United States and Soviet Union Clash at UN on Espionage
At United Nations headquarters the United States and the Soviet Union opened a debate on espionage. Andrei Gromyko urged the Security Council to denounce U S spy flights as a threat to peace while Henry Cabot Lodge defended espionage as an old practice and not a threat. The session, broadcast by Voice of America, drew expectations of limited support for the Kremlin’s stance.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
New York
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Paris
1I Nation Security Council
Kremlin
U. S
Henry Cabo Lodge
Council
U. S. Information Agency
Voice of America
Skipjack Arrives in Glasgow for Deep Dive Trials
The U S nuclear submarine Skipjack reached Scottish waters to conduct deep diving and research trials through the month end, docking in Glasgow for testing and data gathering.
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Glasgow
Scotland
U.S
Scottish
Tidal Waves Hit Hawaiian Islands and Chile Quake Toll Soars
A series of four tidal waves struck Hawaii causing two deaths and extensive damage in Hilo, while Chile’s powerful quakes plus waves left hundreds dead or missing across nine provinces. US aid and warnings aided evacuations in Honolulu and other coastal areas.
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Santiago
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Lebu
Arauco
U.S. Coast Guard
California
Coast Guard
Oregon
Washington
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Biobio
Malleco
Cautin
Valdivia
Llanquihe
Chiloe
Hawaii Island
Waikiki
Waikiki Beach
Cuban Forces Reported Circling Guantanamo Base
The Ledger-Star reports Atlantic Fleet authorities were warned Cuban forces near Guantanamo City were preparing to move on the U.S. naval base. Sources say Fidel Castro’s forces quietly gathered to spark a shooting incident and U.S. sentries were alerted. Washington officials confirm Navy readiness to defend the base under an existing treaty.
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Atlantic Fleet
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Guantanamo
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Robert L. Dennison
Fidel Castro
Guantenamo
Naval
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Dennison
Washington
Navy
Naval Base
United States
Cuba
Arleigh A. Burke
Naval Operations
Senate Leaders Plan U2 Probe
Two Senate probes emerged after the summit collapse focusing on events leading to the U2 incident. Senator Fulbright urged an inquiry, and Senator Johnson backed the review. Senator Jackson announced start of closed hearings examining the incident and top level decision making.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Teenagers must learn marriage responsibility say PTA leader
Mrs James C Parker of Grand Rapids urged better preparation for marriage during the PTA convention. She warned impulse marriages and divorces are rising and stressed home and school must teach commitment, with schools as a last resort if homes fail.
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Grand Rapids
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Eisenhower to Report Wednesday on Summit Collapse
President Eisenhower will address the American people Wednesday evening by television and radio to discuss the Paris summit collapse and U S aims with allies. White House press secretary James Hagerty said the 30 minute talk would begin at 8 p m EDT and be carried live by major networks.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States
Christian A. Herter
Hagerty
Congress
Paris
ABC
CBS
Burglars Loot State Liquor Store in Cleveland Heist
Burglars forced entry into a state liquor store in Cleveland early today, pierced a safe with a hot tool, and escaped with 8068 dollars in cash along with six cases of whisky.
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Cleveland
Ohio five day forecast warmer trend with scattered showers
Ohio forecast calls for near normal temperatures with highs around 74 to 77 and low 51 to 54. A slight warmup Tuesday followed by minor changes through Saturday. Scattered showers expected Thursday or Friday, with amounts under 0.1 inch in the north and 0.2 inch in the south.
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Formal
Burglarry Shootout At Scenic Lanes Bowling Alley
Logan police end a gun battle at Scenic Lanes on W Hunter St arresting Franklin Booth and James Eyer of Columbus after Booth fired at officers. Booth, on parole from Mansfield, and Eyer, also on parole, are charged with burglary. Sheriff Waldron leads the investigation with BCI help. Booth faces shooting with intent to kill charges.
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Columbus
Scenic Lanes
W. Hunter St
Franklin D. Booth
James M. Eyer
Booth
Mansfield Reformatory
Stanley Nutter
Eyer
Nutter
Brandon
Hocking County
A. J. Waldron
W. Hunter
Corporation
Ed Dawley
John Wells
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Director Of Mint Charged With Silver Theft
Thor Hjulstad, director of Norway's mint, was indicted on charges of stealing 397 pounds of silver and selling it back to the public, the same people from whom he took it.
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Thor Hjulstad
Mint
Eaton Receives Honorary Doctor of Laws at Charles University
Cyrus Eaton was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by Charles University in Prague during a special ceremony conducted on his visit to Czechoslovakia.
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Czechoslovakia
Cyrus Eaton
Charles University
Communist
Reading for the Family On The Inside Pages
Local page notes Logan Senior nominated for state farmer. Reds split results and White Sox drop two. Gallia Board fails to hire a superintendent. Athens area includes Chauncey Nelsonville Gallipolis Pt. Pleasant Glouster.
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Asa
Odobe Ab Srr
Seti
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Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Glouster
Finch Retrial Opens in L A Murder Case
Dr. R Bernard Finch 42 and his lover Carole Tregoff 24 face a retrial after a first trial ended in a hung jury. Attorney Grant B Cooper seeks a change of venue due to publicity while Tregoff moves to disqualify Judge Keroy Dawson alleging prejudice. The couple are accused in the murder of Barbara Jean Finch 36 in a pistol struggle.
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Los Angeles
Finch
Grant B. Cooper
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Keroy Dawson
Barbara Jean Finch
Soviet to decide on fate of U S Air Force crew in East Germany
Berlin reports the Soviet Embassy may act today or Tuesday regarding the C47 lander from Copenhagen to Hamburg that strayed into East Germany. Nine Americans aboard are described as in Soviet hands and in good shape. The embassy offered few details and did not confirm reports of fighter involvement.
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Berlin
East Germany
Copenhagen
Hamarg
Explosion Kills 54 Miners in Ostrava Pit
An explosion believed to be methane gas caused the deaths of 54 miners at a coal mine in Ostrava, the major industrial center 170 miles east of Prague, Czechoslovakia, on Sunday.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ostrava
Power Failure Lasts Five Hours Findlay Hit By Blackout
About three fourths of Findlay were affected Sunday by a power failure lasting 52 hours. Lightning struck a transformer and an underground transmission line burned out at the power plant, causing the blackout.
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Findlay
Kennedy presses big push for Democratic nomination
Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts races to win on the first ballot, aiming to sway undecided delegates before the Los Angeles convention. He seeks votes from New York and Pennsylvania—195 delegates—while facing Lyndon B. Johnson and Adlai Stevenson backers.
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Pennsylvania
Hubert H
Students Storm Kishi Residence In Tokyo Clash
About 1000 university students tried to storm the prime minister's official residence in Tokyo as heavy police guarded the area. Stones flew as officers moved to disperse the crowd amid the tense confrontation.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
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