California Vote Shows the Power and Eisenhower's Stand
Eisenhower led the Republican primary unopposed with a high tally as California Democrats outnumbered Republicans by 782000. Stevenson surpassed one million votes on the Democratic ticket amid Kefauver of Tennessee. Democratic gains in congressional and legislative races were seen as a party upturn, with control still undecided until November.
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Francisco
Eisenhower
California
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Isenhower
Tod
Former Mason Countian Found Beaten to Death
A Mason County native identified as Keith Cossin was found beaten to death near Columbus. Police questioned three men after confirming a note tied the death to a recent beating and possible robbery. Coroner Dr. Robert A. Evans noted severe head injuries and ruled the cause as homicidal with possible weapons.
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Mason Countian
Stevenson
Columbus
Kefauver
Clar
Keith Cossin
Colum
New York
Averell Bus
Mason County
Harriman
Wood
Robert A. Evans
Cossin
Sly Naminis
Walter Cossin
Tsa
Gallipolis
Ohio
Foreign Affairs Denounced U S Seeks Missing Khrushchev Text
Washington reports say a substantial portion of Khrushchev's attack on Stalin, likely focusing on foreign policy and Russia's conduct, is missing from the State Department release. U S officials have ordered diplomats to locate the unseen section, possibly 110000 to 15000 words, and deliver it to Washington with high priority.
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U.S
Stalin
John M. Hightower
Washington
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
State Department
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Russia
Truce terms from Korea unsettled amid UN concerns
Reports from Seoul indicate plans to move toward a neutral truce inspection face resistance as UN Command reviews the status of units from South Korea. Yugoslavia’s Tito downplays U.S. tensions amid Moscow talks while Britain reveals a wartime secrets case involving a former officer.
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Easmuniom
Nore
Nermand
Gard
South Korea
Rober Gee
Fa Eve
Ari Ropsin
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Kremlin
McCarthy
Senate
U. S
Yugoslavia
Tito
United States
London
John Herbert
King
Soviet Union
Wash
Alington
Low George's Hall
Tito says trip to USSR won’t hurt US relations
Tito asserts Yugoslavia maintains an independent foreign policy during talks with Soviet leaders. He says exchanges of toasts show no difficulty finding common ground in discussions so far.
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Tito
Ussr
U.S
Yugoslavia
Bryant Lands Pinball Rule Causes Ohio Court Ruling
Cincinnati police say the Ohio Supreme Court decision banning free play payouts on pinball machines is a tool to cleanse licensed liquor venues of moral offenses. William C. Bryant, state liquor director, hailed the ruling while a man accused of killing a boy, Richard Townson, 5, faces questions. Parents dispute the suspect's guilt and say they will review the case as police investigate the alley slaying.
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Ohio Supreme Court
William C. Bryant
Cincinnati
Bryant
Richard Townson
Jone
William Roy Watson
Richard
Two Bridgemen Fall 500 Feet to Deaths
On the Giants Straits work site two bridgemen died after plunging 500 feet while stringing mesh from the main tower to an anchorage. They were experienced workers, part of a five man crew. one body remained unfound as divers recovered others. The structure, spanning Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas, aims for completion in September 1957.
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Sack C. Baker
Pagosa
Colo
Straits Water
Robert Kop
Mackinac Bridge
Plymouth
Mich
Walders Omielt Raber
Kenya
Conworth
St. Ignace
Straits
Michigan
Truman Adenauer meet on world peace pace
Former President Truman and Chancellor Adenauer met in Berlin for 30 minutes at the federal chancellery to urge patience and firmness by free nations in the drive for world peace. Truman said both hope peace will arrive if they act and remain patient. Adenauer departs Friday to Washington to confer with President Eisenhower.
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White House
Adenauer
Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Giant Ocean Turtle Sighted Spooks Atlantic Shipping
CHATHAM Mass reports a 24 foot white spotted sea turtle seen in the North Atlantic south of Nova Scotia. The Coast Guard warns ships to watch for the giant reptile which can rise eight feet above water and has 15 foot long fore?ps.
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Chatham
Mass
North Atlante
Rhapsody
Nova Scotia
Coast Guard
Had Dozens of Calls for Our Apartment
Mrs. Jack Beverage phoned to cancel her ad saying they rented the apartment and received many calls. The note urges readers to watch For Rent ads in The Messenger and provides 3242 to place an ad.
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Jack
Dot
Congress battles over Eisenhower aid cuts and Yugoslavia
A House committee votes to slash aid by about 1.1 billion dollars, with administration allies like Rayburn and Richards pushing to restore funds including 600 million dollars. Eisenhower warns it would be tragic if his program aiding free nations is blocked, and debate centers on Yugoslavia and neutralist states amid calls for re-evaluating Tito’s stance.
