U S Ready to Back New Middle East Peace Mission
The United States stands ready to support a second Middle East peace mission by UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold if he believes it would promote Israeli Arab agreement. Dulles said NATO should consult regularly on shared security questions to sustain momentum toward peace.
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Middle East
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Israel
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Greeks Riot Over Cyprus Execute Pair In Athens
In Athens the crowd of about 4000 demonstrated against British Cyprus policy and the pending hangings. Rioters attacked the U S Information Service office and burned British symbols. Police fired in the air to disperse the mob. 20 policemen and 10 civilians were treated at a first aid station. Archbishop Dorotheus spoke on Cyprus as signs in English denounced Sir John Harding and Balkan leaders.
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Greece
U. S. Information Service Office
Information Center
Cyprus
Dorotheus
Sir John Harding
Mediterranean
Britain
Salonika
Michael Karaolis
Andrew
Two Boys Face Workhouse Over School Assaults
Two 18 year old South High School students, Francis D. Baird and Philip V. Mollica, were sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse and fined 25 dollars each for assault and battery. They admitted going to Kenmore High School to see girls, then struck teachers George Oyler and Ralph Larson after being asked to leave. Superintendent Martin Essex confirmed Oyler, a social science teacher and assistant football coach, was hit in the face and Larson, a guidance counselor, was struck when he tried to assist Oyler.
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Akron
Francis D. Baird
Philip V. Mollica
South High School
George Oyler
Ralph Larson
Martin Essex
Oyler
Larson
Essex
George Leaves Senate taking NATO post
Senator George of Georgia announced he will not seek re election and will accept a personal representative role to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. President Eisenhower confirmed the offer at a news conference, noting George would also become a foreign affairs ambassador once in White House control ends. George, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said he will finish his current term expiring next January and would accept the ambassadorial post.
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Eisenhower
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Eisenhrower
White House
Legion Raps Vets Report Critiques Eisenhower Commission
The American Legion denounces the Eisenhower Commission on Veterans' benefits as a scare document filled with contradictions and inaccuracies. Donald R. Wilson, former national commander, testifies to the House Veterans Committee urging rejection of the report in favor of the Legion’s pension bill. The Disabled American Veterans also criticizes the commission which proposes gradual non service connected pension reductions and continued special benefits.
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American Legion Today
Eisenhower
Commission On Veterans’ Benefits
Donald R. Wilson
House Veterans Committee
Wilson
Legion
Austrian Voters Set To Rebuff Communism
Austrian voters prepare for a Sunday election that could shift the balance between the conservative People’s party led by Julius Raab and the Socialists under Adolf Schäfer. Both parties sell differing views on nationalization and private enterprise as Austria remains militarily neutral.
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Tion
People's Buff
Austria
Julius Raab
Peo
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Frank Talks On Defense Budget Sparks Senate Review
Senator Robertson pressed Secretary Wilson and the Joint Chiefs for frank appraisals of the defense budget seeking assurance the military could meet any aggression. The $53.6 billion request would fund a broader spending plan with $36.2 billion in annual bookkeeping. Robertson aims to hear directly from service chiefs about intercontinental jet bomber production and overall force strength.
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Svarumg Uy
J. Robertson
D-Va
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Tes- Administration
Joint Chiefs
Robertson
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Military Chiefs of Staff
Death Proof Put to Jurors in Manslaughter Case
Prospective jurors questioned on whether they would accept the judge’s legal instructions amid a no corpse in the case. Thomas Daniel and Leo Pijuan face manslaughter charges for allegedly killing Jacqueline Smith on Christmas Eve. The state says she died in Daniel’s Lebanon apartment and was dismembered and disposed of in trash.
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Thomas G. Daniel
Leo Pijuan
Jacqueline Smith
Lebanon
Daniel
Pijuan
Niwa
Kenyon College Leader Dies on Cape Cod Trip
Dr Gordon Keith Chalmers head of Kenyon College died of a cerebral hemorrhage at Cape Cod Hospital Hyannis Mass on Thursday night He was visiting his retired secretary Miss Gladys Parker during a business trip in the area the incident occurred while he was away from campus
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Myunt Vernon
Ymio
Gordon Keith Chalmers
Kenyon College
Cape Cod Hospital
Hyannis
Mass
Chambers
Gladys Parker
Want Ad Tips Sell Anything at Low Cost
A brief notice promotes cash sales through inexpensive Messenger Want Ads. It directs readers to call 31242 to reach an Ad-Taker who will assist in preparing the advertisement. The copy emphasizes affordability and easy disposal of goods.
Mother Gives Wedding OK in Dayton Stirs Relief
Mrs George Milton of Dayton Ohio withdrew objections to the marriage of her daughter Elaine 21 to John Sideris 3rd after earlier charges of disappearance and interference. Elaine said she would marry Sideris despite her mother’s prior objections and the couple emerged from hiding Tuesday. Sideris has sold his half interest in a fish shop in anticipation of moving to the United States with a Haine.
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Sideris
United States
O Neill Faces DiSalle in Ohio Governor Battle
Ohio primary results show Michael V. DiSalle and Atty. Gen. C. O Neill winning gubernatorial nominations. DiSalle led the Democratic field. Brown backed O Neill for the GOP nomination. Unofficial counts place McCurdy ahead for Fourth District Court of Appeals. Lausche slate questions loomed in convention delegation race. O Neill pledged to support Republican unity and thanked supporters.
