Dulles Links Test Ban To End of Arms Buildup
Secretary Dulles said the United States would link a first stage disarmament pact with Russia to halting nuclear weapons production. He noted transfers of material to an international pool and strict inspection, while cautioning on prospects in London talks and timing for ratification.
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Washington
Dulles
U. S
Russia
United Nations Subcommittee
London
Senate
U.S
Eisenhower
White House
Davenport Man Deported After 32 Years in Country
Nasario Frutos, who crossed the Rio Grande in 1925, lived in Davenport decades, worked for the Rock Island Railroad, and married with two children. He was deported May 2 after 32 years in violation of immigration law while Ramona stayed with grandparents and Steven served in the U S Navy in Japan. Frutos seeks a visa to reenter with his family in Mexico City.
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Nasario Frutos
Rio Grande
Frutos
Rock Island Railroad
Ramons
Firefly Season Opens at Baltimore University
Eighty five youngsters gathered at Joan Hopkins University for the six week season kickoff. Each paid 25 cents per 100 fireflies as tails are used in research on chemical energy to light. Also, Mr and Mrs Charles Neiby return from Chicago furniture market.
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Baltimore
Joan Hopkins
Charles Neiby
Chicago
Weather outlook with showers and cooler trend
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered showers and thunderstorm risk Tuesday night and into extreme southeast Wednesday morning. Low Tuesday night 52 to 62. High Wednesday 73 to 82. Outlook calls for generally fair and cooler conditions Thursday.
Gun Battle Kills Two Wounds Two In Indiana and Kefauver Protests Plan
A gun battle near Terre Haute left a woman and her son dead and two others wounded as truck driver Thomas Whitaker reportedly fled after breaking into a home and exchanging shots with photographer Stuart Martin. In Washington, Senator Kefauver protested a proposed four year term plan to make Supreme Court justices Senate approved, while moves to impeach all justices gain House supporters.
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Terre Haute
Ind
West
Thomas Whitaker
Whitaker
Alma Martin
Jack Whitaker
Stuart Martin
Evansville
Regina Whitaker
Martin
Martins
Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Gen
Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Andrews
D-Ala
Mason
House
America
Ike gets applause on state issue
President Eisenhower drew brief applause in Pittsburgh on a plan to form a Governors Conference committee to study decentralizing certain federal functions to states. He suggested collaboration with Congress and state legislatures and quipped about being called a lobbyist for the cause.
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Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
Governors’ Conference
Congress
Accountant Plunges from Skyscraper and Survives
A 51 year old accountant, Joseph J. Klein, fell from the 15th floor of a 22 story building near Wall Street in New York City. He survived with multiple rib and elbow fractures after crashing through a skylight likely cushioned by wires. Police say he may have jumped or fallen and found items left at his desk.
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New York
Financial District
Joseph J. Klein
Wall Street
Klein
Iowa man sues for breach of promise in Lincoln
A 78 year old Des Moines man sues Lincoln widow Myrtle L Stokes for $7,628 claiming two years of promised marriage and back wages. He alleges he moved to Lincoln in 1951, paid $30 monthly for room and board, loaned $1,608 for repairs, and worked 4,160 hours at 75 cents an hour converting Army barracks, with renewed promises of marriage but no wedding. He says his health and prospects have declined and seeks damages and wages.
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Lincoln, Neb
Iowa
Lincoln
Paul P. Miller
Des Moines
Lancaster District Court
Myrtle L Stokes
Route 6
Miller
Stokes
Stukes
Miler
Bank Holds Up In Northeast Iowa Town
A bank in a northeast Iowa town was robbed shortly before noon Tuesday. The bandit forced employees into a back room, then looted about $3,000 before fleeing. Authorities were alerted and are investigating the incident.
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McEregorp
Lowa Wes Sissinoi
Caster Jr
Goheon
Fleeer
Fem
Fatal fall ends Mason Clepy worker's life at plant
Charles Rose, 49, a Migson City construction worker, died Monday after a jack slipped at a cement plant. Officials said he lost balance and fell from a scaffold while performing duties.
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Mason Clepy
Charles Rose
Migson City
May Rose
Sereasts
von Fromead
Anternian
Rose
Art salon at Sears Town State Fair awards prizes
Des Moines reports a Sears Town State Fair art salon offering cash prizes totaling 850. The major prize is a 250 purchase award open to all entrants in the show.
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Des Moines
Eisenhower Plea for State Takeover Faces Tepid Reception
President Eisenhower urged governors to share power by returning some federal programs to state control. Democratic leaders criticized the plan as a dream, while Republicans showed guarded support for a joint federal state task force to study reviving state authority. The address drew little concrete backing and left many questions about taxation and centralized control.
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Williamsburg
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Ruserhower
Troy
Rosenewer
Living Costs Rise for Ninth Straight Month in May
Labor Department data show a 0.3 percent rise in the cost of living in May, contributing to a drop in real earnings and signaling ongoing price pressures. About 1 million workers may gain boosts under wage contracts tied to the consumer price index. The May CPI stood at 196.6, 36 points above 1947-49 levels, with food prices expected to rise seasonally.
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Washington
Labor Department
Labor Statiatics
Uzo
Fia
Ewan Clague
Ies
Thomas
Jiaty
Nuist
Church Merger Set to Unite Historic Protestant Bodies
A planned merger unites the Congregational Church with the Evangelical and Reformed Church to form a new United Church of Christ. The event aims to preserve Spirit led ties while blending historic Protestant traditions from American and European lineages amid community debate.
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Evanseieul Ant Reformed
Amrerivati
Army Missile Expert To Explain Motives
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko denounces US disarmament talks as a screen for warlike policy citing Gen. Lauris Norstad. In Huntsville, Col. John C. Nickerson Jr. is found guilty of mishandling secret documents amid push to expand missile range and autonomy from Wilson order.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
United States
London
Gromyko
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Europe
Norstad
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
West
Huntsville
Ala
Army
John C. Nickerson Jr
Nickerson
West Point
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Crump Garvin
Atlanta
Frank Beekman Atlantic Native Dies in Missouri
Frank Beekman 87 lifelong Cass county resident and Atlantic street commissioner died at Osage Beach Missouri where he stayed with his niece Mrs Fred Popgrass after years of ill health born September 9 1869 son of Casper and Elizabeth Beekman married to Marie Croissant February 24 1892 they farmed and retired moving to Atlantic wife died February 26 survived by nieces nephews two sisters and a brother interment in Atlantic cemetery funeral Friday after noon at Roland funeral home coffin to be conveyed from Cage Besch Thursday
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Frank Beekman
Cass County
Atlantic Street
Osage Beach
Fred Popgrass
Beekman
Casper
Elizabeth Beekman
Marie Croissant
Atlantic
Katherine Baker
Mary Retallie
Edwin Beekman
Atlante
Charles. Paul
Grover Beekman
Dhe
Cage Besch
Roland Funeral
Atlante Cemetery
Boy Found Alive After Search Near Cranwell Village
Michael Payne, reportedly missing from Cranwell, California, was found alive and in good condition by a search party about a mile from home. He wore blue jeans with red suspenders and a white shirt.
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Eureka
Cali
Seareh
Michael Payne
Pon Matidas
Michael Sen
al Playne
Cranwell
Truck Driver Escapes Fiery Yard Blaze
In Van Nuys California a propane storage yard exploded into a ball of fire when a truck driver Bob Vannatta poured propane gas into a leaking tank. Firemen battled the blaze for over half an hour as two tanks fed flames and 70 firefighters contained the spread without injuries.
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van Nuys
Calif
Bob Vannatta
Vanatta
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