Mendes-France and Chou Meet Over Indochina Peace Talks
In Bern Switzerland Premier Mendes-France and Premier Chow En-lai held private talks at the French embassy regarding a path to peace in Indochina. Mendes-France stressed Indochina is his top priority while declining to detail proposals. Chow awaited shifts in New Delhi and Geneva diplomacy as they prepare for renewed discussions at Geneva.
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Bern
Switzerland
Pierre Mendes-France
Red
China
Chow
Jai
Indochina
Geneva
Mendes-France
Paris
Membre
Geneve
Chou
New Delhi
India
Nehu
Paul. Ely
Jean Chauvel
Ane Ia
Athony Eden
U. S
See- Erith
Pansan
Bou
Oeta
Congregational Church Convention Talks Social Action Split
About 1 2,500 delegates gather at Yale for the General Council meeting as a social action council faces scrutiny over translating creed into action. The League to Uphold Congregational Principles accuses the council of politicization while defenders say it fulfills a key congregational mission. The debate mirrors a long-running church balance between autonomy and centralized influence as potential merger talks with the Evangelical and Reformed Church loom.
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New Haven
Conn
Golving
Ray Gibbons
Council For Social Action
Enri
Yale University
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Sll
North Dakata
California
Social Action Council
Board of Review
League
Frank A. Bean
Minneapolis
Free Congregational Churches
Epipell
Gibbons
Thorne Heir Death Probe Focuses On Suzanne Rooks
Suzanne Rooks 23, last person seen Montwintery Ward Thorne alive, told police she spoke with him at 4 am before his body was found in a Gold Coast apartment. Thorne 20, heir to Montgomery Ward fortune, planned a picnic with fiancée Maureen Regan. Coroner's inquest set for next Monday. Thorne had recently altered his will naming Ragen executor and dividing his estate among relatives.
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Cricago
Montwintery Ward
Thorne
Vto
Fortume
Gold Coast
Dortors
Suzanne Rooks
Miss Rooks
Thomas
Mulvey
Maureen Regan
Lake Geneva
Wis
Miss Ragen
Aleen
Carol McDougal Lind
GOP Chairman Expects GOP Gains in November
Leonard, Republican national chair, predicts the GOP will win seats in both houses despite public doubt. He cites economic prospects and the president's program as reasons for a favorable shift and says the American people will support the party's slate in Congress.
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Albuquerqu
Leonard All
K. Man
Phi
Celym Congress
Encyelopedia Fue Pation
Britannica
Eisenhay v
Mello Rangress
Rall
Congress
Deputy acquitted by jury amid gas fraud trial
The jury cleared Deputy Stangle in a case over gas purchases made while serving warrants for the sheriff's office. State's Attorney Hollyday argued the gas arrangement showed official duty use, with 918 gallons from Broadway Crider garage in 1963 and 235.2 gallons from Crowl in Boonsboro. Defense noted discrepancies in dates and signatures as the judge denied severance for separate trials. The panel included 12 jurors with Harold E. Peters as foreman.
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Stansle
Sheriff Rowland
Max Mallett
Joseph Baker
Jobo B. Huvett
Rowland
Broadway Furape
Ed Crider
Hollyday
Stanale
Stangle
Broadway
Edward ¥. Crider
Crider
Chrysler
Lloyd B. Farr
Alexander
Sheriff's Office
Farr
Crow
Boonsboro
Joseph D. Mish
iBinbinder
Kinbinder
Helen F. Ankeny
William FE. Peacher
Calvin
Hubert Martin
Dorothy J. Brin Ing
C. Hays Landis
Paul KR. Comengus
Catherine B. Warne
Harold E. Peters
Foreman
Survey of Agencies to Coordinate for July 1 Report
Report outlines a proposed workable system to coordinate agency efforts on a community problem. Emphasizes saving money and increasing county value through joint planning. Hagerstown selected as a model. others in Winona Minnesota and Sal Mateo California have started similar projects. Committee members include Richard Grumbacher chairman, Mixs Mitaline Dermody, Rev Dr L Boyd Hamm, Mrs William W Noch, Philip A Rauth, Charles M Rouzer.
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Hagerstown
Winone
Minn
Sal Mateo
Calif
Private Engen Dilson visits Virginia in Charlottesville
Marine Private First Class Eri coh Engen Dilson of Mtr and Mex Clyde Hoffman visited his parents briefly in Sunray and Monday. He is stationed at Clarksville Base Tenn and accompanied his parents to the University of Virginia in Charlottesville for ceremonies.
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Ericoh Engen Dilson
Mtr
Mex
Clyde Hoffman
Clarksville Base
Tenn
Monay Marnink
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Doctor Hammock Reports Link Between Smoking and Early Death
Dr. E C Hammock and Dr. Daniel Horn announced findings from a study on the relation of cigarette smoking to mortality. Presented before the American Medical Association in San Francisco, the researchers indicate male smokers aged 35 to 70 die at higher rates from heart attacks and cancer than non-smokers. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society, the project will continue with other smoker groups.
