Mendes Prepares Plans For New French Cabinet
A Bangkok/Paris wire reports Mendes France to form a new French cabinet after Laniel resignation. Diem expected to succeed Buu Loc in Vietnam, aiming to rally nationalists and oppose the Vietminh. Debate on the European Defense Community looms with mixed support from MRP and Gaullists.
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Mendes
John Roderick
Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
Prince Buu Loc
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Bao Dai
Buu Locha
T Bao Dai
France
Mince
Guyen van Tam Jan
Bull Loc
Joseph Laniel
French Union
Annam
Bao Daki
PARIS
Pierre Mendes-France
Jean Chauvel
Geneva
Chauvel
Mendes-France
Rene Coty
National Assembly
Coty
Laniel
Catholic Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Union For Republican and Social Action
URAS
de Gaulle
Mendes- France
European Army
Assembly
EDC
West Germany
Embezzlement Charges Labeled in Ex-Officer Case
Governor Meyner to reveal details of a $300000 embezzlement by a former official to fund a political career and pay a blackmailer. Hoffman, tied to the Circus Saints and Sinners, died June 4 after being suspended from a state post in 194? with a pension bill pending.
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Trenton
N. J
Robert B. Meyner
Hoffman
Meyner
Adard
Madison
Congress
Leonard
Saints and Sinners
New Jersey
Cancer patient shot along with daughter in Maryland
James Stanley Jakulowski, 41, an electrician who recently learned he had cancer, was found fatally wounded in his car in Anne Arundel County with a .22 rifle nearby. His 6-year-old daughter Shirley lay in the road. both died about two hours later at South Baltimore General Hospital, five minutes apart.
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Baltimore
James Stanley Jakulowski
Anne Arundel County
Shirley
South Baltimore General Hospital
Explosion leads to ban on liquor for Navajo man
In Phoenix a Navajo man named George Begay Harrison set off dynamite near a pow er shovel valued at about $10,000. He received a five year suspended sentence on the condition he stays away from liquor.
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Phoenix
Ariz
George Begay Harrison
Alert Proved Successful in Ohio Civil Defense Drill
Columbus report says Maj. Gen. Leo M. Kreber praised yesterday's civil defense test as better than expected. The mock atomic bombing simulated 117,000 deaths in Cincinnati and showed 15 other Ohio cities severely damaged. Within three minutes responders returned to headquarters and the drill proceeded with industrial and military targets activated for a genuine attack scenario.
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Columbus
Leo M. Kreber
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kreber
State CD Organization
Boys State Head Chosen in Buckeye Contest at Camp Perry
Thomas T. Triplett of Sandusky won the Buckeye Boys State governor race defeating Don Pearlce of Toledo 533 to 441. Other officers named include Tom Skinner Columbus secretary of state, James North Canal Winchester treasurer, David Schwab Hamilton auditor, George J. Swartz Warren lieutenant governor, and Joseph Murray Ashland attorney general. Ohio American Legion sponsors the self government program.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Sandusky
Buckeye
Thomas T. Triplett
Don G. Pearce
Toledo
Tom Skinner
Columbus
James North
Canal Winchester
David Schwab
Hamilton
George J. Swartz
Warren
Joseph Murray
Ashland
Boys
The
Ohio American Legion
Elderly Duck Finds Useful Occupation
Mr and Mrs Curtis Crim released their elderly duck at the lake near Lincoln Park zoo Oklahoma City to join other ducks. He proved too old for chores and too troublesome to bake, so the pair kept him as a pet after the animal wandered back to their yard.
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Oklahoma City
Curtis Crim
Lincoln Park Zoo
Zoo
Duck
Aroa
Crims
Bradley declines California Senate bid
General of the Army Omar N. Bradley says he was approached by certain parties to be the Democratic candidate for the U S Senate from California but he declined. Bradley, a West Los Angeles resident, told reporters he would not return to Washington after eight years there.
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Oakland
Calif
Omar N. Bradley
U. S. Senate
California
Bradley
Los Angeles
USC
Washington
Five Day Forecast With Above Normal Temps
The five day forecast from the Associated Press calls for temperatures Wednesday through Sunday averaging 4 to 5 degrees above normal. Warm and humid conditions continue with brief cooling on Friday. Normal highs range from 80 to 85 and lows around 60 to 62. Scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers expected Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday with rainfall about 0.5 inch.
