Military Rebel Bands Seize Control of Turk Government
In a bloodless coup the Turkish armed forces took control and pledged free elections. Premier Adnan Menderes reportedly was captured as unrest grew from student protests and government opposition. Retired generals and cadets joined the takeover signaling a new military regime.
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Turk
Istanbul
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Republican People’s Party
Ismet Inonu
London
Kutahya
Eskisehir
Ankara
Belgrade
Foreign Office
Lodge accuses Soviet Union of bugging U S emblem plaque
At the United Nations Security Council briefing, Ambassador Lodge presented a hollow eagle plaque from Soviets as a concrete espionage example. He described a listening device under the beak and cited Hariman and Kennan accounts of the plaque given to U S envoys in Moscow in 1945 and 1945s findings.
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United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. N. Security Council
Lodge
Council
U. S
Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
George F. Kennan
Harriman
U.S
The
Commonwealth Telephone Co sale proposed to General Telephone
Howard C. Slusher announces the Commonwealth Telephone Co of Ohio board has recommended stockholders accept a General Telephone and Electronics exchange offer. The plan would swap 2.25 General shares for each Commonwealth share, subject to SEC and shareholder approvals and an 80 percent acceptance threshold. A prospectus would be mailed after General files a registration statement with the SEC. Further statements await the completion of steps.
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Howard C. Slusher
The
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Ohio
Ance
General Telephone & Electronics Corp
Slusher
Commonwealth
General
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commonwealth Common
Securities
Commonwealth Organiza
Chile Sees Aid Push After Quake and Tsunami Devastation
Clear weather and calmer seas boost red rescue and aid teams in southern Chile after a powerful quake and tsunami. Early estimates warned the death toll could reach around five thousand.
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Santiago
Chile
Jap Invitation Still In Effect
Tokyo confirms President Eisenhower's planned visit remains on schedule despite leftist protests. Foreign Minister Fujiyama signals no delay now but hints public unrest could affect plans. Announcement follows Cabinet reaffirmation and U S Embassy notice.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
United States
Eisenhower
Kishi
U. S
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Japan
Fujiyama
Herter urges calm and united stance after summit collapse
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter tells a Senate hearing the United States must withstand Moscow pressure in Berlin and elsewhere after the summit breakdown. He urges a calm, resolute policy toward the Soviet Union and avoidance of fruitless retaliation while the inquiry examines the U2 incident, summit effects, and future policy.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Congress
United States
Russia
Berlin
Senate
Herter
Paris
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Free World
Nikita Khrushchev
Fulbright
Holiday patrols set as Ohio law violators warned
Col. Scott B. Radcliffe says every available Ohio Highway Patrol officer will be on traffic duty over the Memorial Day weekend. Offenders will not be treated lightly during the extended patrol. The alert aims to reduce crashes and fatalities on busy travel days.
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Columbus
Col
Scott B. Radcliffe
Grads March In Darkness
A lightning strike destroyed a two story barn north of Allensville, knocking out utilities and dimming McArthur graduation ceremonies. Lincoln Vanhouse owned the barn. no stock or other property damaged. Lights failed twice during the lineup and awards, with flashlights and a large lantern aiding the proceedings.
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McArthur
Allensville
Lincoln Vanhouse
United States Battles Soviet Move Over U N Security Council
At the United Nations in New York the United States faced a Soviet bid to condemn U S spy flights in the Security Council. Ambassador Lodge accused Moscow of manufacturing the crisis for internal politics and urged restraint to avoid raising tensions.
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CENTO
Ankara
Turkey
United Nations
N. Y.P
United States
Soviet Union
U. N. Security Council
N. Y
Henry Cabot Lodge
Gromyko
U. S
Eisenhower
Provision To Bill Raises Questions In Senate Receipt
Washington faces questions as the House passes its first general school construction bill. A 206 to 189 vote approves 1.3 million dollars in federal grants over four years for public school classrooms, with a later vote barring funds to schools defying court integration orders. The bill would authorize 325 million dollars annually to states for four years with required local and state matches.
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Washington
Senate
House
Trial Delayed for Carole Tregoff and Dr Finch
In Los Angeles the retrial of Carole Tregoff and her partner Dr. R Bernard Finch on murder charges was postponed to June 20.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
System Wide Strike Threatens PennsylvanIa Railroad
The threat of a system wide strike by 25000 Transport Workers Union members in 46 locals against the Pennsylvania Railroad looms as pay and working condition demands stall. Yardmen and machinists could halt traffic between New York and St Louis, despite an Eisenhower emergency fact finding order.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union of America
Quill
Pennsylvania
New York
St. Louis
Eisenhower
Red China Charges U2 Flights Over Mainland
Tokyo reports China accuses the United States of at least three overflights by U2 jets over the Chinese mainland today.
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Tokyo
China
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