Five Die In Logan-A Haydenville Collision Early Sunday
A two car crash at Poston Curve near Haydenville at about 3 30 am killed the two drivers Farl T Bourne 23 Logan Route 4 and Paul Kearns 18 Mt Sterling Madison County Injuring five passengers and a six month old baby. Norma Lloyd 22 and Mixes Mildret Hutton 18 were treated for injuries. Harold Bourne 19 and Patricia Maton 16 also injured. Red Cross responders and deputies noted Bourne swerved causing a head on collision. Funeral plans for Bourne are announced by Heinlein funeral home.
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Haydenville
Farl T. Bourne
Art Paul Kearns
Mt. Sterling
Madison County
Kearns
J. W. Doering
Bourne
Flocking Valley Hospital
R. C. Javies
Robert Lloyd
West Jefferson
Normy Loyd
Mixes Mildret Hutton
Galloway
Lloyd
Mount St Maury Hospital
Nelsonville
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Norma Lloyd
Hocking Valley Hospital
Huttoh
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Robert Lee
Harold Bourne
Maxville
Patricia Maton
William Malone
Charles Miller
Carl Freeman
Kearns Auto
Kearn
S Korea Says It Will Fight Alone If Reds Accept Armistice
South Korea's acting prime minister Pyun Yung Tai told reporters after a 31 hour cabinet meeting that Seoul can and will continue to fight the communists on its own if the new Allied armistice proposal is accepted. He warned the communists may be waiting for World War III and noted Rhee officials have not set a date for a formal statement. U.S. and allied officials in Washington expressed concern about two fronts in negotiations and South Korea’s demands for reunification of Korea and swift repatriation of prisoners.
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Moscow
President, Policy Chiefs Discuss Threat to Truce
The National Security Council met with President Eisenhower to review Korea truce terms after South Korea rejected them. Dulles Stassen reported on their 20 day Middle East and South Asia tour as a major foreign policy pronouncement was planned for an ABC DuMont NBC broadcast. You Chat Yang warned the U S and UN favor a united Korea and warned a divided outcome would favor the communists.
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Ohio Memorial Day Deaths Drill Down in 3‑Day Toll
Accidents killed 22 persons during the Memorial Day weekend in Ohio with 14 traffic deaths, four drownings, and four miscellaneous mishaps. Three drownings occurred Sunday at Buckeye Lake as hot weather drew crowds to beaches. A two‑car crash at Princeton near Middletown claimed the life of 75 year old Mary Moore of Banner Elk. James Henderson, 40, of Minneapolis died when car wheels shifted in a railroad gondola at St Bernard in Hamilton County.
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Bertha Bower
Shell Beach
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Norma Herren
Columbus
Mary Moore
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Middletown
James D. Henderson
Minneapolis
St. Bernard
Hamilton County
Stolen car yields H-bomb project blueprints
Camden police found piping drawings marked restricted information from the Savannah River hydrogen bomb plant under construction at Aiken D C in a stolen car. Six youths were arrested. The car belonged to Benjamin L Tabor an E I Du Pont engineer from Rochester N Y employed by Du Pont which is building the plant for the AEC. FBI in Philadelphia confirmed the investigation. Tabor said he left the plans in his auto at Philadelphia International Airport before flying home.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Philadelphia
FBI
Tabor
International
Memorial Day traffic toll dips short of records
The Memorial Day weekend toll from Friday afternoon to Sunday midnight reached 363 deaths across vehicular accidents and drownings, well above the 240 predicted by safety officials. A prior record for the long weekend stood at 363 last year, with 1950 cited as a lower Memorial Day total.
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India orders closure of seven foreign auto plants
New Delhi reports India will close seven foreign automobile assembly plants within three years. Five firms will continue manufacturing cars locally. Commerce Minister Krishnamachari named Ford Chevrolet and others among those affected by the order.
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Former EDR Aide and APWS Analyst Dies at 61
Emil cevry, 61, former executive director of the Democratic National Committee in the early New Deal, collapsed and died Saturday at the National Club. A longtime newspaper man, he previously edited Pathfinder magazine from 1939 to 1945.
