Rockefeller backs Nixon while Kennedy and Johnson duel for delegates
Washington AP reports New York Governor Rockefeller may be a future president and backs Nixon while North Dakota Republicans push for a Nixon nomination. Davis also welcomes Rockefeller support as he runs for Senate. Kennedy roams the West courting delegates, while Johnson campaigns in Newark and faces Khrushchev era tensions. Chapman plots Johnson's path against Kennedy, backing Truman's ally Symington instead.
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John Davis
U. S. Senate
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Los Angeles
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Newark
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America
New Jersey
Meyner
Senate
Oscar Chapman
Harry Truman
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Truman
Citizens Committee For
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D-Mo
Canada and United States Seek Ongoing Peace Effort
President Eisenhower and Canadian Prime Minister Diefenbaker reaffirmed their goal to press ahead for peace with justice. They emphasized ending nuclear testing under international control and advancing general disarmament, noting strong bilateral ties and ongoing consultation as a model for neighboring nations.
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Eisenhower
Diefenbaker
White House
Free World
Winnipeg
U.S
Death of Dr. Charles Johnston Won Wayne State Dean
Detriot AP reports Dr. Charles Johnston aged 61, dean of surgery at Wayne State University Medical School, died Friday night indicating a sudden passing.
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Detroit
Charles Johnston
Wayne State University Medical School
Herter accuses Khrushchev of vilifying Eisenhower
Secretary of State Herter on Saturday denounced Soviet Premier Khrushchev for personal attacks intended to degrade international relations. He said Khrushchev seeks to deflect responsibility for the Paris summit disruption and degrades the standards of international relations.
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Herter
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
All America
State Department
U.S
Moscow
White House
Clarence Hathaway to gain private room from unions
In Akron Ohio a coalition of trades union officers from Carpenters Sheet Metal Workers Plasterers Bricklayers Electricians and others built a 12 foot square bedroom addition for Clarence Hathaway a 5 year old boy who is blind and deaf to give him a room of his own at the family cottage in Stow The effort used materials donated by two companies and aimed to finish by nightfall Clarence helps his parents Harold and Georgia Hathaway in daily tasks and attends nursery school five days a week
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Akron, Ohio
Clarence Hathaway
Clarence
Harold
Georgia Hathaway
Stow
Woman Hurt in Head-on Crash Near Marion
Betty Ann O'Brien, 28, of Anamosa, suffered injuries after her car collided head on with a semi-trailer on the wrong side of highways 13 and 64 east of Marion. Witnesses say she drove erratically through Cedar Rapids and Marion before the crash. The truck driver John A. Ritter, 37, of Madison, Wis., was uninjured. O'Brien is a registered pharmacist at Mercy Hospital in Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa News
Betty Ann O'Brien
Anamosa
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Marion
Cedar Rapids
John A. Ritter
Madison
Wis
Miss O’brien
Mercy Hospital
Eisenhower wishes long life to heart operated Greek boy
President Eisenhower, recovering from his 1955 heart attack, sent best wishes for a long healthy life to Stellakis Parthenopoulos, a four year old Greek boy whose heart operation saved him. In the White House, the boy's mother and surgeon Dr Aaron Gorelik joined AP reporter John O B Wallace and the Galas family. The surgeon, who underwent the same operation in 1951, accompanied the child to New York for surgery on April 18. The president gave the boy a silver dollar marked peace a toy elephant and a pen before saying farewell and wishing a long life.
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Eisenhower
Athens
New York
Aaron Gorelik
John O. B. Wallace
New York City
Stellakis Parthenopoulos
Long Island
Chris Galas
Hopes In Newer Arms Plan Split on Soviet Proposal
U S officials privately note two new points in Khrushchev revised disarmament plan that may be forward steps. The state department promised close study and urged Moscow to similarly exam the Western proposals of May 16. The note highlights potential for an international peace force and recognition that modern delivery systems must be controlled.
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U.S
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Russia
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U S Protest Over Cuban Anti-US Campaign
The United States formally protested to Cuba in Havana, charging an intense official campaign of slander and other anti American activities. The note, delivered by U S Ambassador Philip Bonsal, cites nine cases of alleged Cuban misconduct including seizure of American property without compensation and failure to pay for goods shipped.
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U. S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Foreign Ministry
Havana
Philip Bonsal
State Department
Castro
Corticos
Latin America
America
Moscow
Khrushchev
Khrushchev Under Military Control in Western Crisis
In Berlin AP dispatch, Khrushchev appears courted by military leaders, acting as a figurehead while generals dictate his broad lines. His disarmament terms and anti base rhetoric reflect Communist expansion in Western eyes, with Moscow’s armed forces seen as sole arbiters of any nuclear war.
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William L. Ryan
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Russia
Communist Party
Eisenhower
Moslem Raider Foray Claimed
A French farmer was killed and three soldiers in his car were seriously wounded by Algerian Moslem rebel raiders near Blida Algeria. The attack occurred as they were returning home and the wounded soldiers were taken to Blida hospital for treatment.
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UPI
Northern Lights and Lightning Dazzle Midwest Skies
The Midwest witnessed a rare display as aurora borealis and lightning lit the skies from Iowa to Nebraska and Michigan to Florida. Reports describe Grand Rapids and Grantsburg as especially vivid while Madison saw a strange backdrop to a drifting storm. Rain was generally light despite scattered showers.
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