Soviet Veto and Gromyko Refute Eisenhower U2 Plan
At the United Nations Security Council in New York Andrei Gromyko denounced Eisenhower's speech and rejected an international aerial surveillance system. The council defeated a Soviet bid to label the US an aggressor for spy flights over Soviet territory 7 against, 2 for, 2 abstaining. The White House called the first telegram response tremendous with only two unfriendly messages.
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United Nations Security Council
New York
Andrei A. Gromyko
Eisenhower
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Security Council
United States
White House
House
Senate
Poland
Britain
France
Italy
China
Ecuador
Argentina
Ceylon
Tunisia
United Nations
Lodge
U.N. General Assembly
Sesson
Alexandria social activity graduation set at May 31
Alexandria children enjoyed a outing to the Children's Museum in Indianapolis ending the school year with a May 31 graduation at 8 p.m. honoring Larry Wilson. The Christian Congregation Church Ladies Aid held an all day meeting with a smorgasbord planned for June 4 to fund a Washington DC trip for Billy Graham.
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Alexandria
Seventh Day Adventist School
Indianapolis
Children’s Museum
Holiday Park
Linda Fuller
Eddie Fuller
David Johnson
Francis Wilson
Freddie Wright
Joyce Johnson
Dennis Fuller
Donny Fuller
Larry Wilson
Mesdames Roland Fuller
May Blake
Paul Johnson
Marvin Burkett
Helen Graham
Ladies Aid of the
Christian Congregation Church
Singng
Irma Quinn
Beatrice Foland
Geraldine Johnson
Poems Published From Central Junior High Students
Seven Central Junior High School pupils have poetry in the National High School Poetry Anthology. Eighth grader Albert Phillips earned a certificate for his poem The Thankful One. Seventh graders Becky Greenlee Donna Engel Linda
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Albert Phillips
Becky Greenlee
Donna Engel
Linda
Lodge accuses Soviet espionage with embassy gift
Foreign Minister continued from page one, a gift from the Russians to the U S Embassy in Moscow, designed to let Russians eavesdrop on conversations. Lodge offered it as proof amid a sharp clash with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko. Gromyko smiled as Lodge displayed the round spread eagle replica of the object.
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U.S
Moscow
Lodge
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Four Are Vehicles Damaged After Parked Collision at 818 High St
Four Are was parked along the club in front of 818 High St. A third vehicle, a three quarter ton truck owned by Keith Hammond of 820 High St, sustained damage with an estimated total for three vehicles at 1900 dollars. Beth Robinette, 18, of 1731 Poplar St, and James Orr, 17, of 808 W 24th St, were hospitalized with head injuries and a broken nose respectively. The Land car’s driver suffered nose and head injuries, and Mr. Hammond, owner of the truck, was hospitalized with unspecified injuries. Further incidents reported were minor by officers.
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Keith Hammond
High St
St. John’s Hospital
Beth Robinette
Poplar St
James Orr
W. 24Th St
Hammond
Village renames library for Theodore Dreiser visit
The village of Vichne Voliseviskoyo in Gorky honors American author Theodore Dreiser by naming the local library after him, as reported by the Literary Gazette. Dreiser visited the village in 1947.
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Moscow
Vichne Voliseviskoyo
Gorky
Theodore Theiser
Literary Gazette
Dreiser
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Christian A. Herter
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Thomas S. Gates Jr
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Hagerty
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Thelma Smith
Margaret Wilson
Edith Millspaugh
Foland
Lena Frazier
Mesdames
Minnie Aldridge
Jane Brotherton
Lottie Draper
Opal Elsworth
Nellie Fox
Vivian Falk
Duicie ‘Hiatt
Merla Hupp
Oral Hurst
Seven Central Junior High
Magnus
Geeting Lumber
East 10Th ST. RD
Venus Tiffany
Mel
Anderson
Jeweler
Meridian Street
Page One
Loden
After Dreiser
Nichol
Carrico Furniture
North
Summer
Louise Suggs
Madras
Golf A
Arnel Sharkskin
Shoe Dept
Ladies’ Sportshop
MacShore
Girl's Shop
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