North Korea calls broad conference on troop withdrawal
North Korea urged a wide international conference to arrange the withdrawal of all foreign troops from Korea and seek a peaceful solution. The proposal was rejected by the U N Command as not suitable for a military conference.
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Korea
Me Agemana
Mace
Joint Military Armistice Commission
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Chou Enlai
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Chung Kook Rook
Chung
U.S. Marine Corps
Homer L. Litzenberg
Litzenberg
U.N. Command
Yokesman
Expose Of Army AF Feud Over Rockets Fizzles Out
Hurricane Audrey heads toward Louisiana with 100 mph winds as evacuations begin along the coast and oil rigs, while a separate court martial in Huntsville reveals a deal in the Nickerson case. The trial focuses on Army Air Force missile programs and Wilson's 200 mile limit. Dr. Ernst Stuhlinger and Wernher von Braun are named as witnesses as the case unfolds.
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Ure Calluer
Ernest Stuhlinger
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Air Force
Wernher von Braun
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Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Thor
William G. Barry
West Point
Growers Displeased Over Leaf Sales Date
Georgia growers protested the July 18 opening date for fine cured tobacco markets set by the Bright Belt Warehouse Azsa meeting in Myrtle Beach. The date is two days earlier than last year and five days later than the 1955 opening, with farmers voicing limited public comment while discussions continue under Georgia agriculture oversight and tobacco laws.
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Tobacco Advisory Board
Cmmissioner of’ Agriculture
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Weather update outlines continued clouds and showers
Weather remains mostly cloudy with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Highs near 92 today, 90 tomorrow, lows around 72. Reports of heavy rainfall across Georgia and Florida, including 6 inches in Jacksonville area, with Thomasville at 0.68 inches yesterday. Five day outlook: temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal, rainfall uncertain due to Hurricane Audrey, with possible very heavy rain Friday or Friday night and fair Sundays and Mondays.
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Georgia
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Jacksonville
Thomasville
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Audrey
Chou En-lai Declares China Rides High Faces U S Setbacks
Premier Chou En-lai told Peiping's Parliament that the Communist bloc is stronger and world peace is under threat from U S war preparations. He praised Soviet arms proposals while warning non Communist parties to stay in line and touted China's steel and economic gains under the first five year plan.
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Formosa
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China
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West
Answers To Arms Program Sought
London reports both East and West seeking concrete replies in U N disarmament talks. Russia remains cool to Stassen plan to reduce US and Soviet forces to 1.7 million each, while demanding clarity on Western settlements. Zorin questions test suspension linked to bans on nuclear material. Dulles says no trial ban without broader pledges and verification.
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U.N
Russia
U. S
Stassen
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
United States
Britain
State
Dulles
Washington
Eisenhower Urges Continued Tests and Disarmament Talks
President Eisenhower said scientists believe a completely clean hydrogen bomb could be produced after more tests, and that tests must continue to gain knowledge for peaceful atomic uses. He favored limited aerial inspection and reduced manpower in a disarmament package while still hoping for a Russian suspension agreement. He also defended inflation controls talk and commented on the Supreme Court’s influence and possible disagreements with some court decisions.
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Eiaenhower
United States
Russia
Dulles
Supreme Court
Brewster Found Guilty On Contempt Counts
W. Brewster vice president of the Teamsters Union was found guilty on three counts of contempt for refusing to produce records and answer questions before the Senate Investigations subcommittee. Judge Ritica handed down no sentence and set no fixed date for sentencing. Brewster remains free on bond while the case is referred to the probation office for a presentence report.
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Teamsters
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Senate
Mnos
West Coast
Birica
Gail
Court’ Bation Office
Eisenhower Warns Inflation Threat If Wage Demands Rise
President Eisenhower warned of real inflation danger unless industry and labor practice prudent wage and price restraint. He said drastic controls could be the alternative and urged boards of directors to limit price hikes and unions to restrain wage demands to support industrial expansion.
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Eisenhower
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