Tito says no change in stand in Belgrade meeting
President Tito assures West that upcoming talks with Soviet leaders do not signal Yugoslavia switching sides. He affirms keeping Yugoslavia out of blocs, seeks good relations with both camps, and promises no secret deals at the Belgrade conference with Bulganin Khrushchev and Gromyko. He defends nonpolitical aid and warns against foreign interference while noting Moscow consent to his condition.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Union
Adriatic
Pula
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Austria
Driller Beats 80-Year-Old Over 90 Cents
In Chardon Ohio a 43-year-old husky well driller Leo Cavey allegedly beat 80-year-old Alva J. Williams with electrical pliers during an argument over a 90-cent debt and hid the body in a woods. He led police to the victim’s remains after a signed statement.
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Chardon
Ohio
Alva J. Williams
Leo Carey
John R. Bohr
Walter Booker
Here
Thomas G. Rowley
Cavey
Williams
Logan Man Elected Ohio JC President
P. J. Cole of Logan was elected first vice president of the Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce at Akron yesterday. The three day annual convention ended with Columbus chosen for next year`s meeting.
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P. J. Cole
Logan
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Akron
Columbus
Four Foreign Ministers Map Summer Summit Plans
In Vienna the Big Four foreign ministers head home to arrange a summer meeting of the leaders. Western officials see possible sites in Stockholm or Lausanne for Eisenhower Bulganin and the British French premiers with July or August favored. Molotov pressed for Austria style neutrality pricing German reunification and warned against revived aggressive militarism.
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Vienna
Austria
Europe
Stockholm
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Lausanne
Switzerland
V. M. Molotov
Bulgaria
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Molotov
Germany
U.S. Newsmen Restricted In Honduras
Honduran government bans outgoing press dispatches to prevent alleged false reports that could worsen the Nicaragua emergency. It cited rumors of invasion and troops on the frontier as officials say the situation will be settled peacefully. Time magazine reporter Harvey Rosenhouse was named in the censorship claim.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Nicaragua
Harvey Roseffhouse
Time Magazine
Adenauer Triumphs in State Vote
Mainz Germany Adenauer wins Rhineland Palatinate election granting the Christian Democratic Party 51 of 100 seats. The victory strengthens his two thirds Bundesrat majority and supports plans to arm 500000 Germans for the Atlantic Alliance. CDU leads while Socialists and Free Democrats gain 36 and 13 seats respectively.
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Mainz
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Atlantic Alliance
Rhineland-Palatinate
Christian Democratic Party
Adenauer
Bundesrat
Christian Democrats
Socialists
Free Democrats
Free Voters’ Association
Gen Sallings, Virginia’s Last Living Confederate, Dies at 109
Fort Blackmore Virginia honored Gen John B Sallings who died at 109 after a birthday with a three tier cake and visits from friends and officials. The Civil War veteran, one of four survivors, wore a Confederate uniform for the send off as he rested with family.
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Fort Blackmore
Virginia
United States
John B. Sallings
Underwater Atomic Test To Follow Land Blasts
Nevada concludes the 14th and largest in three months but plans an imminent underwater detonation off California. Navy led, no AEC scientist present. Graves and Reeves hail the Nevada run as a major contribution to defense. May 9 announcement notes test within days, aimed at submarine attack defense.
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Nev
U. S
California
Pacific
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Alvin C. Graves
AEC
Los Alamos
N. M
Yucca T
Graves
James Reeves
Nevada
ABC
Joint Task Force 7
Adm
C. M
Momsen
Defense Department
Indian Springs
Pioche
Traffic Toll Hits Peak In Ohio Deaths For Year
The Associated Press reports Ohio’s traffic toll reached a yearly peak with 19 deaths last period. The year’s prior high was 18, last weekend in February. Four drowned, a 64 year old man died from a porch fall, and an 18 month old boy fatally struck in his home driveway. In sum, 25 violent deaths beyond homicides were logged in the AP survey covering 6 p.m. Friday to midnight last night.
