talks stall awaiting Russian assurances on supervision.
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Andrei Gromyko
Kremlin
United States
Laos
Gromyko
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Padong
Georgi Pushkin
International Control Commission
U.S
Averell Harriman
Laotian Rebels Leave For Geneva With Soviet Backing
Laotian neutralist leader Prince Souvanna Phouma and Prince Souphanouvong depart for the Geneva conference amid Soviet pledges of support. Anastas Vikoyan and Khrushchev officials underscored Moscow’s backing as Laos vows neutrality and independence while aiming for peace.
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UPI
Souvanna Phouma
Phouma
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Anastas I. Vikoyan
Nikita Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Geneva
Phony Ohio Turnpike Bond Sale Probed in Florida
Four Ohioans testified before a federal grand jury in Miami about the origin and sale of 265000 dollars in counterfeit Ohio Turnpike bonds. Real estate broker Chris Markos of Parma named buyers, with 30 individuals summoned. The bond scheme ties to 927000 dollars in counterfeit Shell Oil bonds.
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Cleveland
UPI
Miami
Fla
Chris Markos
Parma
FBI
Shell Oil Co
Grand Jury
Shell
Nassau
British Channel swimmers push limits in wild returns
The 2 mile stretch Dover to France sees a flotilla of odd craft and daring attempts. Pole Alex Wosniak crosses the Channel on ski-like boats in two hours amid rough seas vowing August to retry. Two students ride a tub craft for 14 miles in five hours before seas force retreat. Two RAF volunteers plan a Dover to Calais crossing. Dorothy Perkins becomes the 100th record swimmer from France to England in 20 hours 26 minutes, hindered by a motorboat outage.
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English Channel
France
Britain
Alex Wosniak
Dover
Wosniak
Dover Beach
John Rowe
Alan Witt
Royal Air Force
Dover-Calais
Dorothy Perkins
Cap Gris Nez
Walmer
England
Miss Perkins
Vatican gloom over Khrushchev Kennedy talks
Rome reports the Vatican voices bleak about the Khrushchev Kennedy summit results. In L Osservatore Della Domenica the Vatican spokesman Federico Alessandrini says the meeting will merely create another phony détente and spur neutralism in the West.
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Vatican
L’osservatore Della Domenica
Sunday Observer
Federico Alessandrini
Alessandrini
L’osservat
Firm Denies Red China Trade Deal
Washington reports that an Amer i can firm has been barred from selling grain loading equipment to Norwegian shiplines carrying Canadian grain to Communist China. The order, under the Trading with the Enemy Act, is reviewed after Canadian protests. The Dunbar Rapple Manufacturing Co. of Batavia Illinois was forbidden to supply its vacuvator grain pumps to Norwegian ships under Chinese Communist charter.
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UPI
China
State Department
Lincoln White
Canada
Treasury Department
Dunbar-Rapple Manufacturing Co
Batavia
Soap suds trees grow in Barbados, UPI reports
Nature Study notes Barbados in the West Indies has tree species that reach about 60 feet with berry clusters. When shaken in water the berries produce a thick lather. Barbadians still prefer manufactured detergents and soaps. The Cleanliness Bureau called the soapsuds tree novel rather than efficient.
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West Indies
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World In A Spin and Herald Tribune News Service
A collage of brief notices spans politics science and crime. Names include TOM NEAL FRANCHOT TONE and BARBARA PEYTON with marriage in LAS VEGAS. Accidents at GREENVILLE SPRINGFIELD and deaths at DELAWARE PARK reveal public safety concerns. Senate House approve defense projects for OHIO cities. Historical notes recall Parnell Wright McGaffey and Carl Schurz quotes.
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Werner von Braun
New York
American Rocket Society
Soviet Union
Maurice Bender
U. S. Department of Health
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Tom Neal
Franchot Tone
Barbara Peyton
Neal
Gail Evatt
Las Vegas
Palm Springs
Delaware Park
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Springfield
Paul Canter
Washington
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Toledo
Edward C. Flowers
Akron
Highway Department
Jesse Yoder
Ohio
Officers Corralling Stray Cows Spur Midweek Patrols
In Pittsburgh a pair of officers started their shift chasing two stray cows in Lincoln Park area. The bovines wandered back toward a farm zone in West Mifflin, much to the officers relief. The item mixes stray livestock with brief city-police routine humor reflecting a light local news moment.
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UPI
Vincent Gianello
Nicholas Kozak
Lincoln Park
Lexington
N.C
Rear
J. P. Roussen
Winston-Salem
Boy Killed In Blast Near Hopedale Ohio
Shasies Johnston Prattz twelve of near Hopedale Harrison County was killed Wednesday when a boxful of dynamite caps exploded in his lap in a tragic accident officials said the cause is under investigation and no other injuries were reported
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Harrison County
Nothing New at Eichmann Trial Draws on Auschwitz Horror
At the Eichmann trial in Jerusalem the day’s testimony offered no new facts but recounted the brutal life in Auschwitz. Witnesses described children’s suffering, medical experiments, starvation, and executions, with dramatic incidents fueling courtroom tension as the proceedings continued amid protests and interruptions.
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