Nobel Prize Winner Raps Militarists and Contractors
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling denounces militarists and nuclear contractors in a Johns Hopkins talk. He accuses Sen. Thomas Dodd and Dr. Edward Teller of pushing a massive destructive capability, urges delaying the influence of such figures, and stresses the Geneva talks as the world’s most vital negotiations. He warns that US fate hinges on public and congressional stance while noting China’s role.
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Theenate
China
Hall
Internal Security
Washington
Senate
Ion Arms Control
Grociker College
John Hopkins
Old Gallows Torn Down For Parking Lot
AP report details El Paso removing the 1680 jail gallows to make way for a parking area. The piece also blends references to 1960s Japan U S treaty talks, protests, and political figures, offering a mosaic of historical headlines and unrelated items in a single clipped paragraph. The narrative shifts rapidly between El Paso, Japanese security pact, Tokyo demonstrations, and U S Senate actions, creating a mosaic of midcentury news.
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Antonio Flores
Charles Fusselman
National Guard Water Maneuver Set Saturday
Eastern Shore infantrymen of the 2th Division, Virginia Maryland National Guard, will learn Saturday how the Army moves troops over water. The AP survey notes funding and logistics debates affecting the Second Army and related transport units as Congress debates budgets and military spending.
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Boys Catch Two Sharks With Bare Hands
Four young Baltimore boys captured two three foot sand sharks with their bare hands in a shallow excavation. Mrs. Harry P. Kimball and her husband watched, unsure if the stunt was rigged, as the kids showed excited, uneasy reactions.
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William MN. Oatis
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Delegates Back Kennedy If He Has a Chance
Maryland Democratic leaders predict Kennedy will stay in contention through the convention. State Chairman Finan said delegates would back Kennedy as long as he has a chance for the nomination, noting past ballots and Maryland's May 17 primary.
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Roll Out The Barrel Rattle Disturbs Lawrenceburg Neighbors
In Lawrenceburg Indiana a neighborhood awakes to nightly noise as workers roll empty whisky barrels into a facility. Residents report sleepless nights and seek clarification from authorities about the barrel handling operation.
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Two Going To Yale U Study On Alcoholism
Washington County confirms two men will attend the Yale University Summer School for Alcohol Studies from June 26 to July 21. Donald M. Hamberger, city detective, and Rev. Ezra L. Dunnalyant of Downsville will join educators, clergy, and health officials in lectures and workshops.
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Yale School
Nixon's Trip Sparks Debate and Strategic Turn
Nixon reframes the U2 incident and summit fallout as political milage, turning minus into a plus. He portrays Democrats with softened rhetoric, courting cross party votes while blasting Khrushchev and the Communists, revealing a calculated campaign shift.
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Eisenhower
Grandma America selects 73 year old newspaperwoman
A 73 year old Canonsburg journalist, Mrs Eugene Carothers, was named Grandma America and won $5,000 in prizes. The article describes her role on the Canonsburg Notes staff and notes on space and navigation programs including Transit satellites, their orbital plans, and military uses for Polaris submarines. The piece also explains Transit I A and I B as precursors to an operational network of satellites providing precise latitude and longitude fixes.
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Grandma America New York
Eugene Carothers
Canonsburg Pa
Brazil
Senate
Fea
Arctic
Antarctic
Elizabeth M. Dun
Levittown
N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Defense Department
Prayer for healing arts and servants of man
A prayer asking blessing on physicians, nurses, and aides. The petitioner, George A. Martin of Steubenville Ohio, thanks these servants of Christ and asks their love and strength not falter or fail through Jesus.
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Christ
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Steubenville
Ohio
First United Presbyterian Church
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