Herter Reports Geneva Talks Stall On Berlin Policy
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter briefed President Eisenhower for an hour on the deadlocked Geneva talks and announced a nationwide TV radio address to explain efforts toward Berlin. He said the July 13 resumption remains open and the Western powers will stand firm as they assess Soviet moves.
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Christian Herter
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Berlin
NBC
CBS
Abc-Tv
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
West Berlin
Germany
U. S
West
Britain
France
United States
Ussr
Rain-Soaked Miami Sees Record June Rain
Miami awoke to bright sunshine after near 20 inches of rain over seven days, making it the wettest June on record with 19.67 inches in 21 days. Forecasters expect improvement as showers ease and the usual summer pattern returns.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Tallahassee
Everglades
U. S. Weather Bureau
School Closings In Virginia Arkansas Improve Says Flemming
Secretary Flemning reported that the education of 16 308 students affected by 13 state school closings tied to the integration controversy has improved markedly since last December. He noted Virginia reopened nine closed schools in February with partial enrollment and urged compliance with new federal court rulings on Arkansas.
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Washington
Virginia
Arkansas
Arthur S. Flemming
Flemming
Four Die As Flames Hit House in Mathews Va
A Navy commander Cmdr. Daniel Grant Bailey 39 his wife Betty Carter Howell Bailey 36 and their two daughters Melissa 8 Virginia Page 3 died when a bungalow at Miles near Mathews burned. Their 14 year old son Daniel Jr. survived with third degree burns and was hospitalized at Portsmouth Naval Hospital. Cause of the fire was listed as undetermined.
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Virginia ‘Page
Portsmouth Hospital
Daniel Jr
Bailey's
Marine Drowns At Surf City
Surf City North Carolina AP report a Marine sergeant Anthony J Swaekauski 21 drowned while swimming beyond the break his body brought ashore. Swaekauski attached to the 2nd Marine Division survived by wife Diane Marie Swaekauski Chicago and parents Mr and Mrs Anthony J Sweekausk Cicero Illinois.
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Surf City
N. C
Anthony J. Swaekauski
Swaekauski
2Nd Marine Division
Diane Marie Swaekauski
Chicago
Anthony J.sweekausk
Cicero
Ill
Congress Moves To Pass Money Bills Before New Fiscal Year
Congress edges toward finalizing most annual appropriations before July 1 as House actions wrap and Senate reviews remain. Key fights include foreign aid, anti racketeering labor reform, civil rights, and education funding. Waves of veto threats have trimmed spending in housing and airports, with party dynamics shaping debt limits and bond rates.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Kayser Roth to Buy Phoenix Hosiery Stock
Kayser-Roth plans to acquire 69 percent of Phoenix Hosiery's 183 600 shares at 18 75 per share from Herman Gardner estate Phoenix Foundation and Friedlander family with potential expansion as a division under Phoenix management led by Frazier MacIVER. Purchases hinge on reaching 80 percent ownership by July 6 and inviting other stockholders to sell.
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Kayser-Roth
Phoenix Hosiery
Herman Gardner
Phoenix Foundation
Theodore Friedlander Jr
Roth
Phoenix
Frazier Maciver
Florida youths sentenced to life for rape of coed
Four white youths ages 16 to 23 were given life prison terms by Circuit Judge W May Walker in Tallahassee after a June 14 verdict of guilty with mercy recommended. The case involved the rape of a 19 year old coed. The men were Willian Ted Collingsworth 23 David Ervin Deagiea 18 Patrick Gene Scarborough 20 and Ollie Stoutamire 16.
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Fila
W. May Walker
Florida
Willian
Ted) Collingsworth
David Ervin Deagiea
God
Walker
Raiford State Prison
Here
Raiford
Mediation Talks In Steel Dispute Continue With Denials
In New York today both sides deny knowledge of federal mediation efforts to settle the steel contract dispute. Union president David J. McDonald and U S Steel executive R Conrad Cooper say they have not been contacted. The three year pact expires in eight days and a strike by 500000 workers seems likely if no deal is reached. Negotiations began May 5 and remain deadlocked amid informal government discussions. The industry seeks a one year wage freeze with no cuts to the 40 hour week and related benefits.
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NEW York
Steel
David J. Mca Donald
United Steelworkers of America
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel Corp
Cooper
Washington
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation Service
Eisenhower
Weekend Storm For Death Toll Hits Escuminac Fishermen
At least 34 fishermen were dead or missing after a weekend gale on the Northumberland Strait. Twelve confirmed dead, 22 missing as search planes scoured the route from Point Escuminac to Richibucto. Two survivors remained alive by an air bubble in an overturned boat. The storm, described as the worst in 30 years, damaged boats nets and lobster pots and drew blame on the weather bureau for late warnings.
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New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Hilaire Gauvin
Germain Chaisson
Lameque
Gauvin
Charlies Gauvin
Weather Bureau
Halifax Weather Bureau
Who Is Chief Louisiana Faces Momentous Issues
Louisiana's governor Earl K Long remains hospitalized amid questions of mental health and legality. Physicians report cooperation and satisfactory condition while legal maneuvering continues over his commitment and potential restoration of executive powers. A sanity hearing or habeas corpus action is anticipated as to his status and authority.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Long
Southeast Louisiana Hospital
Mandeville
Necatiel Les
Covington
Shipwreck Kelly Aids Tourists In Rome Hotel Fire
Former football star John Sims Kelly rushed through the Via Veneto hotel to wake and aid guests after a Sunday morning blaze at the Ambasciatori Hotel in Rome. He re-entered burning floors twice to warn others while guests fled, with three hotel staff killed and two injured. Kelly, 49, earned praise as the man in the green robe.
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Rome
John Sims
Kelly
Charles M. Gilman
Gilman, Conn
University of Kentucky
Ambasciatori
Via Veneto
Carol Henon
Boston
Kellys
Glamor
Deb Brenda Frazier
Former Yale Grid Star Crowley Acquitted in Tokyo Death Case
Joseph P. Crowley, former Yale football standout, is acquitted by Tokyo District Court of beating T A D Jones Jr to death in a hotel suite last May. The court found possible preexisting injuries and ruled the incident could stem from a drunken fight, with prosecutors given 14 days to appeal. Crowley hopes to return to the United States to see his children.
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Tokyo
Yale
Joseph P. Crowley
Ima
Joji Nishimura
Crowley
T. A. D. Jones Jr
Betty
Hamden
Conn
Jones
United States
St. John’s of
Annapolis
Frederick M. Kissinger
Brandywine
Kissinger
Stero Ae Ob
Ono
Mosieel
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