Ike Says Geneva Talks Give No Basis for Summit
President Eisenhower says Geneva talks offer no foundation for a summit. He cites debt issues, discusses a 4 percent yield on government bonds, and notes ongoing weapons studies to resolve Army Air Force missile priority. He recalls talks with Dulles and munitions lobbying concerns while pondering parliamentary system ideas.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
Secretary of
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Putlsughter
Ruth Montgomery
Hearst
White House
John Foster Dulles
House Supports Army Missiles Bill Passes In House
The House approved funding under Eisenhower’s budget with allocations totaling Army 9,206,905,000 Navy 11,025,103,000 Air Force 7,228,508,000 plus defense office 1,387,825,000. Three Democrats Randall Harmon of Indiana Byron L. Johnson of Colorado and William Meyer of Vermont voted against passage. The Senate now sees the bill earmark funds and reflect budget adjustments compared to the President’s request and current year.
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Byron L. Johnson
Colorado
William H. Meyer
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Senate
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Navy
Air Force
Office of Defense
Goering Property Seized by Court in Berlin
A West Berlin denazification court confiscated Hermann Goering's assets including bank accounts and stocks. The ruling states he profited from the Nazi party and aided persecutions, including concentration camps and the Nazi secret police.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Hermann Goering
Elvis
Ishal
Hitler
Air Force
Frankfurt
Germany
Elvis Presley
Bank Army Hospital
Goering
Mice Carrying Discoverer III Fails to Orbit
The Discoverer Lif satellite mission, launching a capsule with 18 pound mice, aimed for polar orbit but status of orbit remained unclear. The 78 foot Thor ICBM first stage and Bell Hustler second stage carried a 1600 pound nose capsule, with telemetry from mice to study survival and physiological responses in space. Researchers noted the launch appeared successful and planned recovery operations, while Billie Holiday’s press-brief health update followed.
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Sworld
Washington
Ballistic Missiles Division
Inglewood
Calif
Col. Curtin
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Long Ill Governor Began Hidden Stay at Sealy Hospital
Probate Judge Hugh Gibson ordered Gov. Long placed in protective custody at Harris Psychiatric Clinic inside Sealy Hospital. Blanche Long and Dr Arthur Long signed the petition for the governor’s protection and that of others. The governor was flown to Sealy last Saturday. A nanity hearing was planned for June 13 with June 15 as possible dates, to occur within 14 days of the order declaring him mentally ill.
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Long
Harris
Sealy Hospital
Blanche
Arthur Long
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Gov. Long
Justice Satisfied With Life in Darkness
WOONSOCKET RI AP Blind William E Powers an associate justice of the Rhode Island Supreme Court says he would not want his sight restored even if possible by medical science He told an audience Tuesday night that he is happy and satisfied with life. He has been blind since 1927 and would not want to relearn the faces of his wife children grandchildren neighbors and associates.
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Woonsocket, RI
William E. Powers
Rhode Island Supreme Court
Chilldren
Judge Powers
St Mary's Hospital admissions and local court actions
The report lists admissions for St Marys Hospital including names from Holts Summit St Thomas and Jamestown and others. Births include twin daughters to Mr and Mrs Donald Browner and a son to Mr and Mrs David Tipton and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Andrew Volmert at St Marys Hospital. Court actions note divorces for Gertrude Nobel and Roy Nobel Jefferson City and magistrate actions and fines for drivers in Cole, Jefferson, and surrounding counties.
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Etta Antweiler
Holts Summit
Gary Clark
Catherine Gray
St. Thomas
Martha Beck
W. High St
Joseph Breeden
Vienna
Antoinette Canan
Argyle
Mary Harigan
Stadium
Charles E. Still Eugene Borgmeyer
Frieda Poellner
Bunceton
Shirley Quinn
Hartsburg
Eunice Weisser
Jamestown
Evelyn Gilpin
Loose Creek
Anna Marie Schoenthal
Martha V. Creasy
Columbia
Helen Orr
Marshall St
Donald Browner
St. Mary’s Hospital
Theodore Haar
Mesa St
Son
David Tipton
E. High St
Andrew Volmert
Circuit Court
Gertrude Owsley Nobel
Roy D. Nobel
Jefferson City
Ernc Schawner
Len L. Schawner
Delroy Hawkins
Cole County
Bernard Ll. Berger
James F. Miller
Sedalia
Making U Turn Mishap Near Bridge In Jefferson City
Travis Jenkins 40 of Cedar City misjudged a U turn on the Missouri River Bridge entering Jefferson City and pulled into the path of Oliver Bates 25. Jenkins car damage $300 Bates car $50. An 83 year old Columbia woman Mrs J R Towson injured in a sideswipe at 6 30 pm involving William McBaine 39 of Columbia Mae Lanctot 58 of Columbia.
