Guatemala asks UN Security Council for urgent meeting
Guatemala's leftist government urged a second urgent Security Council session to discuss what it called continuing acts of aggression. Ambassador Castilo Arriola urged U.N. President Lodge to convene, while Lodge suggested the Organization of American States as a channel.
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United Nations
N. Y
Guatemala
U. N. Security Council
Eduardo Castillo Arriola
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
Lodge
the Organization of American States
Castillo Arriola
Rebels Move Headquarters to Camotan Guatemala
Rebel invaders relocate their liberation army from Honduras to Camotan Guatemala and report they occupy three more villages near Camotan. They claim control around Zapaca and Gualan Morales bridges, with Porto Barrios still under government hands and Guatemalan port operations continuing.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Guatemala
Liberation Army
Camotan
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Zapaca
Motagua
Betwen Gualan
Morales
Porto Barrios
Guatemala City
Puerto Barrios
Ernesto Nelderhartman
Guillermo Flores Avendanno
Inva
Arbenz
Be
A boy died from suffocation when earth and mud buried him near a strip mine at Piney View County. Michael Flannery, age unknown, was pulled free but died later. Richard Merle Clendenin was dug out after burial up to his chest and is in shock. The accident occurred at a Troline Brothers Inc operation. neighbors reported a dam in a nearby excavation caused the cave-in.
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Beckley
Piney View
County
Michael Flannery
A Ots
James
Ee ‘Aqoemd
Richard Merle Clendenin
Troitine Brothers, Inc
Paouas Hope
Porhood
Flannery
Clendenin
Truman Receives Get Well Telegram From Eisenhower
Kansas City June 22 A telegram from President Eisenhower was among messages to former President Harry S Truman who is recovering from a major operation.
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Kansas City
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Pretty June Haver Plans To Wed Fred MacMurray
Hollywood report says June Haver, once a Catholic nun entrant, plans a civil marriage to Fred MacMurray despite Catholic vows. A priest friend notes she could lose church sacraments if remarriage proceeds. The couple reportedly kept wedding timing private amid legal and ecclesiastical uncertainty.
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Pretty June Haver
Fred MacMurray
James Bacon
Hollywood
June Haver
Miss Haver
Macmurray
Kansas
Jimmy Zito
Marrage
Frenteccees
Los Angeles
Archdiocesan
Curia
Rome
Eisenhower vows to spare Japan from Red domination
President Eisenhower declares it absolutely mandatory for U S security that Japan be spared from the spread of communism. He says preventing any fall under communist influence remains a top priority for regional stability.
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Lke
Japan
Red
Washington
Eisenhower
Trade Pact Is An Empty Gesture In Eisenhower Address
President Eisenhower, addressing the National Editorial Association, warned that preserving a free Japan is crucial to American policy in Asia and the Pacific. He said a Japan under Soviet or Chinese control could turn the Pacific into a Communist lake and urged editors to weigh the facts in the critical Southeast Asia defense issue.
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Assn
Eisenhower
Japan
Southeast Asia
Pacific
Kremlin
China
Asia
Western Pacific
Washington
Sen
Robertson
D-Va
House
Senate
Morse
Ind-ore
Congress
United States
Free World
Comanes
Balloon Telescope Aims to Solve Sun Riddle
Princeton astronomer proposes unmanned balloon mounted telescope ten miles up to observe the sun's surface grain structure. He says the moving telescope could capture rapid light flashes, enabling deeper study than current ground based methods. He cites Cambridge researchers and urges U S support from ONR and AFORD for a national project.
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Frank Carey
Ann Arbor, Mich
Princeton University
Martin Schwarzschik
American Astronomical Society
Ried
Mars
University of Cambridge
England
Office of Naval Research
Air Forces Research and Development Command
Marie McDonald Husband Charged With Assault
Santa Monica, June 22. Marie McDonald’s wealthy husband faced assault charges after two news photographers said he tried to run them down while driving the actress home from the Beverly Hills police station. Police reported she had been arrested yesterday on a driving while under the influence charge and her car struck four autos. She allegedly attempted to bite two officers in a jail cell.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Marie McDonald
Beverly Hills
CIO Workers Turn Down Steel Offer
In Pittsburgh on June 22 the CIO United Steelworkers Wage Policy Committee rejected U.S. Steel Corp offer as unsatisfactory. Reported terms included a package under five cents and a demand that the company cover pension and insurance costs, with potential for a strike after June 30 if no settlement. The union represents about 600,000 steel workers earning $2.14 to $2.24 hourly.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
U. S. Steel
Steel
US Steel
McDonald
Benjamin F. Fairless
International (Union
Washington
Union and Company
Farmers Can Choose Prices In 1956 Corn Program
The House Agriculture Committee backed a plan letting Corn Belt farmers pick between rigid and flexible 1956 corn price supports. A referendum would occur in December 1950 to decide between 90 percent parity supports with acreage controls or no controls with a government price support between 75 and 90 percent parity.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Asineme
Congress
Rep Hoeven
Eisenhower Signs Tobacco Penalty Bill
President Eisenhower signed a bill raising penalties for excess tobacco marketing from 40 to 50 percent of the average market price. The measure was urged by tobacco growers and producers and supported by the agricultural department and related groups.