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Emil Cevry
Iuria
Pathfinder Magazine
Six injured in three-vehicle Timonium crash with elephant reference
A southbound truck collided head on with a northbound car, pushing both into a parked vehicle in Timonium Maryland. Edward J Ament 22 of Baltimore remained trapped as rescue crews worked to free him. Police described the scene with a circus elephants anecdote and noted the accident occurred near the state fair grounds after the Muiiis Brothers Circus arrived.
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Edward J. Ament
Baltimore
Muiiis Brothers Circus
Timonium State
Rhee Outlines Truce Demand
Washington reports President Syngman Rhee pressed for a four point truce plan. The proposals call for a US mutual defense pact with Korea, sustained military and economic aid, simultaneous withdrawal of foreign forces, including UN troops, and US and UN noninterference in Korea's future unification after a truce.
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Syngman Rhee
Eisenhower
South Korea
Seoul
United Nations
United States
Korea
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Gross Elected Freedom House President
NEW YORK Ernest A. Gross former deputy U S representative to the United Nations has been elected president of Freedom House to succeed former Under Secretary of State Sumner Welles.
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Ernest A. Gross
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Train wreck in Montana injures 36 and burns cars
A Milwaukee Road eastbound streamliner derailed on a wooden trestle in the Butterrot Mountains of Montana. Ten cars, including the glass top observation car, left the rails and burned after sparks from broken power lines ignited wreckage. Most of the 263 passengers were asleep. 36 were hurt. A broken rail was blamed. five cars plunged down a 30 foot embankment before stopping. Survivors reported a miraculous escape as the train bound from Seattle to Chicago crashed and firefighters rushed to extinguish the flames.
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Missoula
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Wash
Contracts for Giant Planes Under Probe
A Senate armed services subcommittee opens Tuesday a new investigation of contracts for C119 Flying Box cars. A long list of resent and former Air Force officials are scheduled to testify at the four day hearing, which ends Saturday. Army and Navy aircraft purchases are also subject for a checkup by the subcommittee headed by Sen. Bridges.
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Coronation Day Timetable From London to Westminster Abbey
A timetable of Coronation Day events lists times in EST for the procession to Westminster Abbey. Highlights include arrivals of officials, the Queen’s departure from Buckingham Palace, the anointing, crowning, lunch, and the royal return with an air show, followed by the Queen's broadcast at 3:00 PM.
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Guke
Crowds Pack London Route Ahead of Queen Elizabeth II Coronation
Thousands along the coronation route in London camp beds and hammocks under trees plan to stay outside all night as security and crowds swell. Half a million sitters and millions more watch on TV while a long vigil unfolds. The queen awards honors, including two sports stars, as preparations intensify for the historic procession and royal events.
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Westramster Abbey
Elizabeth
Britain
Jackey Gordon Richards
Jack Hobbs
Brions
William Hepburn
Hyde Park
Senator Denounces Plan To Cut Off Funds for UN
Washington reports Sen Aiken of South Carolina denounces a proposal to cut foreign aid to nations backed by the United Nations. Sen Mundt predicts Congress may attach rider to the foreign aid bill to influence Soviet China policy. British leaders hint support may hinge on a Korea settlement. In Korea, U S jets claim kills and ground actions remain limited amid rain and mud at the front with 2300 Reds killed and 1047 wounded reported.
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FL. Walton
Fla
James Jabara
Wichita
Irian
Wiliam F. Schrim‘sher
Curley
Aja
Eighth Army
Bulls Cancel Rodeo Shows in Ak Ron's Rubber Bowl
Promoter Al Tansor, despite injuries to several employees, plans to stage the rodeo in Ak Ron's Rubber Bowl this weekend. Cowboy Mickey Smith of Fort Smith Ark was injured Sunday with a compound shoulder fracture after being thrown from a bucking horse. A similar incident the night before injured six staff as a bull charged corridors. Saturday night performance canceled. promoters seek more skilled performers.
