Ike Urges Unified NATO Effort At Paris Summit
President Eisenhower, after a stroke, leads NATO talks at Palais de Chaillot clocking a 2000 word address. He presses unity, warns against false notions about freedom versus communism and calls for coordinated Western defense to deter Soviet strength and ensure shared security.
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Soviet Union
Expert Proposes Post Office Cost Cuts and Envelopes
A Chicago engineering consultant argues the U S Post Office could reduce costs by about 29 percent without hurting efficiency. Edmund Cyroll proposes using four standard envelope sizes with edge tabs to guide sorting and a possible electronic scanner to automate processes, reducing manual sorting from six or seven steps to one.
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Chicago
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Edmund Cyrol
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Retiring Mayor James Ritchie Leaves Charleston Office
Charleston Utah mayor James Ritchie, age 86, announces he will not seek re election this year to spend remaining years with family and friends. Ritchie was elected in 1908 and has served continuously.
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Utah
James Ritchie
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Sullivan Becomes Boston Police Chief Plans Modernization
Boston police commissioner Leo J. Sullivan announced plans to modernize the force and shortly afterward raised the police horse count from six to nine, expanding mounted units.
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Boston
Leo J. Sullivan
Ancient Order of Contented Hus Sands Formed in Wales
Forty five men formed a local club named the Ancient Order of Contented Hus Sands in TON YREFAIL Wales. Members must attend daily meetings at a pub and may be fined or expelled for telling wives their wages or performing household chores. Let the boys have their fun.
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Wales
Wisconsin Raccoons Now On Their Own
Wisconsin raccoons, once aided by state conservation programs, will no longer receive propagation benefits. The change shifts responsibility to local wildlife managers and landowners to address expanding nuisance issues.
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Raccoons
Madison
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Raccoon Stocking Program Ends After 227 Released
The game management division announced the end of its raccoon stocking program with 227 animals released. Officials say the raccoons must adapt as the plan concludes.
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Unclear Commission Report Prompts Cost Saving Claim
Fragmentary OCR notes claim the commission id hunters will save $12,900 a sr in race coon with propagation deemed unnecessary. No clear entities or dates are present to verify context.
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