Macmillan Visit Opens Door to Red China at U.N.
The AP notes Eisenhower and Macmillan showed unity but no breakthroughs on Red China. Dulles cited inspection posts in Red China for a nuclear testing ban, signaling the first door toward U.N. recognition as Macmillan pressed inclusion of Red China in disarmament talks.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Eisenhower
Macmillan
White House
Dulles
London
China
United Nations
Korea
Red China
Khrushchev
Red
U. N
Suzy Parker Reveals Secret Marriage to Pierre de la Salle
Hollywood born model Suzy Parker confirms a secret marriage to French journalist Count Pierre de la Salle, saying they wed in 1955. The couple faced initial denial, with Parker later registering as Mrs Pierre la Salle after a Florida accident that killed her father, while Parker also discusses independence and her stance on taxes and love.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Paris
Suzy Parker
Count Pierre de la Salle
New York
de la Salle
Miss Parker
St. Augustine
Fla
Pierre la Salle
Suzy
San Antonio
Texas
Pomona Springs
Dorian Leigh
Europe
Treasury Department
Three Women Killed By Train Near Stevensville Mich
Three migrant farm workers from Red Bay Alabama were killed in a car train collision at a Chesapeake and Ohio crossing south of Stevensville Michigan. The victims were Mrs. Marcella Countis 18 Mrs. Betty Keller 17 and Elsie Hutchinson 14 two of them pregnant. Countis’ brother James E Woodfin 20 was injured critically. Police could not determine the driver at the time of impact.
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Stevensville
Mich
Michigan
Marcella Countis
Betty Keller
Elsie Hutchinson
James E. Woodfin
Countis
Red Bay
Ala
Keller
Chesapeake & Ohio
Trip to Belgium for Gov Folsom costs ten thousand
Alabama Governor James E. Folsom and his family attended the Brussels World’s Fair with travel and official expenses totaling 10 203 dollars. Brownell Tours of Birmingham received 7 203 dollars from the emergency fund for travel costs. A governor’s check for 3 000 dollars covered official expenses for Alabama Day activities at the fair scheduled for June 23.
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Montgomery
Brussels
Belgium
James E. Folsom
Capitol
Brownell
Birmingham
Folsom
Alabama
Bettye Frink reports runoff campaign costs
Democratic nominee for secretary of state Bettye Frink of Leeds filed a post election expense with the secretary of state showing campaign costs of 1195 dollars. Contributions totaling 395 dollars offset expenses partially.
Runoff Set Over State Rep Charles Mathews in Clay County
June 3 runoff follows State Representative Charles Pete Mathews race in Clay County. Midnight June 18 is the deadline to file post election campaign expenses and contributions.
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Charles
Pete) Mathews
Clay County
Jet Hurtles Into House Killing Two at Okla Farm
A flaming Air Force T33 jet crashed into a rural four room farmhouse near Ponca City Oklahoma killing two people and possibly a third. Mrs Cora Harman was ejected from the home as the blast tore through the building. Air Force investigators speculated the jet may have been from Vance AFB Enid Oklahoma and found two unopened parachutes and wreckage scattered over six acres.
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Ponca City
Okla
Air Force
Cora Harman
Vance Afb
Enid
Oklo
Russell and Martin Named Best-Dressed Stars in Hollywood
Rosalind Russell and Dean Martin were hailed as the best dressed woman and man in Hollywood at a four day fall fashion show banquet. Russell wore an Orry Kelly pale apricot gown while Martin wore a mohair cocktail suit with satin piping lapels.
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Hollywood
Rosalind Russell
Dean Martin
California
Miss Russell
Martin
Dix Missed Town Council Victory By One Vote
In Crewe, Pennsylvania, W L Dix failed to win a Town Council seat by one vote, because he cast a ballot for the candidate who ultimately defeated him. The unusual tally shows a self-inflicted loss in a local election.
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Crewe, Pa
W.L. Dixon
Man and nephew drown feared on Alabama River near Montgomery
Rescue efforts continued on the Alabama River near Montgomery for 38 year old Jesse L. Kimbro and his 11 year old nephew Darrell Kimbro who vanished after the boy slipped from a sand bar. Witnesses said Darrell could not swim and the uncle went in to save him. The pair disappeared beneath the water as they camped near the old Coosa Ferry Route about ten miles north of Montgomery. No bodies had been recovered early today.
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Kimbro
Coosa
Arnold Kimbro
Montgomery
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ANG
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1812 Ave
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Willett
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