Summit outlook darkens as West agrees to separate talks
The United States Britain and France concede to Moscow to negotiate separately with Gromyko in Moscow for a future four power summit but fear a meeting is unlikely. Dulles plans talks in Copenhagen on suspending nuclear tests with Selwyn Lloyd while Strauss pushes to keep testing. Western note seeks firm terms but Russia retains veto potential over substantive issues like German unification and disarmament.
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Red Flights Over Arctic Spark Cold War Tensions
U S weather planes report sporadic signs of Soviet aircraft near the North Pole as the United States and allies push for Arctic inspection plans. Washington notes the veto as tragic while promising radar and warning system improvements to deter potential surprise attacks.
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Missing Girl Found Alive And Unhurt In North St. Louis
Kathy Hampton eight was found alive Saturday after a 70 hour disappearance. A 15 year old boy confessed abducting her and taking her to a vacant ramshackle house about 30 blocks from home. She had cuts and bruises but no evidence of rape. The girl said she had been asleep and later told her rescuers she was hungry and thirsty.
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Senator Jordan Asked to Move to Washington for 3rd Time
Gov Luther Hodges urged B Everett Jordan Saxapahan industrialist to accept a U S Senate appointment. Jordan, cautious, considered leaving his Saxapahan home after 34 years of marriage and running Sellers Manufacturing as Ben E Jordan Jr takes over. The governor pressed the offer and Jordan asked to think it over before deciding.
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Henry Jordan
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Recession Attitude Criticized By Senate Colleagues
Sen Javits and colleagues assail White House and Eisenhower policies as inflation and recession pressure grow. Republicans cite Democratic proposals totaling over 13 billion for 23 fields and tax cuts over 14 billion. Humphrey and Ellender fault White House leadership while Eisenhower vetoes a 1.8 billion water projects bill for not meeting standards.
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Precinct Meetings Mobilize North Carolina Democrats
Tar Heel Democrats held precinct meetings across the state to nominate delegates for county conventions and the May 31 primaries. Registration opened at over 2,000 polling places ahead of three Saturdays of signups and a May 9 closing in Guilford Wake Forsyth and Mecklenburg counties.
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Strauss Denies H Bomb Tampering Charges
AEC Chairman Lewis L. Strauss rebutted Senator Anderson’s claim that U S bombs were pulled from stockpiles to increase fallout. Strauss said bombs are only removed for routine inspection or improvement and no material is inserted to raise fission products. He criticized Anderson’s charges as harming U S policy and noted Eisenhower’s stance on cleaner weapons.
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Dulles Joins NATO Ministers Meet in Copenhagen
U S Secretary John Foster Dulles arrived for a NATO foreign ministers session in Copenhagen and voiced confidence talks would yield fruitful results. The three day meeting aims to harmonize positions ahead of a potential East West summit and discuss Middle East tensions and Soviet motives.
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Prestwick
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Escaped Lioness Kills 8-Year-Old Girl in Nanaimo
Fury, a 350 pound escaped African lioness from a private zoo, leaped from roadside brush and mauled Maureen Vanstone to death as she walked with sisters near Departure Bay. A posse later trapped and shot the animal on a rocky ledge after it had escaped due to an attendant leaving the cage unlocked. Maureen, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Vanstone, marine scientist, was on a research voyage with Pacific Biological Station at the time.
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