Molotov Ends Meet With Even Score
SAN FRANCISCO June 5 VY M Molotov balanced his U N performance with mixed signals as he lectured on peaceful coexistence during the 10th anniversary meeting. A Russian MIGS incident over the Bering Strait offset the cordial diplomacy, while Molotov ensured a strong farewell with a high profile visit to Truman. He arrived a week ago and entertained many delegations at his Hills estate before planning a late departure for New York aboard the City of San Francisco.
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San Francisco
VY. M. Molotov
U.N
Molotov
Bering Strait
Alaska
Hills
Tse
Parel
Truman
United States
John Foster Dulles
Southern Pacific
New York
Royal Coach to House Four Bedrooms for Royals
A royal coach features four bedrooms and a governess suite along with a playroom and a bathroom. The design centers on comfort for the royal family and their attendants during travels and receptions.
Missing Soldier in Prison Sparks Family Hopes
A son’s news reports a missing U S Army soldier held as absent without leave and possibly mistreated. An Army spokesman linked the case to a general court martial while other escaped or released prisoners from Austria are named along with victims of beatings and injuries among returnees.
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Sparks
Berlin
U. S. Army
Army
Ris Aerae Schultz
Batavia
Iles J. Scott
Decatur
Schultz
East Germany
Scott
Robert Kumith
Kumith
Austria
New Orleans
Rudolph von Schwab
Vienna
U. S. Counterintelligence Corps
Rudolph Cerny
U.S
Nazi Germany
Ata
Russia
Rudolph Kissis
Schwab
Cerny
Candide Included in List of Prohibited Books in Capetown
In Capetown on June 2 1948 the government gazette lists Voltairs Candide among 81 books and periodicals deemed objectionable and prohibited by the authorities.
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Capetown
South Africa
Voltair
Molotov On U S Soviet Talks and Geneva Conference
The Soviet Union and United States discuss European security and disarmament ahead of Geneva. Molotov confirms Russia could join a broader security system after German unification. He cautions U S aims and stresses collective security to end blocs while Western officials push for early disarmament talks.
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Bassador
W. Zarubin
M. A. Kharlamov
Molotov
Zarubin
Sobolov
Soviet Union
United States
Canada
Dulles
Moscow
U.N
Europe
Germany
Fedorenko
Yugoslavia
Geneva
France
NATO
British diplomat ONeill to fly to Peiping for talks
42 year old Douglas Walter ONeill, an Eton and Oxford educated British diplomat, will fly to Peiping from Hong Kong via Canton to seek a basis for talks between Red China and the United States over Formosa and to ease West trade restrictions. He has served as Britain's third charge d affaires and acting ambassador since 1950 and has been linked to policies in Berlin and West Germany.
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London
Peiping
Red China
United States
Aon
Formosa
Redna
United Nations
O'Neil Ha
Foreign Office
Britain
O'Neil
Eden
Germany
Berlin
Geneva
Hong Kong
Canton
Departing FCC Official Frieda Hennock Sees Tearful Sendoff
Frieda B. Hennock, first and only woman FCC member, leaves after seven years amid tears and gifts from staff. The farewell in Summerfield’s rooms featured door prizes and a glowing illuminated scroll while Hennock, a Democrat, declines political remarks and hints at a Washington law firm move.
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Washington
Frieda B. Hennock
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Summerfield
Commission
Miss Hennock
Franco Reaches Goal by Uniting Monarchists and Falange
Franco's moves bring monarchists and Falange into a broad alliance backing restoration of the monarchy. Don Juan de Bourbon signals support from exile in Lisbon, while Falange redefmes its program under Franco. Most factions now favor restoration, with only a small minority and underground groups resisting.
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Spain
Falange
Faange
Don Juan de Bourbon
Alfonso XIII
Bourbon House
Madrid
Franco
Don Juan
Lisbon
Portugal
Morthary
Vaca
Ce Carlet
Tore
Archduke Antonio de Te
National Movement
Raimundo Fernandez Cuesta
Bilbao
Sunay
Fernandez Cuesta
Aca
Francisco Javier Conde
Institute of
Cbarmen Studies
Generalissimo
Ity
Jaques de Luca Tena
Seeron
Juan Cane
Miliet
Zaragoza
Manuel Hedilla
Ice
Gunmen Thwarted In Holdup In Manhattan Jewelry Store
Two gunmen attempted a Madison Avenue jewelry store heist in Manhattan. A clerk alerted authorities. one suspect fled with a pouch of gems, while the other was captured with about 15 thousand dollars in jewelry on him. The total value of gems carried by the bandits was estimated at $500,000 in retail value. Police identified one robber as Herman Gross, 59, with prior crimes. officer Arthur Fegan, a pistol champion, pursued the other. The men bound a store employee and fled before dawn.
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New York
Manhattan
Arthur Fegan
Herman Gross
F. Staal
Madison Avenue
Math Street
Albert Hartog
Jacob S. Hartog
Young Hartog
Harold Block
Jacob Hartog
Stevenson's Son Marries At Louisville
Miss Nancy of Anderson and Adlairne Stevenson Jr. wed at 5 p.m. in Louisville at the bride’s parents home. Rev. Dr. Pleune officiated. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. George Waldo Emerson and Mrs. Charles Stedman Garne of New York City. The groom’s brother A R Ives of Bloomington served as best man. They plan to live in Cambridge, Mass., where he attends Harvard Law School after a Canadian wedding trip.
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Louisville
Nancy of
Anderson
Adlairne Stevenson Jr
Peter H. Pleune
Warwick McNair Anderson
George Waldo Emerson
Charles Stedman Garne
New York City
R. Ives
Bloomeaton
Rea Pfe
Borden Stevenson
John Fell Stevenson
Caenbridge
Mass
Harvard Law School
Eisenhower Adds to Maine Stop Mystery and Fishing Trip
President Eisenhower drew fresh intrigue over a possible second term as he spoke to a 2,000 strong crowd near Berlin New Hampshire. He then traveled to Parmachene Lake Maine for a weekend of fishing at the Parmachence Lake Fishing Club, staying in a remote area 50 miles by road from the Rangeley region.
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Parmachenee Lake
Maine
Eisenhower
Berlin
N. H
James C. Hagerty
Washington
New Hampshire State House
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Adams
White House
Aimee Tondreau
United States
Rangeley Lakes
Parmachence Lake
Ae Tveance
Ing
Striking Workers Get Vacation Pay in Chicago Plants
About 1,000 AFL International Assn. of Machinists members at 10 Chicago tool and die plants went on strike over wages. The Tool and Die Institute announced vacation checks were sent to strikers as a gesture, idling all plants.
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Dreds
E Aggag
Chicago
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