Observers See Tito Holding Firm In Soviet Neutral Push
Reported talks between Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union show Tito’s position firm as Moscow seeks a neutral Yugoslavia aligned with Soviet aims. A formal progress statement was not given, and Tito hosted a gala at the White Palace before plans to move talks to Brioni.
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Ole
Anastase I. Mikoyan
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Brioni
Adriatic
Dulles
Belgrade
Withich Tito
Kremlin
Surviving Quints To Divide Trusts In Ontario
Four living Dionne quintuplets turned 21 and gathered with parents at a family reunion in North Bay Ontario to divide nearly a million dollars in trusts. The siblings plus extended family plan to split about 197000 dollars each plus a share of their late sister Emilie’s portion. Investments by their father as administrator boosted the fund held by the Ontario court.
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Ont
Dionne
Oliva Dionne
Marie
Quints
Montreal
Yvonne
Cecile
Kanatie
Emilie
Adend Orsevering Sonree
Igust
Shione Fam
Ontschoeme Court
Happy Holidays Feature Plans Vacation Advice Series
The Daily Telegraph spotlights a new weekly feature titled Happy Holiday Here s How by Miss Rosenteur. She writes on vacation planning for all types, from bachelors to grandmas, and offers six chapters with tips on travel by car, preparing before leaving home, and enjoying a different vacation routine.
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Daily Telegraph
Miss Rosenteur
Memorial Day Observances Mark Nationwide Remembrance
Memorial Day events honor fallen service members with prayers parades and rites. Vice President Nixon leads wreath laying at Arlington beside addresses while President Eisenhower rests at Gettysburg. Living honorees include 108 year old Albert Woolson in Newark and veteran Brig Gen C David Berg in Malden. In Schenectady an empty black draped marshal’s car replaces Benjamin Reisner who died at 75.
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Benjamin F. Reisner
West German Forces May Take Field Soon
A note from wartime military planning shows West Germany preparing to mobilize about 150000 volunteers for imminent field deployment. The plan outlines a July 15 recess for summer leave and returns.
U S officials weigh Belgrade talks amid Yugoslav thaw
U S officials hold judgment on Belgrade negotiations with Yugoslavia as Moscow faces a potential diplomatic setback. Belgrade signals Tito's yuan of independence may challenge Kremlin influence while strengthening Western ties.
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Russia
Yugoslavia
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Smouldering Function At William and Mary Referred For Study
At William and Mary College the smouldering student administration issue was referred to a five-member board committee after a 20-member faculty student administration panel presented a report. The report, not made public, followed campus tensions over beer in fraternity lodges and liquor bans. Dr Stanley Williams led the directing committee.
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Vaccine Plan Hindered by New Polio Standards
Washington May 28 Government officials await revised polio vaccine production estimates before resuming nationwide inoculations. Six makers expect varying timelines, with weeks needed for dependable results. Officials hope to treat first and second grade children before midsummer using limited supplies already shipped and stockpiled. Doctor James Shannon outlines three added safety steps including extended cooking time a larger test volume and an extra test before bottling.
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Leonard A. Scheele
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Zionsville
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Marietta
Scheele
Johnson Urges Personal Review of Defense Budget
Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson called for a personal review by President Eisenhower of the defense budget in light of Soviet aviation advances. He urged careful study to ensure security without delaying necessary strength, signaling support for delaying a 110,000-man cut and noting budget aims must not override defense needs. The administration’s $31.448 billion proposal moves through the Senate, with Sen. Knowland guiding the program in committee.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Jess
Stoke
House
Sen
Knowland
California
Tornado Alerts Sweep Eight States Across Midwest
Violent storms lash the midcontinent with Weather Bureau warnings of possible tornadoes. In Indiana a 15 mile swath across Montgomery and Boone Counties and parts of Clinton County saw unroofed houses and rooted trees. Minor damage reported near Grand Ledge Michigan and scattered showers spread from the Great Lakes region to the Missouri and Mississippi Valleys.
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Couple Kills 3 Officers In Gun Battle
In Ocala Florida on May 2 a gunfight at a Lindley house left Deputies Bob Wooten about 55 and Curtis Youngblood about 36 and assistant police chief M O Tuck 50s dead after a more than hour long exchange with a stubborn couple. A third deputy W G Jr was wounded and in fair condition. The suspect couple B E and wife were then jailed. Neighbors reported the shooting began inside the house as officers approached two room concrete block structure near Anthony Road just outside the city limits.
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Curtis Youngblood
M. O. Tuck
B. E. Aay
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Monroe Memorial
Lindley House
Anthony Road
Wooten
Youngblood
Sheriff's Office
UAW sanctions Ford strike after rejection of offer
The CIO United Auto Workers officially sanctioned a strike by 140000 Ford Motor Co employees to start after next Wednesday midnight. Walter Reuther said a change in Ford's attitude is needed to avert a walkout, noting alleged collusion with General Motors. The June 2 strike deadline aimed to avoid timing disputes with the current contract. Ford declined to sit in on negotiations and said the council’s action reflects workers' opinions.
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Britain faces national rail strike under Eden's new regime
A 70,000 rail engineers and firemen walked off on nationalized lines delaying services across Britain. Prime Minister Eden planned a noon address as the strike, following a dock walkout, crippled major parts of the country and centered on pay differentials with less skilled workers.
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Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds face wedding delay
New York reporter confirms Eddie Fisher says he remains hopeful about marrying Debbie Reynolds but a problem must be worked out between them. Fisher notes the June date was postponed and Debbie is in Tokyo with a return expected late next week. Fisher plans to visit once work permits allow, and confirms they are still engaged.
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Debbie Reynolds
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Debbie
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California
US Launches New Anti-Red Global Security Plan
The Defense Department is crafting a long term global security plan to defend the free world against communism. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee disclosed a report urging authorization for over 1.2 billion dollars in direct military aid and defense support. It notes Eisenhower aims to base U S defense on long term economic and military capacity, contrasting with rapid emergency builds.
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Four Surveyors Drown In Casco Bay
In Casco Bay Maine a 14 foot survey boat swamped. Four surveyors were aboard. one survived and named the victims as Elroy Gross 29 Waldoboro Robert E Cobb 24 Brunswick and Arthur E Berry 24 Brunswick. John A Greenlaw 26 Bata survived by clinging to the boat until rescue.
Deaths Lag as Memorial Day Weekend Starts
Nation sees 102 total weekend deaths up to 9 p m EST Saturday with 73 traffic fatalities 16 drownings and 13 misc deaths. State-by-state tallies show Texas 40 and New York 20 among others as engineers warned results lag safety estimates.
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Wicke To Speak To WVU Seniors
Bishop Lloyd C. Wicke of the Pittsburgh area Methodist Church will deliver the baccalaureate address at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the West Virginia University Field House as Commencement Week continues. About 1,050 candidates are listed for degrees at Monday’s 10 a.m. ceremony in the Field House. Alumni Association officers were elected during today’s business session, with Nickell Kramer named president and Herbert Yeae as attorney.
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Aoe
William Odmpson
E Douglas Bowers
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Williecnaey
Bandits rob East Liverpool bakery and steal bank key
Two masked men robbed Goodard Bakery in East Liverpool Ohio tonight. They took about 12 000 dollars from receipts and the safe and seized the bank key after threatening teller J K Allison. Police searched the area as bakery manager Clarence Shenton and others reported the heist.
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Ohio
Goodard Bakery
Cheeter
W. Va
First ‘National Bank of
Clarence Shenton
J. K. Allison
Allison
Jim
Cee
Alome Gas
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