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E. Cuylet Hammock
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Daniel Horn
American Cancer Society
Find His Son After 25 Years Reunites Father and Son in LA
Vincent Bisogno, 30, posted a house for sale sign when a realtor noticed a mailbox bearing the same name as his estranged father A Vincent Bisagno, 43. After 25 years apart due to marital troubles, the pair were joyfully reunited in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Vincent Bisogno
John Collins
Rivers District
Eddie Cantor To Make TV Films
Eddie Cantor arrived at Maya Clinic Rochester Minnesota after reportedly signing a nine million dollar contract to make thirty nine television films a year. He will give up five IV for exclusive services to Ziv Television Programs Co Ballywoot for seven years on both TV and radio with the radio program to be taped.
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Rochester
Minn
Eddie Cantor
Maya Clinic
Cantor
Ziv Television
Ballywoot
Indians Sue for 334 Million Dollar Land Claim
California Indians seek 334 million dollars from the federal government for 75 million acres of land taken during the gold rush era. The 45,000 Indians under a new law argue their ancestors were dispossessed in an inhumane act, with attorneys contending the loss covered vast territory formerly inhabited by the tribe.
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Bernh Ley
Calif Maa
California
Rising Costs Outrun Revenues in U S Newspapers
The piece notes only about 2 percent of U S towns have multiple dailies, while 40 percent did by 1900, with high costs hindering new dailies like the Los Angeles Mirror. It highlights production savings via wire teletype-setting, union resistance to change, and hopes that newsprint prices have peaked as unions curb demands.
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U. S
Los Angeles Mirror
Norman Chandler
Chary
Light From A Bomb Explosion Injures Eyes Far Away
A group of doctors reported that light from a Hiroshi ma type atomic blast can injure eyes up to 40 miles distant under clear night skies. Experiments with rabbits at Nevada tests showed retinal fluid vaporization likely causes tissue rupture, with damage occurring in a thousandth of a second even if one blinks.
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Rennie Taylor Sitle
AP Science
Bo Gat
San Francisco
School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Field
Tex
Pelley
Hiroshima
Americd Ene
Victor A. Byrnes
Davie P. L. Brown
Heinrich W. Rose
Paul A. Gibis
Nevada Desert
Son Alive After North Korea Mission Report
Mrs L Baumer in Lewisburg says her Air Force Maj William H Baumer, shot down over North Korea January 12, 1953, is alive, held as a prisoner of war in the Far East. She received a telegram from the Air Force in Washington last month confirming the update and expresses relief after years of inquiries.
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Lewisburg
He L. Baumer
Air Force
North Korea
Reds
Rays Men
Will
Repurted Opportunity Advertises Sales Program
A damaged OCR item touts a sales opportunity promising a business you can operate with supplied merchandise. The ad asks for experienced sellers in Baltimore or nearby areas, seeking hard workers for a profitable venture. It mentions contact details in Beltsville Herald Mall Hagertown Maryland.
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Herald-Mall
Hagerttawn
Prayer for We Pray in the Face of Fire and Hunger
A prayer meditation attributed to W Ralph Ward Jr of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania asks believers to see the divine in rain and flowers, rebuke sin, comfort the hungry, and seek peace through commitment to divine will.
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W. Ralph Ward, Jr
Pittseburgh, Pa
Mt Lebanon Methodist Church
Television Schedule Fragment Sums to Mixed Shows and Reports
A scrambled list of TV programs and segments including Hollywood Half Hour features, My Little Maggie, Garry Moore appearances, wrestling, weather, sports updates, and miscellaneous theater and news items. Also mentions The Lang Rac Hone, The Big Picture, and Tomorrow on WAAM with assorted headlines and credits.
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Hollywood
Maggie Gale Storm
Warren Muir
Iva Gat
Traui Andrews
Danny Nordica
Ralph Edwards
Mel Allen
Richard Harkness
The
Nowe
Matthew Warren
N Honal
Eddie Drake
Seven Star Theatre
Night Owl Theater
Armchair Theatre
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Congregational Church Convention
Strong
Heir
Montgomery Ward Thorne
Alfred C. Huffer
the Orphan’s Court
Paul E. Brewer
Republican
Greally
GOP
U.S
Western Maryland Railway
Baltimore
H.Z. Dichinnes & Co
Ima
Cold 2 Storage Anderson Company
Haverstona, Me
Barker Bill
Funky Lea
Art Lamb
Family Playhouse
Teen Canteen
Arizona
Howdy Dong
Bob Crosby
Penny Chase
Footlight Theatre
Starlight Theatre
Reel Thrills
Serge
Simpson
Kim Gibbons
Shay
Baxter Ward
Jack Webb
Mark Evane
Ted
John Betey
Douglas Edna
the News
Eddie Fisher
Wilderness
Inspector Mark Saber
Tom Con
Babe Newson
Knot Gang
John Cameron Swayze
Baltine
Boston Well Sox
Arthur Godfrey
Joan
Joan Davis
Holland
May
Lenere
Fre
Ohio
Vasbligginn
T. V
Washington
Edgar A
ZEPP
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Farm AL Mutual Atto
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