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Mickey Smith
Fort Smith Ark
Tansor
Mercy Hospital
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Ohio Airman Captains Welcome at Steubenville Choral Fest
Steubenville hosts the 12th national choral festival with Capt Mele Vojvodich Jr a jet pilot and 125 Korean missions as guest of honor. The Serb ian Singing Federation of America sought priority from Defense Secretary Charles Wilson for his arrival to deliver the major address. He worries about a lost fishing rod on his 10 000 mile trip home and plans a 30 day furlough before reporting to Shaw Field.
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Charles Wilson
Air Force
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Shaw Field
S.C
Treasury Boss Opens Tax Debate on Excess Profits Tax
Washington Secretary Humphrey faces questions from the Ways and Means Committee as he defends extending the excess profits tax. Eisenhower and Humphrey label the levy unfair while Republicans cite hardship and Democrats seek an equitable revenue plan. Eisenhower had urged a six month extension to raise about 800 million dollars to ease federal deficit.
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Ike proposes foreign aid agency shift in four plans
President Eisenhower asks Congress to reorganize foreign aid and information services under the State Department. The plan would abolish the Mutual Security Administration headed by Harold Stassen and replace it with a foreign operations administration under Secretary of State Dulles. A separate United States information agency would take over activities now managed by State, MSA, and occupation-area governments, including a distinct agency to set official U.S. positions abroad.
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Mutual Security Administration
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Foreign Operations Administration
Unike
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VA Officials Facing Quiz on Budget Cuts and Hospitals
Washington reports warn a Truman era 279 million VA budget cut could shutter six or more hospitals while VA officials say new facilities could replace old ones. In Cleveland, Mrs Barner was found dead after neighbors said she had not been outside for weeks. The House Veterans Committee called VA officials for questioning on the reports.
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Veterans Administration
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Cleveland
Vendetta Barner
House Veterans Committee
Douglas Raps Food Dollar Inquiry Fees
Senator Douglas alleges big millers and processors opposed a study on feed dollar flow. He cites 1952 meat prices dropping $5 per family while farmers lost $15, and accuses markup increases in the remaining dollars.
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Washington
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Willys Lands Army Ambulance Order and Specs
Willys Motors received a three million dollar production order for jeep ambulances for the Army field forces and medical corps. The pilot models were inspected, showing a three liter vehicle with a configurable interior, capable of carrying four patients and a medical attendant, plus interior lighting for night care en route. In Buenos Aires, Peron’s mother Juana Sosa de Peron, 78, died at Comodoro Rivadavia.
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Rosenbergs' Son Appeals To Ike To Free Parents
A 10 year old Michael Rosenberg writes to President Eisenhower urging clemency for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. He says his mother and father are in prison, his brother Robby misses them, and he hopes nothing bad happens to them. The letter is part of the Rosenberg committee's release after Supreme Court denial of appeal.
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Ethel Rosenberg
Ewenhower
Robby
Michael Rosenberg
Michael
US. Supreme Court
Rosenberg Committee
Eisenhower
Qatis
Detroit social leader Katherine Ford found dead by hanging
Detroit social figure Katherine Ford, 53, wife of John B. Ford Jr., reportedly hanged herself at the Ford home in Grosse Pointe Park. The Wayne County coroner said the death, initially attributed to a heart attack by a family spokesman, was a suicide. The Fords are wealthy industrialists with ties to Detroit's chemical industry and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
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Katherine Ford
John B. Ford Jr
Wayne County
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Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Benjamin Schutzman
Grosse Pointe Park
Henry Ford
John Forts
Senate Opens School Study Seeks Budget Decisions
The Senate Finance Committee, in its 22nd week of the 100th General Assembly, pressed for decisions on House-approved budget items for the next two years. Hearings on the 823 million dollar measure ended, with the House trimming 1036 million from Lausche proposals for schools, while preserving 215 million for the school foundation program.
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Tom V. Moorehead
R-Muskingum
House
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
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