Molotov in Spotlight as UN Meets at San Francisco
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov dominates the UN anniversary session as diplomats await a potential shift in cold war dynamics. The Big Four ministers plan talks in Geneva July 18, while Eisenhower, Hammarskjold, Dulles, and Pinay prepare for arrivals and possible policy addresses.
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M. Molotov
San Francisco
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Geneva
Molotov
U. N
Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
New York
Eisenhower
U. S. Sec
Congress Budget Cutting Difficult
Washington June 18 Congress faces trouble trimming President Eisenhowers budget for the fiscal year starting July 1. With most major appropriation bills passed, House reductions total about 3 percent, while Senate moves often offset House cuts by restoring funds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Father and Daughter Die in Mine Pool Car Accident
A father Ames Anderson, 31, and his daughter Sherry perished when their car rolled into a water-filled strip coal mine pool in Uniontown Pennsylvania. Witnesses say Anderson was washing the car on the pool bank when it slowly rolled in and submerged, rescuers arriving too late.
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Uniontown
Ames Anderson
Sherry
Anderson
Yanks Choose Life In Red China On Way Home
Five former U N soldiers who declined repatriation in Red China were named for possible exit to the United States or other destinations. Cpl Lewis W Griggs, Cpl Otho Bell, Cpl William Cowart, Roger Devriendt, and Verdyck were listed with varying proposed destinations Japan Laos Belgium and the United States. The broadcast offered no release date and noted 17 other Americans could also depart if they wished.
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Tokyo
Red
Peiping
Lewis W. Griggs
Kickapoo St
Jacksonville
Tex
Otho G. Bell
Rt. 5
Olympia
Wash
William Cowart
Benton St
Dalton
Roger Devriendt
Westvlaanderen
Belgium
Verdyck
Antwerp
Griggs
Bell
Devriendt
United States
Cowart
Japan
Laos
Hong Kong
Panmunjom
China
State and
Defense Departments
Washington
Defense Department
Kluckhohn Sentenced to Ten Years for Involuntary Manslaughter
Richard Kluckhohn, son of Harvard faculty, is found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the fatal hotel window shooting. He receives a five to ten year term, with judge Williams denying a sentence suspension and permitting release on ten thousand dollars bond. The case followed a brief jury deliberation in Wake County Superior Court.
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Raleigh
N. C
Richard Kluckhohn
Harvard
Wake County Superior Court
Clawson L. Williams
Howard Manning
University of Chicago
Financial Wisdom From The Richest Man In Babylon Spotlight
The Daily Telegraph features Richest Man In Babylon by George S Clason starting tomorrow with Arkad the wealthiest of his era. Arkad’s parable teaching the Seven Cures for a Lean Purse inspires 100 youths under King Sargon to learn money making, saving, and growth.
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Babylon
George 8
Clason
Daily Telegraph
Arkad
Sargon
van Allen Bradley
The
Chicago Daily News
Princess Weds 75-Year-Old Count in Secret Italian Wedding
In Lucca Italy a 14 year old princess and 75 year old Count Aubry Tealdi wed secretly. Papal dispensation granted due to age and Protestant faith. The couple, plant enthusiasts with Swiss and Italian holdings, began a discreet honeymoon in the Swiss Alps after the ceremony.
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Lucca
Italy
Swiss Alps
Lidia Maria Antonia Caracciolo de Torello
Giachino
Napoleon I
Naples
Count Aubry William Tealdi
Switzerland
Elizabeth Caruthers London
Bey
Return of three former POWs from China awaited
Families of 21 former American POWs held in Red China responded cautiously to a Red China broadcast that three of the men have asked to leave. Two planned to return to the United States and one to Japan, though relatives urged patience until home arrival.
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Associated Press
Red China
United States
Japan
Suffering Ends For Churchill's Pet Lion
London reports Sir Winston Churchill's pet African lion Rota was destroyed to end his suffering from aging and illness. The 17 year old, presented in 1943, sired about 60 cubs and rumors said George Thomson planned to have the lion stuffed for display in a Piccadilly taxi dermist window.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Rota
Winston
Churchill
George Thomson
Piccadilly
Phony Calm in Congress Provokes GOP Criticism
Sen. Cotton of New Hampshire says Congress shows a phony calm and Democrats are storing up bombshells for 1955. He cites stalled aid to D0 construction and military service bills, and predicts explosive issues before next year’s election. Johnson outlines current plans, noting possible action on a defense bill and other money measures.
