Khrushchev Attacks Western Germany Peace Plan In Geneva
Khrushchev condemned the Geneva peace plan as a sham, urging separate peace treaties with East and West Germany and insisting Berlin become a free city. He said the West seeks to force a sharp critique of the Soviet Union but will not concede to their "round table" approach.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Geneva
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Round Table
Berlin
Khrushchev
East
West Berlin
Adenauer
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Iraqi Red Break Is Predicted in Cairo Press
Cairo papers on Saturday hinted at a possible split between Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem and the Communists. They noted Kassem resisting Communist demands to legalize parties and join the Cabinet, while Communist moves toward underground activity alarmed Baghdad observers. The coverage reflected renewed hope that Kassem might be freed from Communist influence.
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Cairo
Egypt
Iraq
Abdel Karim Kassem
Kassem
Akhbar el Yom
Geneva Blase Over East West Foreign Ministers Meet
Geneva residents treat the East West conference with indifference as delegates gather near the Palace of Nations. Local sellers report little interest while cartoons and media comment on the global event and Geneva’s conference fatigue.
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Geneva
Serle
Palace of Nations
Guardsmen Face Spartan Routine In Henderson NC
Henderson NC AP reports a large National Guard contingent stabilizes labor unrest amid a textile strike. About 300 to 400 troops stay near the armory with no passes for the weekend. They guard nearby mills, bunk in the armory, eat in a field kitchen, and join planned religious services while morale remains high.
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Henderson
Harriet-Henderson
Inefficiency Is Charged To Courts
A Senate staff investigator cites delayed justice in federal courts due to wasteful administrative practices. The 131 page Cotter study notes dockets crowded by nine year backlogs and calls for better management. Chairman Hayden adds that improved administration could yield savings and stronger supervision of courts.
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Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Paul J. Cotter
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Hayden
Judicial Councils
Teens Die After Car Trains Collision Near Mattoon
A carload of eight teens leaving a Shelbyville prom collided with a Illinois Central Louisiane train two miles north of Mattoon Illinois. Six were killed instantly and Dorothy Thomas died later in hospital. Irene Moon Judy Keen Loraine Pfeiffer Lisle Pfeiffer Jerry Hill Jerry Hayes and Dorothy Thomas identified by initials on rings. Moon and Hayes University of Illinois students. One survivor reported.
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New Orleans
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Shelbyville
Irene Moon
Judy Keen
Loraine Pfeiffer
Lisle
Jerry Hill
Illinois
Jerry Hayes
Woodlawn
Dorothy Thomas
Oe Nc Ee
Moon and
Hayes
University of Illinois
Ike Khrushchev Exchange Notes On Nuclear Test Talks
Geneva AP reports Khrushchev sent messages to Eisenhower and Macmillan signaling willingness to participate in scientific discussions on detecting nuclear explosions and to pursue a test suspension treaty soon. Western leaders and diplomats held private talks on inspection systems and limited on site verifications as they seek a three power agreement.
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Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
U. S
James J. Wadsworth
Sir Michael Wright
Semyon Tsarapkin
A Cans
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Gloria Vanderbilt in renewed custody fight in New York
Gloria Vanderbilt, now 35 and wife of Sidney Lumet, faces a custody dispute with her former husband Stokowski over their two boys. Stokowski seeks double custody and travel rights, while Vanderbilt urges a two week period. Papers filed set a hearing for next Tuesday. Vanderbilt discusses childhood trauma and psychiatric visits as context for her stance.
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New York
Gloria Vanderbilt
Sidney Lumet
Vanderbilt
Gloria
Stokowski
Arnold R Krakower
Krakower
Reginald Vanderbilt
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Eisenhower Moves to Higher Altitude Nuclear Test Ban
President Eisenhower informs Soviet Premier Khrushchev the United States is willing to discuss a ban on nuclear tests above a 30 mile ceiling. Moscow radio confirms readiness to talk. Khrushchev’s latest note shows partial responsiveness and potential openness to negotiations on very high altitude tests.
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Colo
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Kremlin
White House
Khrushchevy
Moscow
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Britain
Harold Macmillan
James C.hagerty
Hagerty
Condition Of Dulles Weakening
Former secretary of state John Foster Dulles, 71, is reported to be weakening after contracting pneumonia following cancer spread. He has been at Walter Reed Army Hospital since February 12 with medical bulletins noting no change unless condition shifts. Family members from New York, Mexico City, Rye, and elsewhere are on hand. Allen Dulles leads the CIA and other relatives remain near.
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John Foster Dulles
John Dulles
Mexico City
Robert Hinshaw
New York City
Margaret Edwards
Rye
N. Y
Dulles
Avery
Allen
Central Intelligence Agency
Eleanor
State Department
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