Soviet aide denies trying to buy U S secrets
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov says Nikolai Kurochkin denied attempting to obtain American military documents from Charles Beaumet. Beaumet admits paid more than $435 for nonsecret material. Kurochkin ordered to leave the United States as Beaumet registers as a foreign agent.
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Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikov
Nikolai I. Kurochkin
State Department
Charles T. Beaumet
VU. S
Men
Beaumet
Justice Department
Kurochkin
Department
Soviet Union
Wen ‘Ke Baker Jr
U. S
Moscow
Baker
United States
Mrs. Frances Ann Gibson 79 Cass Native Dies
Mrs Frances Ann Gibson 79 wife of the late William M Gibson died Sunday at Atlantic Memorial Hospital after three years of ill health She lived at the Garnsey nursing home 47 years born in Noble township July 17 1878 married in Colorado Springs Dec 11 1895 farmed in Noble township 1905 moved to Atlantic 1818 Surviving daughter Mrs Bart Neth Atlantic two sons A M Gibson Omaha and G W Gibson Glendale Calif an aunt H L Nettz Lyman five grandchildren eight great grandchildren and one infant son Leroy Elmer died Funeral service Tuesday 2 pm at Roland funeral home with Rev A Breelay Grant officiating Interment Noble Center cemetery DES MOINES (AP) storm damage in Iowa in May topped 1 145 million per Weather Bureau heavy damage on the last day of May from severe wind storms
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Frances Ann Gibson
William M. Gibson
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Garnsey Nursing Home
Mrs. Gibson
Noble Township
Elmer and
Elizabeth Adams Blanchard
Mr. Gibson
Colorado Springs
Co.v
Colorado
Atlantic
Gibtsson
Gibson
Noble Center Church
Bart Neth
A. M. Gibson
Omaha
G. W. Gibson
Glendale
Calif
H. L. Nettz
Lyman
Leroy Elmer
Roland Funeral Home
Grant Officigting
Nobke Center
Weather forecast with scattered showers and heat
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Tuesday. Locally heavy rains Monday night with highs in the 70s to 80s and cooler trend toward Tuesday. Outlook calls for more showers and lighter cooling into Wednesday.
Subway Walkout Grips London Morning Commute
London’s five week bus strike deepened as a sympathy walkout by subway workers halved rush hour service. Only 79 of 1,000 trains stayed on schedule, canceling 40 of 500 services while dockers’ wildcat actions closed port unloads and raised food shortages and prices.
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London
London Docks
Vna
Clashes Rise Between Greek and Turkish Cypriots in Cyprus
Civil unrest intensifies in Nicosia as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash for a third day after the murder of a Turkish Cypriot woman. Greece protests to NATO amid calls for action as Turks oppose Greek independence and push for partition.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Cap
Greece
North Atlante Treaty Organization Council
NATO
Britain
Macmillan To Talk With Ike And Dulles
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan flies from Indianapolis to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles. He will join Eisenhower by helicopter to Johns Hopkins University for an honorary degree and speech. In Greencastle he urged closer U S Britain trade ties and interdependence as key to the 20th century.
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Indianapolis
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Johns Hopkins University
United States
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Macmillan
Free World
John Foster Dulles
Indiana
Charles de Gaulle
France
Is Gaulle
Harold Caccia
U.S
Lady Macmillan
UPI
Marble World War II memorial dedicated in Japan
In KYOTU Japan a marble monument honoring Allied soldiers who died on Japanese soil was dedicated Sunday at the base of a Buddhist statue honoring Japan's war dead.
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Kyotu
Japan
Visits With Father Highlighted By Scott Family
Mr and Mrs Harold C Scott and family of 8 E at Thirteenth street visited last week with his father C C Scott at Springfield bl.
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Harold C. Scott
Thirteenth Street
C. C. Scott
Springfeld
6th Fleet Trains To Rescue Americans Off Turkish Coast
Major U S Mediterranean fleet units assembled off Dikili Turkey to practice rescuing Americans amid the Lebanon crisis. The reinforced force includes 18 ships 1800 Marines and several carriers and cruisers with air cover and artillery for a possible beachhead and regional response.
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U.S
Dikili
Turkey
Middle East
Lebanon
Lesbos
Des Moines
6Th Fleet
Salem
Sea Bay
Saratoza
Essex
Wasp
Man falls to death at Grand Canyon in front of tourists
Donald Mark, 43, a Grand Canyon motel clerk, plunged from the south rim Sunday as about 75 tourists looked on. Park Superintendent John McLaughlin said Mark appeared to be playfully jumping on stones when he slipped and fell several hundred feet. The notice also reports a move by Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Roberts of 309 Hazel Street to Red Oak.
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Grand Canyon, Ariz
South Rim
Grand Canyon
Donald Mark
John McLaughlin
Grand Canyon National Park
Mark
Red Oak
Clayton Roberts
Hazel Street
DeGaulle Fills Out Cabinet With Non Controversial Politicians
Washington reports discuss a GE brochure on Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Systems Applications for the National Defense as the nation weighs unmanned nuclear powered planes. The system could fly for months or a year, then be landed for radiation and wear studies with no crew aboard.