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Richards
D-Sc
Eisenhower
Congress
U. S
Yugoslavia
Rayburn and Richards
Tito
Moscow
West
House
Rayburn
Rep
Brooks
Hays
D-Ark
Foreign Affairs Committee
Mason
R-Ii
Mison
R-Mass
Flood
D-Pa
FBI Probes $8700 Theft in Marietta Bank Breakin
The FBI said clues were scarce in a theft from the Peoples Banking and Trust Co. night depository. About $8700 in checks and cash were stolen between 3 and 10:30 pm Sunday after the depository safe was broken into. FBI noted three other valley night depositories were also burglarized that weekend.
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Marietta
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stoken
Peoples Banking and Trust Co
FBI
President Receives Letter From Russian Premier
Nikolai Bulganin has written a new note to President Eisenhower. Zarubin planned to deliver it at the State Department but canceled late. A Soviet embassy source said the note arrival may come from Moscow via a 4 p.m. date, amid prior exchanges on disarmament and a proposed friendship treaty.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Eis- Zarubin
Moscow
Eorgia
Zarubin
Gues
Dulles
Bulganin
Cressent
Eisenhower
Russia
United States
Steel Talks Are Delayed Between U S Steel and Big Three
New York dispatch reports the United Steelworkers and the Big Three steel giants United States Bethlehem and Republic opened four hour informal talks at the Hotel Roosevelt. The union payroll covers about 630,000 workers and the contract expires June 9. The union seeks a 22 point package including wage hike layoff pay premium weekend pay and company funded insurance.
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New York
Wns
United Steelworkers
Amerca
United States
Bethlehem
Republic
Inittsburgh
Roosevelt
Athenians Complaint On Phone Dismissed
The Public Utilities Commission dismissed a complaint by eight Athens County residents against Ohio Bell Telephone Company and Commonwealth Telephone Company of Ohio. Residents said Ohio Bell refused service and Commonwealth could not render telephone service.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission Today
Athos County
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Nd Commonwealth Telephone ‘C
Ohio
Ohio Bell
Commonwealth
Foreign Policy Split In GOP Cited by Denis
A fragmented discussion within the Republican Party surfaces around foreign policy. Senators and party members debate candidates and approaches, with Eisenhower’s position and potential nominees generating clashes at party events and in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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GOP
Denis
Court Clears Editor on Contempt Charge in Gallipolis
The Fourth District Court of Appeals overturned contempt findings against Vic Sherow, managing editor of the Gallipolis Tribune. The court ruled he lacked knowledge of a publication order and was not properly compelled to testify, reversing the verdicts and stressing press freedom.
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Gallipolis
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Vic Sherow
Gallipolis Tribune
Gallia
Warren
Court Clears
Sheets
Seminary Need Told For Ohio Methodists Seminary
In Lakeside Ohio a plan to raise at least four million dollars to build and endow a theological seminary was announced at the annual conference. Bishop Hazen G Werner told about three thousand delegates and visitors that the school was authorized by a recent General Conference in Minneapolis. The Northeast Ohio Conference had urged a Midwest location to help offset a minister shortage.
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Lakeside
Onio
Old Methodists
Hazen G. Werner
WB. ‘Robinson
Canton
Minneapolis
Northeast Ohio
General Conference
Midwest
Ohio Methodists
Cypriot Official Shot Dead in Limassol Office Attack
NICOSIA Cyprus an official named Andreas Sergides a Greek Cypriot government official was shot dead today as he entered the commissioners office in Limassol A curfew was clamped on the town while security forces searched for the culprit There is no additional information on suspects or motive.
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Priot
Nicosia
Cyprus
h—Andreas Sergides
Limassol
Bir
Tariff Cuts Boost Free World Trade Negotiations
The United States announced reciprocal tariff cuts with 21 countries from Geneva, lowering barriers on items worth over 2.4 billion annually and 677 million in 1983 imports. The U S gained direct duty concessions on exports valued at 400 million in 1984, with indirect benefits estimated. Cuts exclude Soviet bloc imports and cover agricultural and industrial goods including steel and beer.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
State Department
Behsit
U. S
Army Cuts Its Force In Reserve
The Army announced a wholesale reduction of ready reservists, planning to discharge 475,000 and transfer many to the standby reserve to remove wartime liabilities from World War II and Korea. The screening begins July 1 and ends within 12 months with only those in war or emergencies declared by Congress remaining in the ready reserve.
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Washington
Congress
Army
Korea
San Diego
Calif
Charles Turner Joy
United Nations
Martha Ann
U.N
St Louis
Joy
Naval Academy
Navy
National Council of Churches
General Co. Workers
Methodist
Donald
Aschaffenburg
Germany
Housewife Leaves Reds Over Love and Faith
Mrs. Ana Yas fur Kling told congressional investigators she quit the Communist party in 1937. She had joined as a Young Communist League member at the University of Missouri. She worked in the party district office in St Louis from 194? to 1948 and named Ralph Shaw as a key organizer, but she said the party has become a joke in this country.
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Ana Yasfur Kling
Communist Party
Henuyesere Tee Pine
Lesgap
University of Misseat
Chant
St Louis
IMS
Ralph Shaw
Missouri
Abe
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Wiley
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Mite
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