The German Wall Editorial Calls For Peace Talks Over Berlin
Editorial assesses the Geneva talks among the Big Four foreign ministers as near collapse, arguing Soviet propaganda shifts blame to the West. It warns Berlin remains a hard barrier, urges end to occupation for a unified Germany under free elections, and hopes future negotiations avert war.
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Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
Budapest
West
Germany
Berlin
Quemoy
Pacific
Hitler
Tragic Propane Truck Crash Spurs Call for Byway Route
A deadly fire after a propane truck was struck in downtown raises concerns over allowing tanker trucks through city streets. Officials cite risk of a multi block inferno and push for a bypass route around US 83 edge of the city, hoping planners act before further incidents occur.
Bear Killed in Downtown Baltimore After Long Hunt
Two men spotted a large black bear near a southwest Baltimore cemetery late Tuesday night. About 100 officers joined the pursuit, tracking the bear through alleys and streets before police felled it around 4:15 a.m. after a five hour hunt. A wagon was used to load the animal.
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Washington
Baltimore
Nimal
Distaff Side notices mix odd gifts and hometown tales
A local woman receives an unusual May basket with three wilted violets and a can of beer. A native Dodge City resident praises Garden City’s hostility to newcomers, while Paul Emrie, son of ex state official Alf Emrie, and his wife Glenda move into Floyd and Fern Ricker’s home with two boys. Editorial finds wheat crop damage from mosaic and pests after county agents’ intervention.
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Dodge Citian
Garden City
Paul Emrie
Paul
Alf Emrie
Glenda
St. Catherine
Emmies
Floyd
Fern Ricker
Summitt
Court Armed With Power To Cleanup Haffa Orders
Washington AP The Court of Appeals upheld authority for monitors to oversee the Teamsters union and to recommend actions restoring democracy. The ruling says monitors are not enforcing orders by themselves but may be used to implement measures to ban Hoffa and enforce decrees, with Judge Letts able to act for contempt if needed.
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Washington
U.S
Court of Appeals
U.S. Federal District Court
James R. Hof
Union
Story Union
Appel
Aplate Court
Dickenson
Letts
Hoffa
All Stars
Charles Fahy
Henry W. Edgerton
Wilbur K. Miller
Ma Annallata Tuderna Ant
Steelworkers Seek Company-by-Company Talks Resume
The United Steelworkers Union seeks to resume company-by-company contract negotiations with committees next Tuesday, abandoning four-man team talks. Industry leaders back a one-year wage and benefits freeze to curb inflation as a unified stance holds with the 12 largest steel firms.
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New York
United Steelworkers' Union
Donald
Metei
Tapsaeieinal Eigetian See Ad
Rankwey
Ton
Appellate Court
Joy Party Synopsis Guides Japanese Theater Drama
In Tokyo a foreign observer notes that the English synopsis of a play titled The Mother of Shosao Shigemoto frames it as a joy party though the onstage action reveals agitation. The plot centers on Kunitsune, his wife Kitano-kata, their son Shigemoto, and the Fujiwara clan’s turmoil ending with tragedy and a rebirth of understanding.
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Nate Polowetzky
Tokyo
Shosao Shigemoto
Kunitsune
Kitano-kata
Shihei
Fuijiwara
Fujiwara
Shikei
Shigemoto
Kitanokata
Jury to Set Air Crash Damages in $10 Million Suit
A federal jury in Los Angeles will determine damages for three plaintiffs in a 10 million dollar suit stemming from the 1956 Grand Canyon air crash that killed 128. United Air Lines and Trans World Airlines were found liable. Plaintiffs include relatives of UAL passengers Theodore M. Kubinicz Donald F. Kehl and Carl J. Snyder. Mrs Snyder seeks 5,250,000. Eight more suits are pending. a similar case last November averaged 75,000 per death.
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Los Angeles
Grand Canyon Air
United Air Lines
Trans World Airline
UAL
Ford Motor Co
Theodore M. Kubinicz
Donald F. Kehl
Carl J. Snyder
Man Makes Mistake Lands in Honolulu by Accident
Richard Fuerst of Marinette Wisconsin boarded a flight with Chicago as his destination but awoke to blue Pacific scenery in Honolulu after apparently using the wrong gate at Burbank California. The pilot offered a courtesy stay, yet Fuerst insisted on continuing to Chicago.
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Honolulu
Richard Fuerst
Chicago
Burbank
Calif
Fuerst
Marinette, Wis
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