Herter Reports To Eisenhower On Geneva Deadlock
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter briefed President Eisenhower for an hour on the stalled Geneva foreign ministers talks, which recessed until July 13. He announced an address to the nation on Berlin and warned the talks had yielded little progress. He also planned briefings for the House and Senate Foreign Affairs committees and denied discussion of a summit with Khrushchev.
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Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Geneva
Herter
Berlin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Andrei A. Gromyko
West Berlin
Germany
U. S
West
Russia
Washington
Britain
France
United States
Robles Pleads Not Guilty as Trial Set for October
Federal Judge James A. Walsh scheduled Frank G. Robles trial for October 1 after he pleaded not guilty in U S District Court to seven counts of a grand jury indictment. Robles seeks to dismiss the charge but the judge denied the motion. He remains free on recognizance and plans to represent himself. Arraignment had been postponed three times.
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James A. Walsh
Frank G. Robles
U. S
Robles
United States
Walsh
Acting governor named as Frazar gains power in Louisiana
Louisiana attorney general declares Lt. Gov Luther Frazar acting governor while allowing Earl Long to resume power if released. In Washington the Supreme Court denies a hearing for condemned killer Charles Starkweather, leaving Nebraska to proceed with electrocution.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Louisiana
Luther Frazar
Earl K. Long
Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Starkweather
Midwest
Nebraska
Brotherhood of Evil How Mafia Is Organized
A historical feature describes the Mafia as a loose, multi-family network led by dons. It outlines the Apalachin meeting of 1957, the don’s role in territory, and the structure from mafioso to capo to don, highlighting extortion, violence, and diverse rackets across the United States.
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Brotherhood of Evil
the Mafia
Joseph Barbara
Binghamton
America
Sicily
The
Mafia
United States
Adonis
Luciano
Anastasia
Signor
Senor
Italy
Spain
Brooklyn
Chicago
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Youngstown
Kansas City
Tucson Traffic Toll Rises With Weekend Deaths
Four Tucsonians died in weekend crashes. Three Sunny Side High students perished in a Florence Highway wreck near Pinal County. a 42 year old man died after his car left Twin Buttes road. Other fatalities occurred statewide including a Mesa woman and a Glendale man.
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Tucson
Florence
Pinal County
Twin Buttes
Desert
Arizona
William Rumick
N. Jacobus Ave
Rumick
Pima County
Judy Ann Tack
E. Medina Rd
Paula Rhea Zimmerman
Calle Colado
Diana Mack
S. Park Ave
Pinal County General Hospital
Roy E. Pruitt
Corona Rd
Highway Patrol
Frank Thorton
Mesa
Phoenix
Buckeye
Harold David Bohl
Glendale
Calif
U.S. 66
Seligman
Dawn at Stonehenge Outpaced by Frolicking Teens
About 2,000 youths and students clogged Stonehenge near Amesbury as the Druids welcomed summer. A glowing moon lit dancing and jive while police watched. 14 Druids led a dawn procession around the stones but clouds hid the sunrise. No arrests were reported.
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Amesbury
England
Order of
Druids
Britain
Stonehenge
Great Heel
Durban Bus and Water Protest Strikes Hit Kwa Mashu
About 200 African women demonstrated outside Kwa Mashu township office over metering of water by Durban Council. Police used tear gas. a deputation met township manager E G Jenkins who cited low incomes and water metering as major concerns. African riot scenes followed in nearby Cato Manor where four were killed. a Durban bus boycott began in Claremont Township with 10 000 Africans avoiding municipal buses and turning to trains and taxis.
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Durban
South Africa
Kwa Mashu
E. G. Jenkins
Jenkins
Cato Manor
Indian Ocean Port
Claremont Township
O'Donnell Wins Senate Approval for Temporary General Rank
The Senate unanimously approved Emmett O'Donnell Jr. for the temporary rank of full general in the Air Force, tied to his Far East air command. Senator Margaret Chase Smith criticized him but was absent. The chamber also promoted John Bruce Medaris to permanent major general, head of the Army Ballistic Missiles Command.
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Washington
Senate
Emmett O'Donnell Jr
Air Force
Far East Air Command
Margaret Chase Smith
Rme
O'Donnell
John Bruce Medaris
Army Ballistic Missiles Command
Eisenhower Pays Caddie For Church Attendance
In Gettysburg Roy Fairman Jr., 13, missed the golf match after church services. President Eisenhower, who arrived on time, called him over and gave five dollars saying the payment was for going to church that morning.
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Gettysburg
Roy Fairman Jr
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
Roy
President Eisenhower
Miners Die in Explosion Near Mieres Spain
Three coal miners were killed in an explosion at a mine near Mieres Oviedo. Rescue teams searched for ten others feared trapped as authorities investigated the incident.
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Oviedo
Spain
Mieres
Four Whites Given Life for Rape of Negro Coed in Florida
Four white youths, Collinsworth Beagles Scarborough and Stoutamire, were sentenced to life in Raiford State Prison after a June jury verdict of guilty with mercy for raping a 19 year old Black coed in Tallahassee. The judge noted the offense as serious and offered a reference to God.
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Florida
Inside the Citizen: Middle United States in Middle East crisis
A brief note points to Page 8 discussing the United States region in the midst of a new Middle East crisis. The listing also mentions unusual jobs at The Letter Shop on Page 13 and a polio patient care fund drive by the Foundation on Page 19.
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Middle
United States
Middle East
Emergency—Foundation
Negro Youth Granted New Trial In Florida Rape Case
In Marianna Florida Circuit Judge E C Welch ordered a new trial for Jimmie Lee Clark a 16 year old Negro youth who had been convicted by an all white jury of raping a white woman He immediately pleaded guilty and was given a life sentence The ruling followed days after four white youths received life terms for raping a Negro college girl The Rev David H Brooks a Tallahassee Negro leader praised the decision as a step toward equal justice.
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Scarborough
U.S. Air Force
Beagles
Stoutamire
Marianna
Fla
E. C. Welch
Jimmie Lee Clark
Tallahassee
David H. Brooks
Weather Forecast Shows Slight Shower Possibilities
The article notes limited cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with a chance of showers in the mountains. Highs around 105 degrees and lows near 75, continued heat. The temperature humidity index tomorrow and yesterday is 82. Early data: 2 p.m. reading 104, sun 106, humidity 10 percent.
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Pull
Red China Rejects Harriman Visa for Journalistic Visit
Moscow dispatch reports Communist China refused W. Averell Harriman a visa to visit as a journalist. Harriman, ex governor of New York, said Peiping indicated a fresh application would be considered next year.
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Moscow
China
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
New York State
Peiping
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Mission Road
Denver Wyant
Benson Hwy
Frank Hutcheson
Miss Tuck
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Ted) Collinsworth
David Ervin Beagles
Patrick
Gene) Scarborough
Ollie Stoutamire
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