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Associated Press
Ohio
One-Armed Dog Driver Marries His Sweetheart in California
SOUTH PASADENA Calif The best one armed dog driver and his new wife are honeymooning today Kenneth E Bruce 30 and Mrs Jane E Eagle 30 wed yesterday at the Oneonta Congregational Church Both are blind Mrs Eagle said they met on a bus six weeks ago and Bruce proposed while walking their guide dogs on Ocean Park pier He had one arm around me and the leash in the other This unusual wedding paired a veteran service figure with a partner met by chance on a transit ride.
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South Pasadena
Calif
Kenneth E. Bruce
Jane E. Eagle
Oneonta Congregational Church
Power farming with Messenger Classified Ads
Power farming hinges on effective ads. Messenger Want Ads offer fast same day placement if you call 31242 before 9 A.M. to buy or sell farm needs.
Still Trouble In Europe says Macmillan amid East West strain
London Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan warned that the icejam breaking in East West relations has opened new problems and that despite recent diplomatic gains there are anxious and difficult times ahead. He noted peace through strength is showing results after eight or nine days of significant effort including the West European Union, Germany’s NATO admission, and the Austrian four power treaty signing.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
West European Union
Germany
NATO
Glass Workers Get Raise in Contracts
Glass workers in Libby-Owens-Ford and Pittsburgh Plate Glass plants receive hourly pay raises averaging 14 cents for 23,000 employees under contracts signed with the CIO United Glass and Ceramic Workers. The deal drops a guaranteed annual wage demand but includes a joint study of employment security and stabilization.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
CIO United Glass & Ceramic Workers
Water Main Burst Causes $250,000 in Damages at Steel Plant
A 48 inch water main burst near U. S. Steel’s South Chicago plant flooding the facility and surrounding blocks. The incident forced a temporary halt to production with normal operations expected to resume today.
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Chicago
U. S. Steel
South Side
South Chicago Works
Eisenhower backs 28 million fund for polio vaccine aid
The administration proposed a 28 million dollar fund to help states vaccinate children in low income families and plans for immunization through age 19. The plan follows the voluntary distribution system under existing law and includes 2 million for additional inspectors and technicians in the Public Health Service to ensure safety during continued vaccine testing.
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Eisenhower
Foundation
Public Health Service
Congress
Donk U. & Public
Eli Lilly & Co
Nas. Anapolis
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Chester S. Keefer
Leonard Scheele
Hobby
Roswell B. Perkins
Bradshaw Mintener
Parke M.banta
Welfare Department
Lilly
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Scheele
Wyeth, Inc
Philadelphia
Welfare Hobby
Second Atom Ship Drive Is Launched
Key members of the House Merchant Marine Committee pushed a drive to build a second atomic merchant ship in addition to the one Eisenhower proposed. Chairman Bonner said the Eisenhower ship to sail the world as a peaceful energy exhibit would resemble a carnival showboat or Mississippi River float rather than a serious project.
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Washington
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Eisenhower
Bonner
D-Nc
Ohio Salk Plan Starts Again
Ohio's Salk polio vaccination drive resumes as 3000 additional school children are cleared to receive Eli Lilly vaccine under state direction. The release follows a federal manufacturing and testing review and targets counties including Coshocton Cuyahoga and Hamilton with others in Belmont Delaware and more.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralph E. Dwork
Eli Lilly & Co
Public Health Service
Parke, Davis & Co
Coshocton
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Belmont
Delaware
Fairfield
Jackson
Knox
Mount Vernon
Marietta
New Boston
Marion
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Wyeth Laboratories
Wife Sought In Death Of Chef
Jay Oklahoma authorities probe the decomposed body of Joseph Werner a 41 year old chef at the Triple X Restaurant in Fort Worth found on a vacant farm. Leota Werner 44 his estranged wife is sought under a radio pickup order after selling the family home for 4500 and claiming divorce.
