Summit analysis urges disarmament as world tests optimism
Sir Leslie Munro former New Zealand ambassador to the United States and UN representative warns that the abortive Paris Summit highlights unresolved disarmament and Berlin issues. He says real progress requires mutual trust and a political settlement of major tensions between East and West.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Ohio University
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Machinists Strike Hits Atlas Missile Bases Across U S
About 800 IAM members walked out at Cape Canaveral and 330 at Convair facilities in San Diego and Pomona. The strike targets Atlas base workers amid wage and benefit disagreements, potentially delaying test firings and affecting the nation’s only operational intercontinental ballistic missile base at Vandenberg.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Offutt Air Force Base
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Pomona
Socialists Rally in Mass Resignation to Oust Kishi
The Socialist bloc in Tokyo Parliament approves a mass resignation to pressure Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and oppose President Eisenhower’s Japan visit. Sohyo plans a national convention to organize another strike over the security pact and the Eisenhower trip ahead of June 19 when the treaty takes effect. Kishi vows to hold firm and not resign before the treaty is in effect.
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Eisenhower Visits West Point After Khrushchev Exchange
President Eisenhower returns to West Point for a two day reunion tour after criticizing Soviet Premier Khrushchev during a public sequence of remarks. He traveled from Notre Dame where he received an honorary degree and spoke on world leadership, rallying supporters along the way.
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Theodore M. Hesburgh
Greatest Threat Is Red Chinese
Sir Leslie Munro, New Zealand diplomat and UN special representative on the Hungarian question, labels Communist China the greatest threat of our era. He cites global crises from the Paris Summit, Khrushchev, disarmament, and nuclear control as urgent topics while reflecting on UN powers.
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Leslie Munro
New Zealand
United Nations
China
Ohio University
Havana
Nikita Khrushchev
Munro
Sixteen Years Ago Landing in Normandy Marks Liberation
BAYEUX FRANCE Sixteen years after the Normandy landings Allied troops began liberating Europe from Nazi rule. The anniversary notes the 1944 invasion that opened the push to end the war in Europe with troops establishing beachheads at Normandy.
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France
Normandy
Europe
Bolivia's Paz Estenssoro Wins Pro American Landslide
Victor Paz Estenssoro, 52, nationalizes tin in 1952 and returns to the presidency with a sweeping MNR victory. He led against three challengers including Walter Guevara Arze and Mario Gutierrez while violence was limited. His running mate is labor chief Juan Lechin.
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Bolivia
Victor Paz
Tionary Movement
MNR
Walter Guevara Arze
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
AMNR
Mario Gutierrez
Bolivian Socialist Falange
FSB
Hugo Gonzalez Moscosco
Trotskyite
Communist Revolutionary Workers Party
Paz Estenssoro
Balloon sails westward in cosmic ray experiment
A 500 foot diameter balloon, billed as the world’s largest, drifted west across the lower United States in a high altitude cosmic ray study. At 114000 feet it moved slowly and was expected to speed up before landing in Texas on Wednesday.
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Brunswick
United States
Texas
U S Jet Fighters Conduct Southeast Asia Mobility Exercise
United States jet fighters spread over Southeast Asia in an exercise described as testing the mobility and deployment of combat air units. The maneuver reportedly involved multiple bases and showcased force reach in the region.
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Manila
U. S
Southeast Asia
Cuba preps to recognize Red China amid Latin bloc shifts
New York Times report says Fidel Castro's regime plans diplomatic ties with Peiping, breaking the Latin American front against recognizing Peiping. Diplomats expect relations before July 26, 1953 uprising anniversary, while Cuba deepens Soviet bloc ties and maintains unofficial Peiping contact.
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Fidel Castro
Red China
New York Times
Peiping
United States
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Cuba
Drowned hero Rudell Stitch dies in rescue attempt near dam
Louisville story recalls Rudell Stitch once saved a man from drowning near an Ohio River dam earning a Carnegie Medal two years earlier. The 28 year old welterweight, back from abroad, tried to save Charles L. Oliver but both died in the river. Stitch had 27 wins, 7 losses, 13 knockouts in 34 pro bouts and was ranked third in welterweight.
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Gaspar Ortega
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Bellamy Called In Actors' Strike
New York Ralph Bellamy president of Actors Equity Assn was served with a summons in a 24 million dollar suit by the League of New York Theaters against the performers union for damages from Broadway theater shutdown. Bellamy hoped a Sunday end to the blackout and a victory for actors equity. Interim overtures aim at a pension plan with shared costs between producers and theater owners as marquees stayed dark and theaters refunded 400000 in advance ticket sales.
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Pre-Confab Voting Ends in 1960 Primaries
Washington dispatch notes last three presidential primaries on Tuesday in New York California and South Dakota. No pledged delegates awarded in final contests. Kennedy leads with 348 convention votes while Nixon crosses 800 delegates secured in Hawaii Colorado and Washington.
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Eichmann Death Attempt Denied in Israeli Prison
Tel Aviv police spokesman denied reports that Adolf Eichmann attempted suicide in an Israeli prison where he awaits trial.
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Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Memorial Day Observed For Korean War Dead In Korea
South Korea marked Memorial Day with ceremonies honoring 136,324 servicemen who died in the Korean War. Officials and veterans attended ceremonies across the country to pay tribute to fallen soldiers.
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Seoul
Korea
South Korea
Huntington Man Killed In Gallia County Crash
Earl Powers a 23 year old Huntington West Virginia man was killed when the hood blew off a 1958 Triumph sports car striking him and causing a crash on Route 7 near Crown City. He was found 200 feet from the wreck and died of multiple head and body injuries. Powers resided in Huntington and worked as an electronic technician at Westinghouse in Columbus.
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Loan Granted to Expand Buckeye Rural Electric System
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a $588,000 loan to Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative in Gallipolis to expand its rural power system and serve 325 new consumers.
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Rural
Reading For The Family On The Inside Pages
Lausche speaker at Rio Grande graduation highlighted on inside pages with focus on community and school events. Logan and Glouster appear as locations in local features and HVA spoilers note page e4.
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Rio Grande
Logan, Glouster
HVA
Trial and crime notes shape Ohio headlines
Ohio stories span Wil liam Presser final argument obstruction case in Cleveland. Floyd Hargrove defense nears end in Painesville. five drownings, a Youngstown ambush linked to Romane. Erie shotgun theft tied to Canton car used in the ambush. Indiana University PhD in economics. Akron steel workers approve 12 cent wage. five day forecast toward warm spell with cooling trend.
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Floyd E. Hargrove
Youngstown
Erie
Canton
Joseph
Stoneface) Romane
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