Dulles Doubtful of Big Four Talks Without Austria Step
Secretary of State Dulles said no meaningful results would come from a big power conference with Soviet leaders unless the Communist bloc halted aggression in Korea and Indochina and agreed to Austrias independence. He spoke at a New Delhi news conference before flying to Karachi and ahead of the Bermuda summit of Eisenhower Churchill and a French leader.
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India
Opi
Dulles
Korea
Indochina
Austria
Karachi
Pakistan
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Migister Churchill
France
Churchill
Parley Churchill
Georgi N. Malenkov
Soviet Russia
Indoching
Laos
Europe
Middle East
South Asia
Japan
Red China
Nehru
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London
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Vietminh
Viet Nam
Page
Auriol Screens Premier Hopefuls
Paris May 22 President Vincent Auriol met with senior French politicians in a bid to name a new Premier to form the government after Rene Mayer. The talks involved most major figures with the exception of the Communists as a coalition remains unlikely. potential successors include Paul Reynaud Andre Diethelm and Jacques Soustelle, with De Gaulle's RPF moves noted.
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Vincent Auriol
Elysee Palace
White House
Auriol
Ehen Man
Rene Mayer
Paul Reynaud
National Union
Reynaud
Andre Diethelm
Jacques Soustelle
Rally of the French People
RPF
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Violent Midwest Storms Leave Casualties and Damage
Violent spring storms slammed the Midwest and Texas Louisiana border, injuring dozens and causing extensive damage. Tornadoes across the Michigan Canadian border killed several and flooded towns along Calcasieu River. Authorities mobilized Red Cross, state and federal aid as residents fled rising waters and wind wreckage.
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Wines
Tndiana
Ohio
Mich
Delphi
Ind
Illinois
Ilinois Stor
Indiana
Greenford
New Albany
Louisiana
Orange
Tex
Jerome Haas
Louisiana State Police
Calcasieu River
Gulf of Mexico
Red Cross
Twin
Port Huron
Sarnia
Ont
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Doll Becomes Beacon In 49 Hour Wilderness Ordeal
Beverly Kay Bradley vanished from a cottage yard, was found after 49 hours on a swampy log road in Menominee County. The 24 year old was rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter, wearing only a T shirt and red underwear, holding her doll. She was flown to St Josephs Hospital.
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Menominee
Mich
Beverly
Beverly Kay Bradley
Coast Guard
Comdr
Paul Morasky
Traverse City
Menominee County
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ens
John Olson
Olson
Hot Red Reception for Navarre in Indochina Flight
French commander General Henri Navarre survived an ambush by Viet Minh gunners while flying over the Black River salient near Hanoi. His Dakota transport took heavy machine gun fire and tracer bullets as the Viet Minh observed enemy troop concentrations. Navarre said the Viet Minh opened fire this morning and the pilot returned the general safely.
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Larry Allen
Hanoi
Indochina
Henri Eugene Navarre
Black River
Navarre
Endian
Nacan
Pre
Woman births second twin girl nine days after first
A Sandy Lake woman delivered her second daughter Pamela nine days after the birth of her first, as Grove City Hospital reported. UAW President Walter Reuther said the union would press for similar pregnancies as a rare case of double birth, amid broader labor actions and a GM UAW pay raise pact affecting 350,000 workers.
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Sandy Lake
UAW
Walter P. Reu Fner
Ticer
Manufac
Josep Saeler
Grave City Hospital
Pamela
Warmest Day of Year Recorded in Huntington Area
Yesterday chilled weather reached a high of 89 degrees, the year's peak in Huntington. Meteorologist John Mayer noted only Huntington and another city in the state shared similar warmth while most areas stayed cooler with highs around 75 in Wheeling. Forecasts call for temperatures averaging slightly above normal with a few warm spells.
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Huntington
Wheeling
Weather Huts
Thunthershawers
House Opposes Fund Slashes Raises Six Agency Budgets
The House rejected fund cuts and voted to boost new appropriations for six agencies in the Labor and Welfare Departments. The tentative increases total about 6.53 million on a nearly two billion dollar bill, signaling possible larger rises next week as votes are deferred to Monday and Tuesday. Agencies include Howard University Freedmen's Hospital land grant colleges vocational education the Women's Bureau and the Bureau of Apprenticeship Training.
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May
House
Labor and Welfare Departments
Eisenhower
Howard University
Freedmen’s Hospital
Tidelands Bill Becomes Law
President Eisenhower signed the controversial tidelands bill into law declaring states may develop submerged offshore lands within historic boundaries. California Florida Texas and Louisiana gain rights to oil and minerals as oil wells already exist off their coasts. Forty six lawmakers attended the signing ceremony with applause as the President signed the documents.
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Eisenhower
California
Florida
Texas
Loukiana
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
House
Senate
CIO Official Cites GM UAW Deal Parallels
James B. Carey president of the CIO Electrical Workers Union says after GM UAW announcement the two sides have reached a parallel agreement covering similar terms. Details to follow on page 3.
