New U.S. Arms Bid Completed Advances in disarmament plan
The United States with Britain France and Canada finalizes a new disarmament package for presentation to Russia. Eisenhower aims for a North Pole aerial inspection zone reduced armed forces and initial agreement within a year, with broader goals by 1960. Harold Stassen will present to Valerian Zorin in London as five power talks begin.
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France Calls for Action After Algerian Massacres
French leaders rally across the spectrum after two brutal massacres in North Africa left 338 Muslims dead. Le Monde demands decisive action or a compromise to safeguard Algerian Muslims and French interests. President Coty appeals for rejection of terrorism. The Melouza killings claim 302 lives with similar slayings near Saida and Orléansville.
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Ensign Edward C Nixon Weds Gay Woods in Pensacola
Ensign Edward C Nixon aged 27 married Gay Lynn Woods 19 in a quiet Pensacola ceremony attended by Vice President Nixon. The bridegroom’s brother, a navy reserve pilot, noted Duke university graduate and North Carolina State geology master, recently completed helicopter training.
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Idaho Lawmaker’s Family Named All American Winners
Idaho State Senator F E Berge, his wife Bonnie, and their four children were chosen as the nation’s All American family in a Saturday contest held in Miami Beach. Sponsored by the Book of Knowledge and the Boys Club of America, the Shelley Idaho family wins an $11,000 Florida home, a $1,000 savings bond, about $2,500 in merchandise, and a two week Miami Beach vacation. Honorable mentions went to Ronald Sieben and Edwin Hanewall families.
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Holiday Traffic Deaths Reach 260
By the Associated Press holiday highway deaths for the Memorial Day weekend climbed through Saturday with 260 final deaths reported. Drownings totaled 89 and other holiday related accidents added 63.
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Norway Lifts Embargo on Trade With Communist China
Oslo announces a relaxation of the separate embargo on Red China following Britain. The move aligns with Western policy toward Russia and eastern Europe, with potential indirect benefits for Norway's merchant fleet despite limited direct trade volumes.
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Cuban Guardsmen kill nine rebels near Pico Turquino
Cuban rural guardsmen killed nine rebels and wounded four in a battle near Pico Turquino in Oriente Province. Army Chief Zarate Tabernilla said troops seized a rebel radio station and large arms stock as part of a drive to eradicate anti-government pockets.
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Los Angeles Mother Admits Arson Over Household Chores
Nancy Joyce Stoner, 20, appeared in court on arson charges after confessing she set fire to dirty laundry and diapers in her Norwalk home on May 8. The blaze caused about 3000 dollars in damage before she fled with her two daughters. She said quitting school at 16 and stress of family life contributed to the act and warned others not to imitate her.
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Bear collides with car on Palm Desert highway
Harold Harris of Inglewood, California, escaped uninjured after a head-on crash with a 200 pound bear near Palmdale. The bear lumbered away across the desert as state game officials investigate why bears are roaming the Mojave area after years without sightings.
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Beagle Hero Pails Buddies Get Feather Bed Reward
In Oregon Wash a Beagle named Buddy helped locate 21 month old twins Kevin and Kerry Yanasak after an all night search in rough woods. The father Edward Yanasak vows to reward Buddy with a feather bed. The twins were found at 8 45 a m Saturday after a ground party heard a cry and Buddy barked. Temperatures were mild about 60 degrees. The family also includes two older boys John eight and Michael fourteen.
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Flood warning gaps blamed in Pensacola dam releases
Oklahoma landowners protested to a U S Army Corps hearing in Tulsa over alleged inadequate warning before Pensacola Dam water releases. They cited $32 044 000 in flood losses and urged earlier dam releases and broader flood control planning. Officials acknowledged failure to notify residents and discussed possible federal buyout of bottomland between Pensacola and Fort Gibson Dams.
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Widow Survives 19 Days After Wyoming Crash
Duluth widow Mrs Dalton LeMasurier, 45, told AP from her hospital bed how she endured 19 days on a Wyoming mountain peak after a plane crash. She spoke of courage amid exposure, noting she and her dead husband faced the storm with resolve as she recovered near Lake Superior.
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Solons Hear Of Buying of Costly Cars
Senate reports allege top International Bakers Union leaders received expensive cars and misappropriated union funds. Mrs LeMasurier recounted a Wyoming crash that killed her husband Dalt as National Guard planes carried her and a body to Duluth.
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Defense Order Slashes Pentagon Contracting by 500 Million
Washington awaiting a secret order from Secretary of Defense Wilson to cut this month’s contracting by 500 million dollars. Air Force gets half the cut, Navy 150 million, Army 100 million, with reductions aimed at construction and purchases of aircraft and missiles. The order, issued about 10 days ago, delays contracts likely to be signed this month. A Senate racket committee also opens public hearings Tuesday on union and industry affairs, featuring Local No. 1 and former officials Cross and Stuart amid alleged misuses and questioned funds.
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John L. Lewis To Get LL D Degree From WVU
John L. Lewis, 77, will receive an honorary doctor of laws from West Virginia University. The UMW president quit school at 14 to mine coal and built a powerful union with a large welfare fund and financial interests. He declined an interview, saying the honor was for his union, not him.
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