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Washington
Eisenhower
SE Realsure Department
Government Says Hiss Entitled to $700 Pension
The Eisenhower administration asserted Alger Hiss has a legal right to a $700 a year government pension despite his perjury conviction. The Civil Service Commission and Budget Bureau defended continuing retirement pay, while lawmakers push bills to deny benefits to felons.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Alger Hiss
Civil Service Commission
Budget Bureau
White House
Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Lewisburg
House Civil Service
Philip Young
Young
Des Moines Braces For Worst Flood In City History
Des Moines declares a state of emergency as the Des Moines River floods toward the crest forecast at 29 to 30 feet by Thursday. City officials urge evacuation and sandbagging while Governor Beardsley asks President Eisenhower to designate 19 Iowa counties as disaster areas for federal aid.
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Des Moines
William S._ Beardsley
Eisenhower
Iowa
Boone
Joseph van Dresser
Leonard Howell
Mason City
Willow Creek
Fort Dodge
Russia West Fail To Agree On Disarmament Plan
In London a six week UN Disarmament subcommittee conference ended without agreement as Russia and the four Western powers split over atomic and conventional disarmament proposals. Records of 20 executive sessions will be released Thursday. The West offered a broad program to end the global arms race while the Soviets rejected it. The four Allies rejected a Soviet plan for renouncing use of atomic weapons and a broader pledge to renounce all weapons of mass destruction.
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London
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Canada
United Nations Disarmament Commission Committee
Red
China
Boreman Nominated for Northern West Virginia Federal Judgeship
President Eisenhower named 56 year old Herbert S Boreman of Parkersburg West Virginia to fill the Northern District seat vacated by the retiring and deceased Judge William E Baker. Boreman has a long state career including Senate minority leader and WV University board member.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Herbert S. Boreman
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
William E. Baker
Boreman
Okey L. Patteson
Senate
Wood County
West Virginia University Board of Governors
West Virginia Baron
Ben Moore
Charleston
Harry E. Watkins
Fairmont
Baker
Once Sleepy Town Becomes Heavily Guarded U S Fortress
Brize Norton England June 22 a tranquil village has become a heavily fortified U S fortress capable of launching an H bomb attack on Russia. Searchlights guards and checkpoints ring the airfield home to silver stratojet bombers. Villagers fear for property and farms as security tightens and visitors are tailed.
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Brize Norton
England
U. S
Russia
Alfred M. Gruenther
Allied Powers
Europe
J. Steele
Farrow Trial Opens in Giles County Case
The commonwealth began its case against Arlington Farrow 33 of Christiansburg charged in the deputy sheriff slaying at the home of Farrow’s father in law. The Giles County Circuit trial will be lengthy with about 40 witnesses on each side.
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The
Commonwealth
Arlington Farrow
Christiansburg
Farrow
Radford Arsenal
Hugh C
Bill) Broadwell
Hayes Store
Giles County
Loveless Retrial Ordered for Murder Case in Logan
Four lifers are back from the state penitentiary for the murder retrial of Melvin Loveless in Logan. Sheriff Ray Watts said Eugene Sherman James Jones and Charles Ford were returned from Moundsville at the defense’s request Albert Puckett was also sought by the state Loveless Charleston tavern owner was sentenced to death last June for the April 1953 Mrs Sarah Reed robbery slaying whose conviction was set aside by the Supreme Court over juror instruction errors.
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Supreme Court
Peamentiers
Cc. C. Chambers
UMW
Reed
Sherman
Jones
Ford
Harry Capehart
Welch
Capehart
Chambers
Pione
Pron Posshaver
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U. N. Council
Venesee
Camoran
Rebs
Associated Press
Jack Rutledge
Intervihe
Aondlaea
Sévices Fi
Bananera
Zacapa
Cornee Armas
Liberation” Movement
U.S. State Department
Truman
U. S. Supreme Court
California
Healdsburg
Adhi
Soviets
Riddie of the Sun
Marie
Fairless
J. W. Davis
Rep
Clardy
R-Mich
Rep. St. George
R-Ny
Herbert
Arthur I. Boreman
Broadwell
Fred Smith
Pembroke
Smith
James Farrow
Sam Redmond
E. C. Newton
Narrows
W. C. Caudill
Giles Memorial Hospital
Seich
T. Warren Messick
Roanoke
Albert Ellett
Loveless
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