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DeGaulle
Washington
CAP
National Defense
General Electric Alumine Products Division
GE Aircraft Nuclear Populsion Department
Cincinnati
Ot All Evandale
Ohio
Idaho Falls
Idaha
Atrine Energy
Alolt
Debora Kerr dispute and De Gaulle cabinet changes
A London court hears a paternity style dispute involving Deborah Kerr and Peter Viertel while Paris reports Premier De Gaulle reshapes his cabinet with non controversial tech minded ministers and a Muslim to join as minister of public health sought.
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Vienna
Austria
APO
Seregen
Peter Viertel
Deborah Kerr
Anthony Barthes
Charces
Viertel
Miss Kerr
Oaefer
Cormanent
Boltless
Paris
de Gaulle
de Guaulle
France
Tus
Eugene Thomas
Roger Houdet
Edmond Michelet
Catholic Repular Republican Movement
Robert Baron
Pierre Sudreau
Alperia
Indicted for Death of T A D Jones in Tokyo
Joseph P Crowley of New Haven was indicted in Tokyo for the death of his brother in law and partner T A D Jones Jr. The 48 year old ex halfback was accused of beating Jones while under alcohol influence. Prosecutor Renjie Furukawa noted the case mirrors a prior conviction for a Japanese brass scavenger on an Army fire range. Crowley and Jones were Yale football stars. Jones was son of the late T O A Jones senior.
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Tokyo
Joseph P. Crowley
New Haven
Conn
T A D. Jones Jr
Jones
Crowley
Ameria
Renjie Furukawa
Garee
GE William S Garard
Sears Garard
Jone
New Haven Fuel
Crowley Ots
Yale
Che Som
Toad Jones
Prederick Mo Rassimeer
Maryland
Geisha the coffee-sniffing dog deters West German smugglers
West Germany praises Geisha a four-year-old trained spaniel for detecting coffee smuggling along the Dutch border. The dog locates undeclared coffee buried in coal loads and petrol soaked wrappings, aiding customs with a 50 cent per pound duty.
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Bonn
Germany
Geisha
Pasette
Federal Republic
Helles Geisha
Eyskens Forms New Government in Belgium
Former Prime Minister Gaston Eyskens begins efforts to form a Social Christian dominated government after his party won a Senate majority in a June 11 vote but failed to secure House control. King Baudouin named Eyskens following the Socialist Liberal coalition defeat, with new elections possible if a coalition cannot be formed.
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Brussels
Belgium
Gaston Eyskens
Social Christian Party
King Baudouin
Eyskens
Social Christians
Senate
House of Representatives
House
J C Penney Speaks At Owa Wesleyan
J C Penney addressed graduates at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount Pleasant urging use of divine gifts to serve the nation. An honorary degree was to be awarded to Norman Vincent Peale at commencement in the following week.
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Co Penney
Tiure
Iowa Wesleyan College
College of Business
Penhes
Vernes
Willister
de Norman
Wrangle Over Nine American Prisoners Foreshadowed
In Berlin a Soviet embassy statement refused U S responsibility for nine U S Army men captured after a helicopter from the U S 3rd Armored Division forced down inside the Soviet zone. East German authorities claim jurisdiction over the crew and craft. The incident follows postwar four power rules and raises a diplomatic confrontation.
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Russia
East Germany
German Democratic Republic
East Berlin
United Statea
Ett
Soviet Union
3Rd Armored Division
U. S
Des Moines Man Critically Hurt In Anita Crash
Wilbur R. Quinn of Des Moines, 41, director of public relations for the Iowa State Medical Society, remained in critical condition at Atlantic Memorial hospital after a head on collision with a concrete truck on US 6 west of Anita. His wife Evelyn, 47, was treated for shock and facial wounds. Albert W. Schalow III of Adair, driver for Betts and Bear Construction, suffered minor injuries. The Buick Quinn drove was crushed and the truck toppled into a ditch. both vehicles were westbound when Quinn tried to pass the turning truck. Damage estimated at 1200 and 1700 dollars respectively. The Quins were taken to the hospital by Anita emergency unit.
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Wilbur R. Quinn
Des Moines
Iowa State Medical Society
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
U. S
Anita
Quine A
Evelyn
Atlantic Hospital
Albert W. Schalow
Adair
Betts
Quinn
Eisenhower Letter to Kubitschek Promotes Pan American Unity
US assistant secretary Roy R. Rubottom Jr. delivered a personal letter from President Eisenhower to Brazilian President Juscelino Kubitschek. The exchange follows Kubitschek’s request last week for a stronger Pan American unity show.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Roy R. Rubottom Jr
Eisenhower
Juscelino Kubitschek
Kubitschek
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New York
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United Arab Republic
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Ike
George Bendon
Nuiley
Noo
Daytona Beach
Flo
George
T.A.D. Jones
West Germany
J. C. Penney
OWA Wesleyan
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