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Jenkins
Cedar City
Missouri River
Jefferson City
Oliver G. Bates
Columbia
J. R. Towson
William T. McBaine
Death of Retired Minister Hibdon in Bunceton
The Rev. John J. Hibdon 77 retired Church of God pastor died Tuesday at his Bunceton home after a decade of ill health. Born March 6 1882 in Camden County he was survived by his wife May V Mattox two daughters a son a brother a sister 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be 2 pm Friday at Bunceton Baptist Church with burial in Bunceton Masonic Cemetery.
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John J. Hibdon
Church of God
Camden County
John W
Sarah James Hibdon
May V. Mattox
Glen Stayton
Tipton
Hubert Arnolds
John A. Hibdon
Orneas
France
Orville Hibdon
Barnett
Ellen Banner
Camdenton
Bunceton Baptist Church
Robert Streator
Bunceton Masonic Cemetery
Siamese Twin Girls Successfully Parted in Munich
Doctors in Munich separated month old Siamese twins Pia and Bettina Hiet after an operation. The girls were conjoined at the breast and the procedure was reported by AP on Tuesday.
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Germany
Pia
Bettina Hiet
Munich
Winter Games barred China over Nationalist entry
In San Francisco and Chicago reports AP describes IOC actions on the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. Red China is barred from participation after IOC decision, while Nationalist China may compete as Formosa per Avery Brundage and committee officials. Pilar Colon and Rev David Viera faced bail issues in separate cases.
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Church of God
Squaw Valley
Calif
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Pilar Colon
Steel
Robert L. King
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King
Avery Brundage
Lausanne
Switzerland
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Formosa
Steel unions call executive board to break bargaining deadlock
Steelworkers president David J. McDonald summoned the 33 member executive board as wage talks with industry negotiators stalled near the contract deadline of June 30. The 171 member wage policy committee may also meet. a strike could cut U S steel output about 9 percent.
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David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
HITCH-HIKERS ON WORLD TOUR TWO KANSANS SET SAIL FROM MONTREAL
Charles Swayden of Wichita and David Nuttle of El Dorado begin a 40000 mile 400 day hitch hike around the world heading from Montreal to Southampton England as part of a global trek to reach home by July 1960. They plan to cross Europe South America Africa and Asia using varied transport and some walking with limited cash but more savings at home. Swayden a Kansas State Teachers College junior and Nuttle a 22 year old plan a zig zag route with side trips and doubling back to places of interest.
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Charles Swayden
David Nuttle
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Southampton
England
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Nuttle
Kansas State
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Judge Sentences Fishing Parson for Statutory Rape
In Skowhegan Maine Reverend Arthur R MacDougall pastor of Bing ham Congregational Church was sentenced to 10 to 20 years for statutory rape of a girl who said he fathered her baby The minister denied relations and a new trial appeal was denied while execution of the sentence was held pending bail His age 62 and long fishing hobby were noted along with published fishing stories London AP Soviet Union accused Iran of hostile actions for allowing foreign planes near Soviet frontiers via Radio Moscow report.
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Skowhegan
Maine
Arthur R. MacDouglas
Bingham
Leonard F. Williams
MacDougall
Bingharm Congregational Church
Embden
London
Soviet Union
Iran
Radio Moscow
West Soviet proposals tested after Berlin talks
Western sources report Monday’s Soviet document outlining an East West framework for Berlin, broadly aligning with Moscow’s standard position to end the Allied troop presence in West Berlin. Herter with British and French colleagues pressed for a prompt easing of tensions in a secret session.
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Soviet Union
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Conference Callled Moscow Balkan Nuclear Free Zone Plan
The Soviet Union and Albania agreed to convene a conference of Balkan nations to establish a zone free of nuclear weapons, according to New Times reports published Wednesday night.
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