Molotov Arriving for U N Sessions in San Francisco
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov arrives in San Francisco for a week of diplomacy ahead of the U N anniversary session. He brings 50 aides, plans talks with Western ministers, and may press a friendship line while Rome Geneva summit plans unfold. Eisenhower arrives for the U N meeting and Truman speaks Friday night.
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Geneva
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
New York
U.S
Husband Beats Wife Over Dirty Dishes in Sink
In Chicago Circuit Court Mrs June T Dunne 26 testified her husband Thomas 35 a truck driver beat her twice because she left dirty dishes in the sink. She said she worked outside the home and refused the kitchen duty. Judge Dougherty granted a divorce and awarded custody of their 5-year-old daughter to Mrs Dunne.
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Charles S. Dougherty
World War II Mines Found Along Busy Italian Rail Line
In Massa Italy workmen uncovered 22 land mines remnants of World War II buried beside a major railroad track. Authorities cordoned the area and scheduled safe removal with no injuries reported.
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Father of the Year Named in Leuthold Area
Forty one year old Gus E Blom of Rose Creek Route 1 has been chosen as Father of the Year by a five member Leuthold area committee. He has eight children all with names starting with J and ages 13 to 1. He is a good cook and can wash clothes, attends church regularly, and has served nine years on the Elkton School Board. Relatives in Austin include Fred Carlson Mrs Clarence Nockerby and William Fogelstrom.
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CBS Face the Nation
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Bill Bauer
Austin
Fred Carlson
Clarence Nockerby
William Fogelstrom
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Snoky
Lee Rice
Greenville
Tex
UAW Urges GM Locals to Settle as 8,000 Idle at Fisher Plant
The United Auto Workers press for immediate settlement at Fisher plant in Livonia and nearby Detroit, as about 8,000 workers remain idle and a General Motors contract vote nears between June 21 and 29. Earlier in the week, 72,000 GM workers were idle at peak, with many plants expected to resume today. Executives report a weekly loss of nearly 70,000 production units amid continued talks with AMC and other groups in Detroit and Milwaukee.
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East Germany Plans Delegation to Geneva Conference
Berlin reports East Germany will send a delegation to the Big Four talks in Geneva next month. The regime demands both German states present views on the German problem at the East West conference with Otto Grotewohl possibly leading the Soviet Zone team.
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Washington
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McCarthy
R-Wis
Jenner
R-Ind
Eisenhower
United States
Dubuque UAW Votes Strike at Deere Plant
In Dubuque Iowa members of the CIO United Auto Workers local at the John Deere plant voted to authorize a strike if needed. Union president Gerry Grew said 83 percent of ballots favored strike authorization, the first of eight Deere locals in Iowa and Illinois to hold a vote.
First modern floating gold dredge moved to Idaho basin
Helena dispatch reports the first of the modern floating gold dredges built for the Helena mining area has been transferred to placer workings in the Boise Idaho Basin. Fifteen 20 ton trucks hauled the dismantled 300 ton giant. One gold dredge remains in the Helena area on a creek 15 miles south of Helena.
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Boise
Idaho
Montana
Missing gems found says Hedy Lamarr
Actress Hedy Lamarr announced the $51000 worth of jewels vanished from her Houston home three weeks earlier had reappeared. Oilman W Howard Lee stated the items were found yesterday on a sewing room shelf in a satin bag. Lamarr reported the loss on May 25 to police.
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Hedy Lamarr
W. Howard Lee
Miss Lamarr
Eisenhower Prepares U N Address in San Francisco
President Eisenhower studies a preliminary draft of his address for the U N 10th anniversary ceremonies in San Francisco. He sent a thanks to Dag Hammarskjold and framed the speech as a duty to promote peace, after returning from a preparatory operation and a mountain-base drill.
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Washington
Senate approves Austrian independence treaty amid Cold War debate
The Senate ratified the Austrian independence treaty by 63 to 3, with Jenner McCarthy and Melon opposed. Thye warned anti German talks could weaken Eisenhower, while Humphrey defended the pact saying Russia would not sway U.S. policy. The agreement calls for troop withdrawal within 90 days and allows Austrian rearmament only for self defense. Austria to pay the Soviet Union about 30 million dollars over a decade.
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