Cyprus Leader Flies to Ankara as Cyprus Crisis Deepens
Cyprus leader Fazil Kutlukk flies to Ankara for urgent talks with Turkish leaders amid rising violence on the island. Turkish Cypriot and Greek forces clash, British troops tighten controls in mountain villages, and fears of a Turkish military response grow. International bodies plan review in Strasbourg.
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Russian Revolt Seen by Refugee Leader
Vladimir Potemsky, head of the National Alliance of Russian Solidarists, told U S News and World Report that renewed flareups in Russian concentration camps could spark a full revolt against the Red regime. He predicts 12 to 15 million forced labor camp inmates form the main uprising potential, with 60 million having relatives in camps and students likely opposing the regime.
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National Alliance of Russian Solidarists
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Russia
Democrats Laud Seaton As Interior Secretary
President Eisenhower nominated Fred J. Seaton for Secretary of the Interior, drawing praise from both parties and a likely Senate confirmation. Senate Interior Committee Chairman James Murray called the nomination pleasant news and Seaton a fine gentleman ready to advance administration policies while ensuring a fair hearing on any issues. Senator Wayne Morse endorsed the appointment, calling it excellent and firmly supported. Seaton, a 46 year old publisher and former Nebraska senator, currently serves as deputy assistant to the President after a career in public service and congressional liaison roles.
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Nuclear Fear In Japan Amid Reported Third Nuclear Blast
Tokyo residents tremble at alleged third nuclear test in the Bikini Atoll chain as atmospheric signals match a hydrogen bomb event. Osaka raincoat sales surge for protection while misinformation swirls about radioactive rain and crop contamination. Hiroshima remains quiet.
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Warm Memorial Day Weather Across Nation
The weather bureau forecasts warm conditions over most of the United States for Memorial Day but warns of widespread thundershowers. Cool in the East should rise tomorrow, with hot conditions in the Southeast and humid warmth from New York to Texas. Some Great Lakes and upper Mississippi valley areas see slightly cooler temperatures, while thunderstorms threaten the mid afternoon into the evening from the Sierra to New York state, with fair conditions in the Pacific Northwest and Southwest.
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Morocco Signs French Pact
Paris reports France and Morocco signed a diplomatic pact on interdependence. The accord seeks a coordinated Franco Moroccan foreign policy but leaves open the status of U.S. Air Force bases in the protectorate. Morocco reserved its position on ties to the 1950 Franco American agreement on air bases.
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Florida A and M Negro Students Boycott City Buses
About 2500 students from Florida A and M college in Tallahassee held a mass boycott of city buses after two coeds were arrested for refusing to sit in the rear of a bus. Police accompanied the first bus, and students urged others to avoid riding. The coeds faced charges of inciting riot. they were released on bonds and planned to challenge the charges. A cross was burned near their home, prompting relocation to a campus dormitory. The case may proceed in city court under Judge A Rudd.
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Benson Starts Work With New Farm Bill
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson moves with judicious haste to enforce the new farm act while cautioning that the soil bank plan cannot be judged this year. President Eisenhower signed the bill amid veto and delay disputes, with critics blaming the administration for lack of timely effectiveness. The act’s annual soil bank cost is about 1.2 billion dollars, with total program costs unclear.
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Missouri's Symington Emerges From Dark Horse Bid
Missouri Democrats at Jefferson City pledged their 38 votes to Senator Stuart Symington at the state convention. Symington said he is not a candidate and would refuse a draft, drawing smiles from supporters who see him as a powerful contender if the Democratic convention deadlocks between Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver. He thanked the delegation for the honor and said he was greatly humbled.
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