Big Four Pull Out Of Vienna
Western officials left Vienna after a weekend meeting that aimed to push forward a summit and the Austrian independence treaty. Molotov warned of neutrality conditions for German reunification while Adenauer rejected such terms. A high level meeting location and timing remained undecided with Stockholm or Lausanne as options and July or August as likely dates.
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Vienna
Austria
Europe
Stockholm
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Isia
Lausanne
Switzerland
V. M. Molotov
Bulgaria
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Belvedere Palace
Molotov
Germany
Algerian Rebels Killed In Attack Near Ain-Naga
An Interior Ministry spokesman said 15 Nationalist rebels were killed yesterday in an attack on an Algerian village near Ain-Naga at the edge of the Aures Mountains. He had no information on French or civilian losses. Weekend violence also reported in French Morocco with at least two Moroccans killed.
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Paris
Interior Ministry
Ain-Naga
Aures
French Morocco
Stolen Station Wagon Nabbed After Pole Collision
Pfc. George A. Moore of Ft. Bragg was charged with stealing a station wagon. He was arrested after the vehicle he drove hit a telephone pole in Grover Parker Sr. or Jr.'s driveway and damaged two parked cars. The car was reportedly stolen from a downtown Fayetteville lot and belonged to Roland Parker.
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Fayetteville
N. C
George A. Moore
Ft. Bragg
Grover Parker
Moore
Roland Parker
Express Attacks Graham in London Crusade Review
The Daily Express accuses Billy Graham of crudeness and bigotry in his London campaign and notes waning crowds at Wembley Stadium and Dagenham rallies. Several London papers say his appeal isn’t matching 1954 levels despite 4000 to 5000 conversions reported.
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London
Daily Express
Billy Graham
John Redfern
Graham
Wembley Stadium
Harringay Arena
Christ
Ford Motor
Dagenham
Billy
Pat Tyler
The
Daily Herald
Fords
Austria Signs Independence Treaty To Promote Peace
Vienna reports that Austria achieved sovereignty after 17 years of occupation with a treaty signed by the Big Four and Austrian leaders. Chancellor Raab hailed the pact as a step toward world peace while raising concerns over postwar economic stability and Russia’s payments.
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Vienna
Austria
Julius Raab
Raab
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Antoine Pinay
Harold Macmillan
U.S
Dulles
V. M. Molotov
George C. Marshall
Dean Acheson
Hitler
Germany
Russia
Antoine ‘Pinay
Leopold Fig
Belvedere Palace
Eisenhower Proposes 28 Million for Child Polio Vaccine Aid
The administration backs a 28 million federal fund to immunize children in low income families and extend vaccine coverage to ages up to 19. The plan follows a free program by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and seeks broader federal support with added inspectors and technicians to ensure vaccine safety and effectiveness.
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Washington (P
Eisenhower
Hobby
White House
National Foundation For
Public Health Service
Congress
Adenauer wins big in Rhineland-Palatinate election
Konrad Adenauer and his Christian Democrats secured unchallenged control of Rhineland-Palatinate with 51 seats to 36 for the Socialists and 13 for the Free Democrats. The result strengthens CDU majority in the state parliament and preserves two-thirds Bundesrat influence for rearmament legislation.
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Mainz
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Atlantic Alliance
Rhineland-Palatinate
Christian Democratic Party
Adenauer
Free World
Bundesrat
Christian Democrats
Socialists
Free Democrats
Free Voters
Assa
Kluckhohn Hearing Set Today in Raleigh
Richard Kluckhohn 21 of Evanston Ill is slated for a murder hearing in City Court here for the Friday the 13th shooting of Miss Bernice Seawell 43 a Arlington Va government worker. Attorney Howard Manning plans to move to dismiss claiming the shooting was accidental. Kluckhohn a Harvard University faculty family member and Chicago graduate was arrested in Chapel Hill about 34 hours later. The case centers on a gun misfire from a German Luger outside a hotel room overlooking a parking lot. His fiancé Miss Ellen Waldron 21 a University of Chicago student arrived to visit him in jail with his parents.