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Michael V. DiSalle
C. O'Neill
Athens
Lausche
Ohio
Bave
Seel
Jeune Des
Ateaian i
Jurge Francie Ds
Wiles
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Ruel McCurdy
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Pie
Lawrence
Ross
Jackson
Vin
Payloft
Delegatte
U. S
John W. Bricker
Eisenhower
John W. Brown
GOP
O'Neill
Neil
Indiana Primary Signals Amid Kefauver Debate
Indiana reported Eisenhower leading with 250,389 votes from 3199 precincts out of 4330, Daly with 156,428 votes at 38 percent, while Kefauver drew no direct opposition in the presidential race. Democrats hoped for farm policy discontent but found no clear signal.
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Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
Indiana
S'Pertas Os
Adlai E. Stevenson
Coal Output Rise Viewed by Industry Expert
West Penn Power Co senior industrial power engineer predicts heavy coal increases to meet rising utility steel aluminum and chemical demand. He cites economists agreeing on at least 100 million additional tons annually by 1965 and expects the electric utility sector to double its load in the next decade.
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Lamanina
FR Sell
West Penn ‘Power Co
Greensburg Pa
Con
Solon urges Senate panel to vote on soil bank bill
Democratic Senator Ellender urged the Senate Agriculture Committee to stop delaying and vote amendments on a formal soil bank bill proposed for a lion-dollar program. He said the plan could be acceptable to the president if votes proceed without further talks. In New Delhi, reports from Kalimpong said anti communist tribesmen killed about 2500 Chinese Reds at a guerrilla camp in eastern Tibet.
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Camarman Aifender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ellender
Tibet
New Delhi
Vom Kalimpong
Experts Ready for H Bomb Test as Wind Delays Weaponeers
Nuclear scientists at Sandia and Los Alamos, part of a task force, outline contingency plans for the H bomb shot Cherokee. They caution the detonation could fail or drift, delaying the test for radiological safety.
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Yimy Eniwetok Atoll
Tomor- Sandia
N. M
Los Alamos Row
U. S
Yugoslav President and wife tour Versailles with visitors
President Tito of Yugoslavia and his wife toured the Palace of Versailles amid crowds of American tourists. In Manila, Japan and the Philippines signed a long awaited World War II reparations pact. Japan will provide 550 million dollars in goods and services over 120 years and lend 250 million dollars to the Philippines in the same period.
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Paris
Tio
Yugoslavia
Palace of Versailles
Manila
Japan
Philippines
Fast Freight Collision Kills Three Near Sheffield
Three men, all salesmen drivers for Dairymen Ohio Farmers Milk Co., die after a Nickel Plate freight train strikes their northbound car at a crossing near Sheffield. The victims are James A. Nak, 33, his brother Robert, 41, and James F. Exner, ages not fully confirmed, all Lorain area men. Police say the auto was hurled more than 100 feet and a car door travels three-quarters of a mile. the driver was believed to be Robert Work.
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Ume
Sheffield
Ohio Farmers » Milk Co
Abbe Ra
James F. Exner
Robert Work
Soviet Paper Attacks Stalin Charges by Repbulicans
The Red Star newspaper denounces charges against Stalin as false and disputes recent assertions about his leaving the Soviet Union. The article cites names such as John W. Brown C William ONeill and discusses polling locations and military figures including Marshal Georg Zhukov.
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Red Star Today
Stalin
Soviet
Marland Leads in West Virginia GOP and Dem contests
HARLESTON West Virginia returns show William C Marland ahead of John G Fox for the Democratic U S Senate nomination following Senator Kilgore s death In the GOP race Revercomb leads two rivals for the nomination Milton Ferguson and Charleston Mayor John T Comenhaver top Cecil B Underwood Fox leads in the gubernatorial contest with other county results including Mason and Mason County figures For the House of Delegates Durbin leads in the GOP ticket while Risse heads the Republican county commission race Joe Burdette leads the Democratic governor race in his home county.
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Harleston
William C. Marland
John G. Fox
Harley Kilgore
Sea
Man Revercomb
Cer
Milton P. Ferguson
Charleston
John T. Comenhaver
Cecil B. Underwood
Mason County
Rvant Af
Dan Jarrell
Gerald
C. P. Stout
Keith F Arnold
Sheritt
Earl C. Mobe
Reading Toral L
Griff Durbin
Charles A. Roberts
Yack Johnson
R. Ia McCuilty
Campbell W. Stevens
George A. Rairden
House of Delegates
E. H. Risse
Republicas County Commission
Joe Burdette
Bowernor
Algiers Seeks New Troops as Rebel Offensive Surges
NATO divisions and draft levies mobilize as Lacoste's forces sweep the countryside to blunt a fresh rebel offensive. Authorities say French forces killed more than 130 in western Algeria after raiders set fire to farms and killed scores of people over the last five days.
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NATO
Lacoste
Algeria
Navy Rocket Misses Altitude Record in New Test
Navy researchers mid June test in New Mexico aimed at an altitude record for a single rocket. The rocket reached an estimated 15,000 feet in 16 seconds before failure, failing to approach the planned 185 miles as scientists and officials noted the stage rocket success but main engine setback.
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Pomeroy
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