U S Denies Red Accusation Over Guatemala Aid
State Department officials rejected claims of covert U S support for Guatemala during a day of high level talks. Undersecretary Robert Informants said arms shipments to Nicaragua and Honduras, and a May transfer to Guatemala, were defense aid not for revolutionaries. communications with Guatemala were slow and lagged eight hours behind reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deent
Robert
Altar Aay
Vaon
Nicaragua
Honduras
Guatemala
Biasky
State Department
Congressman Farrington Dies as Statesman of Hawaii
Wallace R. Farrington, long activist for Hawaiian statehood and editor who championed annexation, died. He served as governor in 1921 and urged a push for statehood in 1929, following a career rooted in Hawaiian politics and loyalty to the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Farrington
Maine
Wallace R. Farrington
Republic of Hawaii
United States
Ornor
Rocky Mount Jaycees Named Best In United States
The Junior Chamber of Commerce of Rocky Mount North Carolina won the Harold A Marks Memorial Award as the outstanding Jaycee chapter in the United States at the U S Junior Chamber convention in Colorado Springs Colorado. Other honors listed include Frost Memorial Award five top Jaycee presidents James King of Springfield Wendell Maxfield of Kaysville Howard Norris of Madison Ed May of Hartford and Frank Pasquerilla of Johnstown.
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Colorado ‘Springs
Col
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rocky Mount
N. C
Harold A. Marks
United States
U. S
Frost
Alaska
Hawaii
John King
Springfield
Wendell Maxfield
Kaysville
Rebels Advance as Guatemala War Presses Coastal Ports
AP dispatches from Guatemala City report rebels advancing from the Honduran border into El Florida Puerto Barrios and San Jose while Guatemala claims Puerto Barrios remains in government hands. Air raids continue around the capital as diplomatic efforts unfold with the UN and allied powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zacapa
San Jose
Puerto Barrios
Retalhuleu
Associated Press
Guatemala City
Coottad Look Hight
Rutledge
Air Lines 8
Pan American
United Nations Unity Council
Guatemala
Guillero Torrello
U. S
John F. Peurifoy
Britain
France
Carlos Castillo Armas
Cooley Says GOP Farm Policy Is Partisan
Representative Cooley of North Carolina lauded the Agriculture Department for the new county farm committee rules but accused them of partisan politics. He warned he would demand explanations from officials in Congress and argued the changes threaten experienced leaders and patronage jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Washington
D-Nc
Agriculture Department
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
House
Ha Farm
Nash
Pey
Ate
Trimble
D-Ark
New French Cabinet Is Picked
Premier Mendes France forms a streamlined 16 minister and 13 secretary cabinet to tackle France’s crisis. He keeps the foreign ministry, aims for peace in Indochina within 30 days, and plans a Geneva trip to meet with the Communists as part of his rapid program.
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Harvey Hudson
Paris
Pierre
Joseph Laniel
Mendes-France
Laniel
France
Mendesnee
Georges Bidault
Bidault
Popular Republican Movement
Foreign Ministry
MRP
Robert von
Andre Monteil
Rene Coty
Elysee Palace
Geneva
Mendes
Anietar
Winnel
London
Wyoming Senator Hunt Dies by Suicide in Senate Office
Sen Lester C Hunt 61 former Wyoming governor died after shooting himself with a .22 rifle in his Senate office. Notes found addressed to his wife and aide. Health battles cited. Knowland plans Senate recess. Hunt leaves widow, son in Chicago, daughter in Minneapolis.
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Peewee Pate
Ican
Senate
Wyoming Democrat
Planne
Mike Manatos
Sen. Clements
D-Ky
Hunt
Clements
Sen. Hunt
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Sen
Burke
C. J. Rogers
Wyoming
Manatos
Ira Whitlock
George Calver
Congress
Casualty Hospital
William T. Spence
Emily Nathelle Higby
Knowland
California
Sen. Mundt
RSD
McCarthy Wise
Army
McCarthy
Ing
Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Hunt Eeevey
Mundt
Subcommittee
Pvt
Edward E. Murray
Capitol
Whitlock
Northwestern University
la Wgo
Chicago
Russell C. Chadwick
Minneapolis, Minn
Phenix City Deadly Shooting Prompts National Guard Stand
Alabama Governor calls in National Guardsmen to keep peace as investigators search Phenix City for the gunman who killed attorney general candidate A. L. Patterson. A $5,000 reward offered. witnesses describe a small man fleeing the alley near Patterson’s car. Patterson’s son is eyed as possible successor.
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Phenix City
Ala
Alabama National
Gordon Persons
Walter J. Hana
Persons
A. L. Patterson
Army
Ft. Benning
Joseph H. Harper
Alton V. Foster
Foster
Anr
Joe Smelley
State Department of Public Safety
Alily
Patterson
Russell County
Ralph Mathews
Pat Daniel
Mathews
Alabama
Arch Ferrell
Boy Dies After Being Struck By Automobile
Syracuse report: five year old Daniel P. Flynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Flynn, died after being struck by a car while rushing from kindergarten to bring his father a handmade Father’s Day card. He clutched the card and told “I love you, daddy.” He had been in hospital receiving care for more than ten days.
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Seyrest
Ross L. Gibsin
Patterson
John Patterson
Alabama
Russell Betterment Asso
Phenix City
Betterment Assn
Howard Penn
Pennington
Syracuse
N. Y
Daniel P. Flynn
Daniel F. Flynn
Dany
Books go to Pakistan
Pakistan reports that the United States will send American textbooks and technical literature for sale to students under a provisional arrangement. Theodore C. Streibert, director of the U S Information Agency, noted similar deals with 18 other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
United States
Theodore C. Streibert
U. S. Information Agency
Russians Visit Atlanta On Secrecy Fueled Tour
Four young Russians from the Soviet embassy in Washington, led by First Secretary Michail Nemirnovsky, toured Atlanta, Savannah, and Macon. They visited the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Ford plant in Hapeville, Coca Cola Co. plant, and Colonial Stores warehouse, avoiding GM and Arrow Shirt sights. They posed as Norwegians during Coca Cola stop on a 15 day Southeast motor tour ending in Birmingham and Cincinnati.
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Atlanta
Ford
Galeninna
Washington
Michail Nemirnovsky
Ivan N. Susie
Ivan P. Azarvo
Lev D. Milin
Sadar Emplave
Savannah
Macon
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Viatton
Birmingham
Raleigh
Isville
Cincinnati
W. Va
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Insienia
U.S
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Ntional
William Allison Phoenix
Ariz
Wayne Field
Minneapolis
Minn
Jerry Hamer
Winter Haven
Fla
Noel Johnson
Salt Lake City
Roland Wilsey
St. Paul
Clarence A. Howard
Kent
Wash
Lansdale
Roseburg
Ore
Brigham City
Utah
Logan
Columbus
Ind
Richland
Midland
Mic
N. Janette
Neb
FY. Lauderdale
Cedar Rapids
Tow
Evansville
Phoenix, Ariz
Ee Minn
Portland
Jack Rutledge
Anti
Arbenz
Tegucigalpa
U.S. Weather Bureau
Department of Commerce
Mich
Weather Bureau
Montana
Michigan
South Atlantic
Northwest Pacific
Lester Callaway Hunt
Kefau- Comte
Suic Idea
Senate Armed Services and Commerce
Special
Senate Small Business Committee
Bennett
Lester D. Hunt
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Koonts-Mcghee Drug CO
Post Office
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