Anti Revolution Haunts Korea as Rhee Probe Widens
In Seoul the new South Korean government faces rumors of counter revolution linked to the Rhee era. The probe expands to nine former cabinet members and security chiefs, prompting resignations and fears of new elections without a constitutional change.
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Syngman Rhee
Honolulu
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Two Primaries End Preconvention Vote
California and South Dakota will wrap up preconvention balloting next Tuesday. The elections will largely choose pledged delegates, not individual candidates, with Kennedy showing strong Democratic support while rivals claim results were limited. Nixon led Republicans in raw vote totals, but Illinois and Pennsylvania skewed results due to write-ins for Democrats.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Stuart Symington
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Richard M. Nixon
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Illinois
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NASA role in U2 spy flights examined in Senate hearing
Senate Foreign Relations Committee questions Dr Hugh L Dryden about NASA weather flights linked to U2 espionage over the Soviet Union. Dryden testifies that since 1956 U2s conducted over 200 weather missions covering about 264000 miles. Dulles declines to reveal sensitive information as lawmakers seek details ahead of the Paris summit.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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NASA
Washington
Soviet Union
Paris
Telegraphers Reach New Contract With Union
Western Union and the Commercial Telegraphers Union announced a new contract after the old agreement expired. Details were reported as the agreement was reached early today in Washington.
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Ern Union
Commer
Cial Telegraphers Union
Demand Ban on Scaffolds at Indy 500
State Fire Marshal Jay L. Foster urged a ban on bootleg scaffolds for future 500 mile races. He plans talks with Indianapolis Motor Speedway officials after a scaffold collapse Monday that killed two fans and injured 82.
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Indianapolis
Jay L. Foster
Foster
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Defense argues weapon not the one used in Clark death
Floyd E. Har grove's lawyers press defense for the former truck driver contending the state evidence weapon differs from the gun that killed Charles R. Clark of Mentor. Jury recommendations include Raymond Burt Bloom Jr. to Lima State Hospital, picketline activity at Ohio Valley Gas Co. offices, and other regional notes.
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Floyd E. Hargrove
Charles R. Clark
Mentor
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Grand Jury
Raymond Burt Bloom Jr
Lima State Hospital
Ohio Valley Gas Co
Oil Lands Question Unsettled
The Supreme Court defined seaward boundaries for Gulf states rights to submerged lands. Texas and Florida gain three marine leagues from low water mark, about 10 miles, while Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama reach three geographic miles, about 3.45 land miles. Other states vow to seek reconsideration and new legislation may follow.
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Chiefs Tiff Over Records
Washington reports a dispute on the Teamsters Union board of monitors as William E. Bufalino and James R. Hoffa clash over records. Bufalino seized letters from a board aide and left them with U.S. Dist. Judge F. Dickinson Letts, while Chairman Martin F. O'Donoghue filed formal complaints alleging threats and intimidation against monitor staff.
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Washington
Teamsters Union Board of Monitors
William E. Bufalino
U. S. Dist
F. Dickinson Letts
Martin F. O'Donoghue
Pasternak Death Reported After Nobel Winner’s Passing
Moscow reports the death of Nobel laureate Boris Pasternak about 36 hours after he died. The Soviet public was informed of the writer’s passing and the news cycle acknowledged the laureate’s death.
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Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Trimble Charts Steps for Burr Oak Pipeline Link
Trimble village council approves a three part plan to join the Burr Oak water pipeline project serving Murray City and nearby towns. A resident poll on a minimum water rate will occur followed by voter approval for property assessments to fund construction and a state relief petition to lower the 55 cent per thousand gallons charge.
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Murray City
Jacksonville
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Shawnee
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Hollister
Western leaders plan post mortem after SEATO summit collapse
A private SEATO session in Washington will review the summit blowup and future Communist moves. British Selwyn Lloyd and French Maurice Couve de Murville join US Secretary of State Herter for a four day ministers meeting. Delegates blame Khrushchev for the failure while stressing combined political and economic measures. The Philippines Thailand and Pakistan seek more economic aid though no major aid increase appears likely.
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South East Asia Treaty Organization
Pakistan
Manzur Qadir
New Zealand
Walter Nash
France
Couve de Murville
Australia
Robert Gordon Menzies
Eisenhower
Tain
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Lloyd
Herter
Nikita Khrushchev
Laos
Southeast Asia
Asia
Philippines
Thailand
Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Deaths Total 367
Final three day tally reports 367 killed in traffic crashes during Memorial Day weekend. The record three day period was 371 in 1958, with NSC forecasts around 375. Overall deaths, including boating and other accidents, reached 579, surpassing the 1947 three day Memorial weekend record of 504.
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National Safety Council
Verwoerd Reaffirms Apartheid Policy After Assassination Attempt
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd, speaking at Union anniversary celebrations in Bloemfontein, condemned any change to racial policy. He warned against a black dictatorship and urged whites to rule and work, while calling for a union of hearts between English and Dutch blood. Demonstrations against apartheid erupted in Cape Town and Durban with posters denouncing fifty years of oppression.
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South Africa
Hendrick F. Verwoerd
Union of South Africa
Verwoerd
Menderes and Ministers Face Trial in Turkey
Acting Turkish president Lt. Gen. Cemal Gursel says ousted Premier Adnan Menderes and his ministers will stand trial and be barred from political activity if an ongoing investigation finds misdeeds in office.
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Ankara
Turkey
Cemal Gursel
Adnan Menderes
Rockefeller Praises Eisenhower After Summit Collapse
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller told an overflow New York County Republican Committee crowd that Eisenhower deserves pride for his conduct at the summit with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. He warned the world must stay vigilant, saying a smile or frown from Khrushchev does not change communist aims or peace hopes.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Rockefeller
New York County Republican Committee
Khrushchev
De Gaulle Calls to Pause Summits for Diplomatic Work
President Charles de Gaulle declared on Tuesday night that there should be no more summit conferences until a path to agreement is forged through methodic diplomatic work. He urged patient, structured negotiations to build consensus and avoid hurried accords.
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Parish
Charles de Gaulle
Restless under white rule in South Africa
Dispatch from Johannesburg tracing native anger under white governance. A worker chants in Zulu mocking whites while students and teachers foresee possible revolt amid widespread political uninformed. The piece notes a shebeen in a new housing development outside Johannesburg and limits on liquor.
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