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Associated Press
Twining Foresees Higher U S Military Preparedness
General Nathan F. Twining, Air Force chief of staff, said the United States may need to boost preparedness due to the Soviet push to surpass American atomic weapon superiority. He warned weapons likely to be used in an ultimate test and cited Soviet jet bombers as a threat.
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Lexington
Nathan F. Twining
United States
Twining
Air Force
Virginia Military Institute
Ransom Loot Found in Ariz. Kidnapping Case
The $75,000 ransom from Evelyn Ann Smith’s kidnapping was found near the Superstition Mountains. A man’s work shirt and a pistol lay nearby as officers tracked the suspect Daniel J. Marsin, 41, an unemployed Phoenix welder identified by Mrs. Smith as her abductor. Police sought the missing rifle and binoculars used in the crime.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Evelyn Ann Smith
Superstition Mountains
Daniel J. Marsin
Court Drops Case At Request of Ex POW
A Tennessee judge dropped an unlawful cohabitation charge against Mrs. James Hern after ex POW Sgt. James Cogburn asked the case be dismissed. Hern, 24, remarried while her husband was a prisoner of war, believing he had died in Korea, and her new husband is a 25-year-old former Marine.
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Lexington
Tenn
James Hern
A. T. Taylor
James Cogburn
Jenkins Resigns Gallia C of C Board
Gallipolis reports resignation of Robert E. Jenkins from the Chamber of Commerce board after a clash with the Board of Education meeting schedule. Neal Clark named his successor. Jenkins was first vice president with Miles T. Eplirg as acting second vice president.
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Gallipolis
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
C of C
Robert E. Jenkins
Neal Clark
Jenkins
Miles T. Eplirg
Mother Fights Mad Dog to Save Children in Basements
In Cleveland, expectant mother Agnes Stavnicky clung to a snarling boxer named Baron to shield her three children and unborn baby. Police shot her in the leg when they arrived. another officer killed the dog as it lunged toward him in the bathroom.
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Cleveland
Agnes Stavnicky
Baron
Margaret Stavnicky
Albert Moenich
Moenich
Employe and $201 Sought
A warrant has been issued for Harry Mayes of Point Pleasant over the alleged theft of 201 dollars from Shadle Bridge service station. Mayes, a station employee, reportedly used checks and cash to bank, dropped the bank book and checks in a mailbox, then left town. Deputies traced him to a carnival in Pomeroy and hotels before a Middleport taxi carried him to Columbus.
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Point Pleasant
Harry Mayes
Shadle Bridge
Mayes
Emerson Wilson
Griff Durbin
J. Gary Kapp
Pomeroy
Reese Confesses Killings On Ohio Farm
Cletus Reese 36 admits three killings at his Nellie farm dragging in a rambling tale to Sheriff Kempf. He names Clyde Patton Paul Tish and Lester Melick as victims and says all three were “soldiers” with skulls crushed. Tish identified. Melick missing since last November.
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Cletus Reese
Gilbert Kempf
Nellie
Reese
Clyde Patton
Fresno
Kempf
Cambridge State Hospital
Re Ee
Paul Tish
Cambridge
Tish
Lester Melick
Danville Farm
Coshocton
Ohio
Danville
Churchill and Eden to Visit Washington for informal talks
Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden plan a visit to Washington the weekend of June 25 for informal talks with President Eisenhower. President Eisenhower invited them weeks ago and White House spokesman James Hagerty said no formal agenda would guide the meeting. The discussions come amid U S Britain strains over policy and the Indochina crisis as Geneva talks falter.
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Washington
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Britain
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Great Britain
United States
Indochina
Geneva
Eden and Molotov Meet As Conference Nears End
In Geneva, British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov held a hurried private session as talks edged toward breakdown. A 16-nation UN Korea bloc urged resuming UN control, while Indochina recessed talks considered Vietminh advances in Laos and Cambodia.
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Eden
Molotov
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Korea
Indochina
Laos
Cambodia
Anthony Faden
Fewer Now Unemployed in Columbus Week
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports 12,029 initial unemployment claims for the week ending June 12, down from 12,233 the prior week. Total claimants unemployed one week or more reach 101,124, versus 101,844 the prior week and 195,217 for May 29.