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Ware Caneness
Gm-Uaw
James B. Carey
CIO Electrical Workers Union
Official Rips Attlee in Talk at Rotary Club
Joseph Thomas of Akron rubber firm Keystone-Fires tone Tire denounces former British Prime Minister Attlee after his criticism of the U S Constitution. He calls Attlee's remarks ill-considered and ridiculous while recalling Marshall Plan aid and Europe’s postwar costs. Thomas receives applause at Charleston Rotary Club.
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Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
America
Joseph Thomas
Akron
Attlee
U. S
Charleston
Thomas
Altlee
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Fneland
Yorty Charges Secretary Not Fitted for Job
Rep. Yorty charges Secretary Wilson should resign over Air Force budget cuts of five billion dollars. He cites an Air Force report warning cuts push the service below national security minimum. Talbott’s letter says curtailment is unwanted but may be necessary to balance funds.
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Washington
Rep
Yorty
D.-Calif
Wilson
Ite
Air Force
Robert E. L. Elton
Talbott
California Democrat
Harold E. Talbott
Talbot
House
Defense Department
Influencers Put Caudle in Wrong Underdrawers
T Lamar Caudle told a House judiciary subcommittee he and Turner Smith were guests of Nashville attorney Jack Korman and John Hooker of Isadore Alford when a Tennessee duck hunting trip occurred in 1949. He said the trip did not influence the dismissal of the income tax evasion case against Alford.
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Washington
T. Lamar Caudle
Tennessee
Caudle
House Judiciary
Justice Department
Turner Smith
Jack Korman
Nashville
John Hooker
Isadore Alford
Alford
British Denials On Korean War Ship Claims Stand
Washington. British denials that ships owned by Britain carried Chinese Communist troops during the Korean War poured in from around the world. Francis Flanagan, chief counsel to the Senate Investigations Subcommittee led by Sen. McCarthy, said testimony could be documented if needed. McCarthy was in hospital for a physical checkup and unavailable for comment. A British foreign spokesman said the charge is being investigated but comments are difficult. Page 8 continuation.
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Senate Investigations
Francis D. Flanagan
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Flanagan
McCarthy
London
Physicist Perl Convicted In Atomic Spy Case
William Perl, 34, a physicist, was convicted on two counts of perjury for denying knowledge of an Iatom spy ring. He faces up to 10 years in prison and $4,000 in fines. Sentencing date not set. Jury deliberated six hours. Perl acquitted on two counts. He was tried for lying in 1980 about knowing Julius Rosenberg and four others.
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William Perl
Iago
Iatom
Pris Lon
Perl
Condemnent Atom
Julius Rosenberg
Break Seen In Truce Talk and New Allied Proposal
Congress leaders briefed on a new Korean truce proposal to be submitted to the Communists Saturday night. A lawmaker said the move could produce a break one way or the other and test the Communists' good faith while another said no changes were made to the U S allied plan. Churchill indicated Britain approved the development as hearings continued on defense budget cuts and a Peruvian stay drew comments from Gen Vandenberg who said his views were not sought.
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Washington
INS
Congressional
Vandenber
ST .Louis
Post-Dispatch
Air Force
Hayt Vandenberg
Raymond P. Brandt
Vandenberg
Lima
Peru
Sunday jigday in Widen series opens labor wrangle tour
Managing Editor Frank Knight launches a series of tour articles tomorrow on the labor management wrangle that has split Clay County, with Uncle Sim staging a major contest alongside the Kearse Theater's net attractor Hans Christies Anperson and more than 25 prizes for boys and girls. Robert M. Lambie, who brought safety to West Virginia, directed the Maud Collins rescue and ventilated the Holland tunnel, is the subject of this week’s success story by Wallace EB Knight in the State Magazine Section. Charles R. Armentrout covers Coonskin developments, and Rev. Clark C. Perkins, retired four years ago, remains busier than ever.
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Widen
Frank Knight
Hat
Clay County
Uncle Sim
Kearse Theater
Hans Christies Anperson
Robert M. Lambie
West Virginia
Maud Collins
Holland Tunnel
Wallace EB. Knight
Charles R. Armentrout
Coonskin
Clark C. Perkins
Quote by Lamar Caudle on duck hunt trip with tax evasion suspect
Former U S official Lamar Caudle recalled a duck hunting trip with the man accused of tax evasion. He said he borrowed oversized long drawers from one person and tight pants from another, leaving him uncomfortable throughout the visit.
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Lamar Caudle
U. S
Record verdict awards $177000 in three damages suits
A jury in U S District Court awarded Mrs. Philip Schifflin 75000 and her husband 110000 plus damages to their daughter Jean Sebistlin in a three suit joint trial against Indianapolis Kansas City Motor Freight Co. The verdict total 177000 is among the largest in the district with a main collision on June 12 near Clintonville Greenbrier County. The defense plans to appeal.
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U. S
Indianapolis-Kansas City Motor Freight Co
Philip Schifflin
Glen Cove
Jary
Ana Ram
Jean L. Sebistlin
Oegan
Living Costs Near Record Level As Inflation Persists
Washington May 22 The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports living costs rose 0.1 percent from mid March to mid April keeping the index near November’s peak. Despite the gain price levels fluctuate with retail food costs edging up 0.2 percent in April after a months long decline.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Eisenhower
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