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House
Senate
Senate House
Defense Department
Defense
Commerce Department
Washington
Sen
Cotton
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
New Hampshire
Taffey
Johnson
Eisenhower
Humphrey
British Seamen Return To Work
Britain’s striking seamen and dockers trickle back to work as fears rise of disruption. Officials report flow aboard Cunard liners in Southampton and Liverpool as strikers, many under two years, relent after government draft exemption warnings. Leaders say gun pressure drives return. union disowns walkout and calls for arbitration over a 44 hour week and improved conditions.
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London
Britain
Opes
Official
Shipping Federation
Seusk
Southampton
Liverpool
Leslie Hargreaves
Eereaeae
Lizzie Cunard
National Union of Seamen
Polio Shots to Continue Through Incidence Time
Health experts led by U S Surgeon General Leonard Scheele approve continuing mass Salk polio injections into the summer despite rising cases The six hour meeting included Jonas Salk and Thomas B Francis to weigh vaccine benefits against risks and plans for a fair distribution in Washington next week
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U. S
Leonard Scheele
National Foundation For
Jonas Salk
Thomas B. Francis
University of Michigan
Salk
Washington
Malcolm Phelps
Reno
Okla
American Academy of General Practice
State Will Not Delay On Shots
Charleston June 18 West Virginia Health Director N H Dyer says the national recommendation to continue polio inoculations through summer will not delay WV programs The plan keeps first injections on schedule and will offer second injections when vaccine becomes available Immune status already exists for many children and state aims to proceed promptly with county offerings
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Charleston
N. H. Dyer
West Virginia
New York
Dyer
National Foundation For
Marks 90th Birthday With Perfect Record
QUINCY Mass June 18 Albert M Willis celebrated his 90th birthday by selling his automobile and surrendering his driving license. He has driven 49 years without an accident and never received a traffic ticket. He noted his reactions aren’t as good as before and he wouldn’t want to endanger anyone.
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Quincy
Mass
Albert M. Willis
World Figures Visit Highlights Week In Capital
West Germany's Chancellor Adenauer and India's V K Krishna Menon visited Washington this week with talks on easing tensions. Adenauer backed Western unity while Menon urged a balanced approach to reduce East-West strains. The U S signaled cautious openness to negotiations with China on Formosa. A House resolution affirmed peace goals as Ike led a mass government drill for atomic and hydrogen weapons.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
de Eisenhower
India
V. K. Xvishna Menon
United States
Geevers
Red China
Formosa
Menon
Peiping
House
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Eisenhower
US Shipping On Move After Truce
After a three day Eastern and Coast port strike, seamen unions reach terms with shipping firms and CIO National Maritime Union. Workers ordered back to work as ships from American Export Lines and Grace Line resume sailings to Gibraltar France Italy Caribbean and South American ports. Wages not at issue. gains in pension and welfare benefits plus unemployment compensation funded by employers. Cabined by ongoing tanker operator dispute with AFL Masters Mates Pilots association.
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New York
CIO National Maritime Union
Independence
Gibraltar
France
Italy
Grace Line
Caribbean
South American
National Maritime Union
AFL Assn. of Masters, Mates & Pilots
Peron Tightens Grip as Army Seizes Control of Argentina
President Juan D. Peron places the army in command over Argentina, restricting gatherings and censoring Buenos Aires. Army units guard key sites including churches and banks while food distribution is directed to prevent shortages amid the revolt.
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Juan Peron
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Vatican
Government House
Army Ministry
Navy
Labor and Commerce Ministries
Communist Party
Final Salute Tragic Finale Of Review
In Camp McCoy Wisconsin Lt Col Thomas H Lorenzo 35 commander of the 135th Medical Battalion collapsed at the reviewing stand during the annual Wisconsin National Guard 32nd Division review. His wife and two children watched as the parade continued and he died. Governor Kohler Maj Gen Jim Dan Hill and other officials were present.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
Thomas H. Lorenzo
135Th
Gov
Kohler
Jim Dan Hill
Superior
National Guard
Army
Alta Mae Lorenzo
Tommy
Susan
Fathers Day birth of Terrance Taylor to Robert Taylor family
Santa Monica Calif June 18 Actor Robert Taylor and his German wife Ursula welcomed a seven pound one ounce boy named Terrance Taylor. Taylor recently returned from filming in England and France. Ursula Thiess has two children from a previous marriage and the couple live with him.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Robert Taylor
Ursula
Terrance Taylor
Taylor
M-G-M
England
France
Miss Thiess
Barbara Stanwyck
Manuela
Michael
George Thiess
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E. A. Bell
Otho
Monticello
Ark
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D-Minn
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