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Columbus
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Housewife uncovers yard collapse near old well site
Baltimore police report Irene Showalter found a cat scratching a hole in the yard. She hacked at it with a hoe and waited for her husband. A mound four feet wide and eight feet deep formed, prompting investigators to suggest a possible old well at the site.
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Baltimore
Irene Showalter
Showalter
Problem Child Sends Invitation to Police
Norman Oklahoma report notes a teen with a troubled high school record who graduates this spring and sends a personal invitation to the Norman Police for the commencement ceremonies with the message I made no further comment.
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Norman
Okla
Woman Burned to Death in Ohio Kitchen Fire
Sheriff said Mrs. A. J. Lansing, 89, of South Solon apparently burned to death when her clothing caught fire from a kitchen stove. The charred body was found by a neighbor in London, Ohio.
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London
Ohio
Herbert Markley
A. J. Lansing
South Solon
Heat Wave Pushes Temperatures Across Regions
Heat wave persists with highs in the 70s and 80s across the Eastern states, warming toward the Great Lakes. Record temperatures were noted in several cities, while the Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies stay cooler. Thunderstorms and thundershowers tracked from Texas to the Plains and into Minnesota, with rain from California to Washington.
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Associated Press
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Plateau
New England
Presidio
Big Piney
Wyo
Texas
Flains States
Minnesota
Florida
Alabama
Virginia
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
McCarran Says Ouster Wrong
Senator McCarran of Nevada calls Senator Flanders plan to strip McCarthy of committee chairmanships a wrong move that should not have been made and has little chance of approval. Flanders plans to discuss the motion in the Senate today while Knowland warns debate could delay Eisenhower’s legislative program for weeks.
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Washington
Senator McCarran
D-Nev
Flanders
R-Vi
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Committee
McCarran
Senaate
Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Ashland man identified after death by own action note
Kentucky state police identified the bridge jumper as George Casebolt, 30, of Jackson. A note found by two boys on the Ashland Coals Grove bridge over the Ohio River requested his wife be told and asked forgiveness. Dragging of the river was postponed pending investigation.
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Ashland
Coal Grove
Ohio
Ohio River
Kentucky
George Casebolt
Jackson
Lawrence County
Berea Car Death Alarm After Fatal Auto Crash
Bernard Hardacre aged 27 was found dead inside his car after it jumped a curb and skidded 327 feet across a field in Berea. There were no visible injuries. The coroner will determine the cause of death.
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Cleveland
Bernard Hardacre
Berea
Carr testifies on Army actions in McCarthy investigation
Francis P. Carr says Army Secretary Stevens and counselor John G. Adams used improper tactics to block McCarthy’s probe of Reds in the Army. He notes Adams urged no hearings and cites efforts to shield Pvt. G. David Schine. Senate hearing grows tense with clashes between McCarthy and Symington as officers tighten security.
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Washington
Francis P. Carr
Army
Stevens
John G. Adams
Sen. McCarthy
Carr
McCarthy Investigations Subcommittee
Sen
Clellan
D-Ark
Senate
Mc Carthy
Adams
McCarthy
Pvt
G. David Schine
Subcommittee
James D. St. Clair
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Symington
D-Mo
Mundt
R-Sd
Capitol
Symingston
McCarthyism Auction Raises Money for Kiwanis Club
In Wynantskill New York Senator McCarthy’s donation to a Kiwanis Club auction fetched $7.25 for an autographed baseball, $125 for his book McCarthyism Fight for America, and a hockey stick went for $1.50. A bidder paid $6 more than the baseball for the autographs and 25 cents less than the hockey stick for the stick. Celebrities are asked to donate items for future auctions.
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Wynantskill
N.Y
McCarthy
Kiwania Club
New York
Rennether Polytechnic Institute
Wisconsin Republican
Elks Rescue Parakeet At Considerable Cost
Newport Ky Elks club members tore into the clubhouse wall to recover parakeet owned by Mary Lou Kehoe after it escaped. The operation required four hours of labor and cost about 200 dollars.
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Elks Rescue
Newport
Mary Lou Kehoe
Elks
Mary Lou
Brunswick selects mayor and five councilmen by unique vote
In Brunswick N Carolina the town of 250 residents chose a mayor and five councilmen using a novel system. No candidates file. residents vote for five people and the top five receive seats, with the highest total nominating the mayor.
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Brunswick, N. Co
Brunswick
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