East West disarmament talks open with Soviet blast
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin opened new East West talks in Geneva with a sharp attack on aggressive circles in the United States. He accused Americans of sabotaging the Paris summit and hindering peaceful coexistence. A Western official said Khrushchev's rhetoric was echoed without his vehemence. U S Ambassador Eaton urged moving ahead with disarmament measures. The conference resumed in a restrained mood, and Zorin presented Moscow’s revised disarmament plan. Western officials doubt full agreement if Soviets stick to strict main provisions. The Soviets also urged steps to remove means of delivering nuclear weapons and, after disarmament, an international peace force.
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Khrushchevy
Soviet veto limits Western disarmament plan
The Western plan for phased nuclear disarmament was hedged by Soviet demands to keep control through the Security Council where the big power veto operates. It proposed three gradual stages with no start until parity in conventional arms and strict safeguards against surprise attack are in place.
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Security Council
Doctor Boocks Resigns After Dairy Water Safety Clash
Logan health commissioner Dr. H. M. Boocks submitted his resignation to the Logan Hocking County board of health after a dispute over actions to stop Acker Bros Dairy products sale amid alleged unsafe water and unsatisfactory milk. A May 30 special meeting directed Boocks to confer with Prosecuting Attorney Hubert Lappen on steps to halt the firm’s products.
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Cleon Tucker
Logan
H. M. Boocks
Logan-Hocking County
Resignation Follows Dairy Water Contamination Talks
Dr. Boocks said he spoke with Lappen three times last week and found the prosecutor friendly and willing to cooperate on a long running dairy department problem. Lappen has been out of town since Friday and no definite progress was reported. He noted the standard milk ordinance lacks a clear threshold for unsafe water samples degrading milk.
Verbal clash over milk warnings in Logan case
Dr Boocks said he notified Ucker Bros by registered letter on May 26 that their milk was degraded and urged them not to sell milk in Logan after June 1. The health commissioner said Acker had been informed of the letter at the post office but had not claimed it.
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Ucker Bros
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Alabama judge bars feds from voter registration files
Circuit Court Judge Walter B. Jones ordered the Justice Department to stay away from Alabama voter registration records in a bid to test the 1960 Civil Rights Act. The temporary injunction covers all 67 counties and the federal side may present its case on July 7. Alabama Attorney General MacDonald Gallion supports sovereignty challenges to federal access. U S Attorney General William P. Rogers seeks access to files in Montgomery Wilcox and Sumter counties.
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Justice Department
Alabama
Circuit Court
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MacDonald Gallion
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Wilcox
Sumter
Herter Supports Eisenhower Japan Visit Despite Protests
Secretary of State Christian Herter told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that President Eisenhower should proceed with plans to visit Japan on June 19. He urged ratification of a new U.S.-Japan treaty to strengthen international peace and security and explained the new pact commits the United States to defend Japan if attacked.
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Eisenhower
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Far East
Conviction of Presser Leads to Motion for New Trial
William Presser head of the Ohio Teamsters Council was convicted of obstructing justice by a federal jury. His attorney announced a motion for a new trial delaying sentencing as closing arguments began in related cases in Painesville and Cincinnati.
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William Presser
Ohio Teamsters Council
Painesville
Floyd E. Hargrove
Missile Activity Halted at Atlas Test Bases
SAN DIEGO Calif Union picket lines halted activity today at bases testing and launching the Atlas the United States powerful counterpunch in case of war. The strike by IAM halted or crippled construction of new Atlas launching sites at Vandenberg Air Force Base and related plants while 25 000 IAM workers at other missile plants voted to continue working. Five bases were idled Vandenberg Cape Canaveral Warren Offutt Holloman and the stoppage threatens a wider disruption in the aircraft missile industry with possible follow on strikes.
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Fla
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Actors Talks Hit Deadlock Over Broadway Wage Pact
New York negotiations for a quick end to the Broadway stage blackout collapsed with a hopeless deadlock over wages. The day began optimistic that pension terms might settle the dispute keeping 22 theaters dark since last Thursday, but both sides failed to agree after conference on pension costs.
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League of New York Theaters
Actors Equity
Homemaking Tests Start in Mrs. America Pageant
Fort Lauderdale competition opens with judging in cooking baking hair styling laundering and other household duties as part of the Mrs. America event.
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Israel says Nazi agreed to trial in Buenos Aires
The Israeli government confirms a band of Jews tracked Adolf Eichmann to Argentina and said he agreed to go to Israel to stand trial. An Israeli note to Argentina expresses regret over sovereignty but asserts the extraordinary case justified bringing Eichmann to trial for complicity in the murder of six million Jews. Eichmann is described as living in Argentina under an alias before capture.
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Adolf Eichmann
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Truman calls espionage a dirty business
CHICAGO robust Harry S Truman recalls turning down a State Department idea to fly spy planes over the Soviet Union in 1949 or 1950. He says espionage is a dirty business and he did not want to be part of it. He concedes he may have used espionage information as president but declines to comment on Eisenhower's role in the U2 incident and offers sympathy to the White House.
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Harry S. Truman
White House
Dean Acheson
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Eisenhower
Acheson Urges Caution on Spy Planes Amid Soviet Tensions
The New York Times quotes Acheson in Washington urging President Truman to reject the use of spy planes. He argues the risks and possible results do not justify action and that the era's equipment was inadequate for the task.
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Japs Threaten Runway Sitdown to Block Eisenhower Visit
Tokyo students linked to the Zengakuren threaten a runway sit down at Tokyo International Airport on June 19 to block President Eisenhower's four day state visit. Prime Minister Kishi orders police action and warns against disruptions while Fujiyama calls any suspension of the trip a stand against national honor.
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Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
National Public Safety and Army
Labor
Prince Philip Embarks on Four Day Canada US Visit
Prince Philip husband of Queen Elizabeth II departs by jet today for a four day tour visiting Canada and the United States.
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Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth II
Canada
United States
Mamie Eisenhower to Miss Far Eastern Tour
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower remains hospitalized with asthmatic bronchitis and will not accompany the President on his Far Eastern tour. She will stay at home in Washington during the trip.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Public Pays $2000 Trip
Rep. Robert Chiperfield and an aide spent $1358.23 from U.S. embassies on a 10 day study mission to Venezuela El Salvador and Mexico in 1957. Travel and other expenses raised the trip cost to taxpayers at least $2446.02. Details emerged because embassies lacked local currency funds.
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Robert Chiperfield Iail
U.S
Venezuela
el Salvador
Mexico
Knight
Don Oberdorfer
Walter Pincus
Stricken Nurse Nears Graduation
Marjorie O'Brien, 25, polio survivor and night nurse, will receive a Bachelor of Science from the Boston College School of Nursing a week from today. Struck by polio in 1955, she was confined to an iron lung yet studied and worked, aided daily by Officer Joe Mazzucchelli who helped her reach the school and classroom.
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Boston College School of Nursing
Boston College
Grace of God
Joe Mazzucchelli
Marjorie
Baptists vote down moves against Catholic church
The American Baptist convention, in Rochester, voted down four thrusts at the Roman Catholic Church amid the Kennedy candidacy. It affirmed citizen inquiry into religious influence on public issues and backed nonviolent sit-ins against racial segregation. Ruth McKinney of Cleveland was elected second vice president, the first Black to hold a top post in the denomination.
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American Baptist Convention
Ruth McKinney
Cleveland
Richard Curtis
Bloomfield
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