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Raleigh
N. C
Harvard University
Richard Kluckhohn
Evanston
Ill
Bernice Seawell
Arlington
Howard Manning
Kluckhohn
Miss Seawell
Sanford
University of Chicago
Chapel Hill
Manning
Clyde Kay Maben Kluckhohn
California
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Ellen Waldron
Tito Assures West of Neutral Yugoslavia Ahead of Belgrade Talks
President Tito told Pula listeners that Yugoslavia will stay out of blocs and keep free hands to promote peace. He denied changing sides, said aid carries no political conditions, and warned Moscow the Kremlin must respect internal affairs. Western diplomats fear the Belgrade meeting with Bulganin Khrushchev and Gromyko could reshape Balkan alignments.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Soviet Union
Adriatic
Pula
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Austria
Fire destroys 13 Wichita Falls businesses
A one story building housing 13 businesses burned overnight in Wichita Falls Texas. No injuries were reported. Fire Chief Eugene White put the damage at about 250000 dollars and said the blaze began in the attic and spread across the roof.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Eugene White
Evangelist Graham Urges Clear Bible Delivery to Ministers
London evangelist Bill Graham spoke to about 1500 ministers urging them to preach with authority urgency and simplicity to reach people. He urged rededication ahead of a Wembley week expected to involve over 700 000 attendees and noted editors asked why ministers cannot speak plainly to their congregations.
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George Burnham
London
Bill Graham
Jesus Christ
Billy
Wembley
Scotland
Nine U S veterans return from Moscow Elbe reunion
Nine American veterans arrived in New York after a five day sojourn in Moscow with Soviet veterans from the Elbe linkup. Leader Joseph Polowski said both sides avoided controversial topics and the visit was a great success.
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New York
Moscow
Elbe River
Paris
Joseph Polowski
Chicago
Polowsky Sai
Polowsky
Elbe
Washington
U.S
Polonsky
Polovsky
Vassily Sokolovsky
Sokolovsky
Installment Air Travel Extended By Local Airlines
Washington reports a new pay-later travel plan enabling local service airlines to offer installment air travel. American Airlines and Beneficial Finance Co. unveil a credit system for 13 feeder lines, allowing travelers to finance trips through their local carrier onto any trunk airline to destinations worldwide. The program covers 440 communities served by Alleghany, Bonanza, Central, Frontier, Lake Central, Mohawk, North Central, Ozark, Piedmont, Southern, Southwest, Trans Texas and West 1.
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Washington
American
Beneficial Finance Co
U.S
American Beneficial Credit
Walter H. Johnson Jr
Alleghany
Bonanza
Central
Frontier
Lake Central
Mohawk
North Central
Ozark
Piedmont
Southern
Southwest
Trans Texas
West 1
Johnson sets Senate agenda ignoring Eisenhower plan
President Eisenhower’s highway program faces the limits of Lyndon B. Johnson's proposed 1960s agenda. Johnson outlined a broad package including highway, housing, and minimum wage bills and a Democratic substitute for the highway plan while bypassing several administration recommendations. Senate leaders Gore Byrd and Knowland weighed timelines and reaction as Congress plans work late this week and into August with bills on foreign aid health research and pay increases.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Johnson
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Knowland
California
Congress
Nevada ends long atomic test series with final Nevada blast
The 14th and largest Nevada series concluded in Yucca Flat with a 35 kiloton test. Navy units prepare for a forthcoming underwater shot off California as Dr. Alvin Graves and James Reeves call the program a major contribution to U.S. defense.
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Las Vegas
U.S
California
Pacific
Navy
Atomic Energy Commission
Alvin @ Graves
AEC
Los Alamos
N.M
Yucca
Fiat
Adm
C. M. Momsen
Defense Department
Nevada
Indian Springs
Ploche
Nev
Air Force
Marine
Cockrell Murder Trial Delayed in Wilson County
Mrs. John Samuel Cockrell, charged with fatally poisoning her husband, refused to attend the murder trial claiming illness. Judge Nimocks ordered health examination and a 125 member venue to report for potential proceedings at 2:30 p.m. The case centers on arsenic poisoning cited after an autopsy at Duke Hospital and her admission of poisoning.
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Wilson
N.C
John Samuel Cockrell
Wilson County Superior
Q. K. Nimocks
Joseph L. Campbell
Elbert S. Peel
Robert A. Farris
L. T. Barnes Jr
Kenly
Duke Hospital
Cockrell
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Roswell Perkins
Welfare
Leonard Scheele
U. S
Bradshaw Mintener
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