Hammarskjold Rules Out U.N. Berlin Authority Plan
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold, speaking in Copenhagen, ruled out creating a U.N. military or civilian authority in Berlin. He urged that any East West summit be held within the U.N. Security Council framework and noted the U.N. host role for the Geneva talks. He cited practical limits on a semi military presence, likely opposing such a move. He emphasized the U.N. Charter’s peaceful dispute resolution and the chance to request U.N. aid if ministers need it.
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Denmark
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Berlin
U.N. Security Council
Hammarskjold
Students Assn
Geneva
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Germany
Security Council
U. N
West Berlin
Lebanon
Middle East
West Germany
United Nations
Army Pay To Doctor Questioned
Milwaukee doctor Irving Cowan received 41887 dollars from the Army for 2 months work taking X rays of draftees in 1950. Senator William Proxmire asked the House Government Information Committee to disclose the pay figure after a nine year effort by local constituent Sylvester Krolinkowski. Cowan, associate clinical professor of roentgenology at Marquette University, declined comment. The Army had no comment.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Army
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
House Government Information Committee
Irving Cowan
Cowan
Marquette University
John Moss
Moss
D-Calif
House
Government Information Committee
Shis
Sylvester Krolinkowski
Lady Learns to Fight City Bus Fares
Miss Estelle Brown sued the Fifth Avenue Coach Co after a Midtown bus failed to stop for her transfer, forcing a return fare. Municipal Court Justice Maurice Wahl awarded her 100 dollars and the bus fare, criticizing drivers as modern Jehus and praising her persistence against delays.
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New York
Estelle Brown
Midtown
East 58Th Street
59Th Street
Third Avenue
Miss Brown
Municipal Court
Maurice Wahl
Fifth Avenue Coach Co
Wahl
Joseph Ponticello
Springfield Quaker Birthday Service Fetes 186 Years
Springfield Friends Meeting observes its 186th year of continuous service with an 11 am birthday service led by Rev. Russell E. Rees executive secretary of the Board of Christian Education Five Years Meeting. Gates include delegates to the third National Conference of Quaker Men in Springfield May 26.
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Springfield
Japanese Student to Speak at Hayworth Wesleyan
Miss Tomoko Kimura of Osaka Japan will address Hayworth West Methodist Church tomorrow at 11 a.m. A Doshisha Women’s College alumna and current Wesleyan Scholar, she studies at Wesleyan Methodist College in Central District D C. The Conrad Memorial Baptist Church marks its 13th homecoming Sunday with morning worship and a church picnic lunch. Rev James DeLoach will deliver the sermon.
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Greenwood Hills
Paul E. Allred
A. J. Argo
M. L. Gentry
E. L. Henderson
Phillip J. Birchall
B. H. Phaup
First Reformed Church
Salisbury
Circle 3
Brentwood Baptist Church
Gene Corbett
Mr. Corbett
Africa
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Hayworth Wesleyan
Tomoko Kimura
Osaka
Japan
Hayworth, West Methodist Church
Doshika Women’s College of Liberal Arts
Kimura
Wesleyan Methodist College
Central, D. C
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
James DeLoach
Grace Lutheran confirms five in church services
Confirmation services highlighted by Grace Lutheran as five youths undergo rites this month. Details on date and participants appear on page two of the edition.
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Grace Lutheran
Censure of Morse Debated as Luce Exit Stirs Feud
Washington AP reports Senate censure prospects for Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon fade amid Democrat skepticism and Republican Capehart push. Morse says he would welcome a Capehart bid. Capehart cites alleged overreach in contacting Mrs Luce's physician about psychiatric treatment.
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Senate
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Clare Boothe Luce
Brazil
Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Morse
Capehart
Oregon
Michael Rosenbluth
New York
Rosenbluth
Law School
Three Space Shots Postponed by NASA Engineers
NASA delayed three space attempts including two Venus probes and an earth satellite. Engineering problems slowed both payload and booster systems, with June launch dates moved to at least 18 months later as Venus diverges from Earth, pushing the Venus mission near 1961.