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Jay
Okla
Delaware County
Don Hampton
Joseph Werner
Triple X
Fort Worth
State Crime Bureau
Leota
A. C. Howerton
Werner
Here
DeGarmo
St. Louis
Milford Names Four-Man Board Promising Segregation
Milford Del voters elected a four member school board in a turnout of 3260, far above the usual 1000. The board pledged to use every legal avenue to protect residents' rights amid ongoing segregation tensions after Lakewood Ave High admitted 11 Negro students last September.
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Milford, del
Milford
Lakewood Ave. High School
Heir to Millions Killed in Car Crash
John W. Baughman II, a 20 year old Kansas State student from Liberal, died when his car crashed into a bridge near Junction City. Heir to a grandfather’s estate valued at about $6.8 million, the $3.4 million portion was to be held in trust until age 35. None others were injured. officers said he apparently fell asleep at the wheel. Four nieces and a nephew may share the $3.4 million.
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Junction City
Kan
John W. Baughman II
Baughman
Kansas State College
Liberal, Kan
Siamese Twins In Fair Condition In Detroit Hospital
Siamese twin girls born Sunday to 27 year old Mrs Nona Herjring were reported in fair condition at Mt Carmel Mercy Hospital. Doctors said the babies weigh 12 pounds 14 ounces total and are joined at the chest with a 1 in 100,000 chance of survival. The mother is in good condition. Preliminary X rays indicate separate chests.
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Detroit
Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital
Nona Herjring
Finn twins refuse to eat. judge denies appeal
Federal Judge Edward P. Murphy denied a motion to vacate one year sentences for Charles and George Finn of Los Angeles. The brothers, on a hunger strike in a Springfield Missouri federal prison, argued over a government surplus plane dispute and a citizen's arrest of U.S. Attorney Laughlin E. Waters.
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San Francisco
Finn Twins
Springfield
Edward P. Murphy
Charles
George Finn
Los Angeles
U.S
Murphy
Car Hits Trainees At Lackland Air Force Base
A car plowed into a formation of basic trainees marching to KP duty at Lackland Air Force Base before dawn Sunday injuring 29. Nine were hospitalized with fractures. others treated for minor injuries. The driver blamed darkness and mist, and authorities said he was not speeding. None of the hospitalized men were from the Midwest.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lackland Air Force Base
Midwest
Air Clash Sparks Political Motive Claims in Formosa
Nationalist quarters in Taipei blamed political aims for the Sunday clash between Communist jet fighters and Nationalist Thunderjets near Formosa. Reds reportedly operated from a new base north of the island. Officials say the incident should not signal large scale war, but may be used to influence the forthcoming Big Four talks.
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Taipei
Formosa
Red China
Luchino Lakino
Here
Formosa Strait
Russia
Stockholm
China
Pickets Strike At Kilger Creek Power Plant
In Gallipolis a picket line of four men kept about 2200 construction workers off the Kilger Creek Power Plant project. The four included Painters Local 1440 officers. twelve other members were on site with emergency crews and supervisors. Fred R. Carman, resident engineer for Ohio Valley Electric Corp, said the Building and Trades Council of Portsmouth requested the international union intervene. He added the Portsmouth Council called the strike illegal and expected the dispute to be resolved today with work resuming.
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Gallipolis
Kgger Creek
American Federation of Labor
United Painting Co. of
New York
Fred R. Carman
Ohio Valley Electric Corp
Building and Trades Council of Portsmouth
The
International
Carman
Portsmouth Council
Jubilant Austrians Fete Signing of Freedom Pact
Vienna celebrates the Big Four signing of Austria’s sovereignty ending 17 years under Allied occupation. Molotov Macmillan Dulles Pinay Figl signed the treaty in Belvedere Palace. Within 90 days 70,000 troops will withdraw, raising hopes and fears for Austria’s economic future and neutrality.
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Austria
Hitler
United States
Russia
Britain
France
U. S
V. M. Molotov
Harold Macmillan
Dulles
Antoine Pinay
Leopold Figl
Belvedere Palace
St. Stephen's
Theodor Cardinal Innitzer
Ringstrasse
Ling
Salszburg
Innsbruck
Julius Raab
of Koerner
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