Gromyko presses to sever link between talks and summit
In Geneva the Soviet foreign minister urges the Big Four to separate the current conference from any summit, arguing the link is artificial. He claims readiness to soften demands on West Berlin while insisting on progress toward a broader agreement. Western ministers push back as Herter records the record.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Soviet Union
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Eisenhower
U. S
Palace of Nations
U.S
Christian A. Herter
A Y. Herter
Deputy Testifies Four Confessed In Coed Incident Case
Tallahassee Florida AP deputy W W Slappey testified that within hours of the reported incident a Black coed case four white youths confessed. He quoted statements from Ollie Stoutamire Patrick Wpe Willian Collinsworth and David Beagles made after arrest. He placed the confessions to intercourse between 4 and 5 a.m. on May 2. More on page five A.
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Tallahassee
Fra
W. W. Slappey
Ollie Stoutamire
Slappey
W. May Walker
Patrick Wpe
Willian T. Collinsworth
Collinsworth
David E. Beagles
Underground Steam May Offer Cheap Power Prospects
Earl F. English outlined the potential of underground steam as a cheap untapped energy reserve at the Southern Re- Institute Undiscovered conference. He cautioned that long distance transfer is impractical and noted steam drilling tests in Italy New Zealand and Sonoma County California with no guarantee on total recoverable amounts or duration.
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Earth
Earl F. English
Southern Re- Institute
Italy
New Zealand
Sonoma County
Calif
Rockefeller Pumps High Octane Charm in Washington Visit
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller arrived for a five hour visit amid talk he may seek the 1960 Republican presidential nomination. He denied being a candidate, saying he wants to be a good New York governor and would decide later if his name appears on any ballot. He met Republicans at the Capitol Hill Club, posed for photos with supporters, and drew cheers from onlookers while signals urging Nixon as nominee also passed by.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
TM Cheb
Ra Nixon
Capitol Hill
Maine
Western Jazz And Abstract Art In New Soviet Ballet
The Bolshoi stages Path of Thunder featuring a Negro girls dance with jazz inspired music and Azerbaijan theater choreography. Officials and workers showed polite reception while Westerners applauded. Pravda found it interesting and Izvestia noted Negro folk influences mixed with Azerbaijan flavor. The ballet may premier abroad in Peiping this summer.
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A. I. Goldberg
Moscow
Bolshoi Theater
Peter Abrahams
South Africa
Azerbaijan Art Theater
New Orleans
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Communist Party
Pravda
Izvestia
Azerbaijan
Bolshoi
Peiping
Woman Reports Kidnapping in Albuquerque Case
An Ohio woman Jeanette Bailey 25 said she escaped a kidnapper in Albuquerque New Mexico after joining a man and another couple from Akron to travel west. FBI agents seek to verify identities as police arrest the alleged kidnapper and the second couple.
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Guymon
Okio
Ohio
Albuquerque
N.M
R. L. Shephard
Jeanette Bailey
Akron
Tucumcari
Shephard
FBI
Revenue Bill Clears House Second Reading in 88 to 19 Vote
In Raleigh the House approved a revenue bill on its second reading by 88 to 19, with no new taxes and no debates. Amendments were killed or adopted, including a corporate withholding plan affecting 41 corporations paying over $100,000 in taxes annually, raising about 230 thousand dollars. The bill moves to third reading. amendments aim to balance the budget.
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Raleigh
Wie Penate LiVour Iucsuay
House
Senate
John Regan
Robeson
Tom Turner
Guilford
Utility Group Orders Upheld By State Court
The North Carolina Supreme Court upheld two Utilities Commission rulings. It found the nine month freight rates of late 1953 to early 1954 were reasonable and just and refused refunds. It also affirmed CP&L rate adjustments giving relief to certain industrial customers after a coal price linked clause was challenged.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
State Utilities Commission
High Tribunal
Commission
Supreme Court
Utilities Commission
Carolina Power & Light Co
Cp&l
The
Methodist Salary Increase Proposed for Ministers
A report urged a salary raise for ministers with $100 increases for future ministers supply pastors and probationers. Minimum fulltime salaries set at $3,300 for single pastors and $3,500 for married. Delegates also to vote on a study committee about Pfeiffer College affiliation and fund-raising results shown by the conference.
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Lake Junaluska
N.C
Pfeiffer College
Lem Stokes
Castro shakes up Cuba cabinet in first major move
Fidel Castro replaces five ministers in his four month rule. Raul Roa becomes foreign minister, Pedro Miret takes agriculture, Raquel Perez handles public welfare, Serafin Ruiz becomes health minister, and Jose Naranjo takes interior. Castro comments on US note and calls for new faces.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Raul Roa
Organization of American States
OAS
Roberto Agramonte
Pedro Miret
Umberto Sori Marin
Raquel Perez
Elena Mederos
Jose Naranjo
Orlando Rodriguez
Castro
U.S
Cuba
Party of
Virginia O'Hanlon Remembered as Santa Claus Letter
A June tribute in New York honors Virginia O'Hanlon, the girl who asked if there is a Santa Claus in 1897. The event includes songs, speeches, and a reading of the famous reply by Francis Pharcellus Church. Mrs. Douglas, now elderly, plans to live with her daughter and family in North Icone, New York.
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Ray Kohn
NEW York
Santa Claus
Virginia
Virginia O'Hanlon
New York Sun
San
Harold
Douglas
Dir
Aeecaee See
North Icone N.Y
Bills Call For Vote On Bonds In North Carolina Legislature
RALEIGH The House approved on second reading bills for a 48 million dollar capital improvements program and a 33 million dollar bond referendum, with another bill proposing 14 million dollars in construction projects without a vote. An amendment to exclude the legislative building from the public vote was tabled amid debate. a proposal to block condensation land deals for Mount Mitchell was rejected.
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Raleigh
Senate
House
John Kerr
Warren
North Carolina
Roger Kiser
Scotland
Mount Mitchell State Park
Scientists say underground tests may be muffled study
A White House science panel warns muffled underground atomic blasts could evade detection. Three more years of research are needed to build an effective detection system for a test ban. Findings shared with Soviet delegates in Geneva aim to bolster talks on enforceable controls.
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Washington
White House
Geneva
Presidential Advisory Board
U.S
Nevada
Lloyd Berkner
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Michael
Carmen
Bailey
Methodist
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Wilson C. Weldon
Myers Park Methodist Church
Charlotte
World Service Commission
Methodists
World Service
Ville
Winston-Salem
Serafin Ruiz
Julio Martinez Paez
Pino
Autentico Party
Antonio de Varona
Mrs. Douglas
A. A. Zollicoffer Jr
Vance
Thomas Dill
Edgecombe
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