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Washington
United States
Venus
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Mother Shoots Children and Ends Own Life in California
Police report a 27 year old Barbara Snowden shot her four children, Robert four, Nancy Ann two, Suzanne seven, in a quarrel with her husband Ray. Barbara died along with her son while two daughters were in very poor condition at a Oakland hospital. Police say the killings occurred during a family dispute. Snowden worked as a traveling salesman for a food processing company.
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Concord
Calif
Barbara C. Snowden
Robert
Nancy Ann
Suzanne
Children's ‘Hospital
Oakland
Ronald W. Oring
Ray
Snowden
Orin
Captive Cuban Invaders Arrive in Panama City
Cuban invaders who surrendered without a shot arrived in Panama City in eight guarded buses. Fidel Castro's embassy may seek leniency as 87 prisoners, including one woman, were marched to jail for questioning. authorities assess whether they were Panamanian rebels or Cuban-backed forces.
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Panama
Fidel Castro
Caribbean
Nombre del Dios
Herter Returns to US Reports to Eisenhower After Paris Talks
Secretary of State Christian Herter flew from Paris to Washington by helicopter and reported to President Eisenhower at the Gettysburg farm. He called the Western ministers' talks in Paris “very successful” as plans for Geneva negotiations with the Soviet Union on German issues were outlined. He spoke of complete agreement on the Western position and said details were settled. He met with Douglas Dillon and other officials and will confer with John Foster Dulles at Walter Reed and testify to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a closed session.
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Christian Herter
Paris
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Farm
Washington
Russia
Geneva
Herter
Britain
France
West Germany
Soviet Union
Dillon
Douglas Dillon
Robert Murphy
Ley Henderson
State Department
John Fosterles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington National Airport
Harry F. Stimpson
Mills Home print shop under Baptist press review
The Baptist Committee of 25 weighs turning Thomasville Mills Home print shop into a Baptist Press. Staff writer Frank Warren previews the shop facilities and past achievements in a picture feature in Sundays Enterprise. Determined Mrs Bobby Smith afflicted with polio at 18 and new bride of three months balances homemaking with motherhood. Her story appears in the society section tomorrow. SPORTSMEN The Randleman Skeet Club forms in High Point area led by local businessmen. Braxton Younts reports on this new club’s growth in the Sunday Enterprise.
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Baptist Press
Mills Home
Thomasville
Baptist Committee of 25
State Baptist Convention
Frank Warren
The
Sunday Enterprise
Bobby Smith
Archdale
Randleman
High Point
Braxton Younts
Byrnes Warns of Sudden Soviet War Threat
Former U S secretary James F Byrnes, 80, notes that a Soviet attack would come without warning like Pearl Harbor. He discusses Berlin crisis, praises Secretary of State Herter, and attends a White House dinner for Churchill while celebrating his birthday and 53rd anniversary.
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Columbia
Pearl Harbor
U.S
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
U.S. Supreme Court
South Carolina
White House
Winston Churchill
Britain
Berlin
Christian Herter
Herter
Rubber Workers End Strike Ends at U S Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Union and U S Rubber Co reached a tiebreaking agreement ending a 22 day strike. Firestone Goodrich and Goodyear remained out or avoided action with separate talks. Ratification by locals is required before the deal becomes official and pay remains unaffected.
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New York
United Rubber Workers Union
U. S. Rubber Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
U. S. Rubber’s
Firestone
Goodrich
U. S
Junion Auto
Strontium 90 Dials Halted by AEC Action on Watches
The Atomic Energy Commission ordered General Time Corp Westclox and Elgin National Watch Co to stop distributing luminous dials containing strontium 90. Bulova Watch Co faced limits for a single Westfield marked dial used in a 1955 sale. Officials say exposure risks vary by use, with Elgin noting prior testing and cooperation with AEC.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
General Time Corp
Westclox Division
la Salle
Elgin National Watch Co
Elgin
Ill
Bulova Watch Co
Flushing
N.Y
Westfield
Louisburg
N.C
Bulova
New York
DuPont Plans 20 Million Plant Near Florence
E I DuPont de Nemours announces a 20 million dollar plant to produce industrial packaging film Mylar ten miles east of Florence South Carolina. Construction starts by mid June with completion expected early in 1961 and could employ up to a large workforce.
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Florence
S.C
Here
E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co
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Ozzie) Ritland
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John C. Kendrick
Pisgah Methodist Church
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