U S Road Into The Future May Take New Turn As Result Of Treaty Vote
Washington July 18 Our road into the future takes a new turning after two weeks of debate the Senate is expected to approve joining the Atlantic Pact. This pledges aid to Western Europe if attacked by Russia and raises questions about timing arms and commitments.
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Columbia centennial celebration falls short of promise
Celebration in Columbia California draws only a few thousand visitors over a three day weekend. Officials blamed heat and access restrictions while local groups report heavy losses from booths and refreshments. Expenditure across groups ran into thousands with families lamenting deficits and crop of leftovers. A protest meeting led by John Rutledge addressed the financial fallout and future prospects.
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Army to press on probe of two generals in hearings
Senate expenditures subcommittee led by Senator Hoey will hold public hearings in about two weeks on Feldman and Waitt. The inquiry notes irregular contractor data handling and improper sharing of personnel data, with Vaughan claiming White House immunity for some figures.
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Beating Fatal To Towson Resident
Towson Maryland police report the fatal assault of Roy Donzell Britton Jr 34 in an alley behind the business district. Britton a buyer and expeditor at Martin Aircraft Middle River Md left with about 1200 in his wallet, found on a concrete garage ramp. He leaves three children.
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Rivers, roads recover after heavy rainfall floods linger
Residents reported peak rainfall and rising streams in Edgemont and Beaver Creek areas with bridges holding and roads reopening. Power outages and flooded farms affected Beaver Creek valley while crops fared overall well despite high humidity and July floods. The Hul-Rust-Mahon open pit in Minnesota is cited as the largest iron mine worldwide.
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Flash Flood Damps Berkeley Springs Downtown and Park
A flash flood from Warm Spring Run hit Berkeley Springs causing heavy damage in the downtown area and the state park. Two hours of heavy rain left cellars flooded many walks washed away and gardens ruined with water depths over three feet in parts of the park. Firefighters and the water works aided pumping and restoration efforts as floodwaters receded and chlorine levels rose.
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Flash floods flood main street causing basement damage
Businesses along the main street brace for recurring flash floods every two or three years. Stores quickly board up doors after the hard rain, and while cellars furnaces and basement stock suffer, no other damage is reported.
Quakers See No Easy Path To Peace And Security
A report argues that recovery and industrial growth may allow the United States and Western Europe to pursue independence and reduce East West tensions. It calls for resuming normal exports to Russia and Eastern Europe and launching a German problem settlement under four power supervision to craft a constitutional government for Germany.
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United States urged to seek neutral Germany and UN backed arms control
A policy committee argues Germany should pursue political economic unification under neutrality. It warns that rival U.S. Soviet competition risks disaster and urges reaffirmation of faith in the United Nations. It calls for strengthening UN mediation and international arms and atomic energy control, including a proposed plan to place current atomic stockpiles under UN seal. The report notes broad global desire for peace and doubts that either power plans future military aggression.
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Togliatti Attacks Papal Excommunication Decree
Togliatti denounces the Pope's excommunication decree and warns that new weapons against Communism will fail. He calls the measure a Communist day provocation in province. In Abbeville Jacques Duclos appeals for Catholic Communist unity amid disapproval of the church stance.
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No Government Can Last Denying God Pope Tells Germans
Pope Pius XII urged German Catholics that any regime denying God cannot endure. Speaking by radio from the Vatican, he noted faith in God would guide Germans through future trials and hinted anti church rule would be temporary. The speech followed Nazi era disarray and moral upheaval.
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