Must Not Give Up European Air Bases Says Senator George
Senator George of Georgia defends keeping U S air bases and forces in Europe amid talk of a neutral zone. He rejects any immediate reduce or withdrawal and warns against letting the guard down even as future disarmament proposals surface at a possible summit with Britain France and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
United States
Russia
East
Est
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Sen. Knowland
California
Yugoslavia
Scandinavia
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Germany
Bonn
Adenauer
Dev
Ike Skips Golf For Bridge At Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower Abandons golf for bridge with Gen. Alfred Gruenther William Robinson Coca Cola head and George Allen at his Gettysburg area home. The group enjoys perfect weather and plans to return to the White House tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
William E. Robinson
New York
Coca Cola Co
George F. Allen
Truman
Gruenther
Robinson
Washington
Allen
John S. Doud
Denver
White House
Three Men Charged With Robbing Bank
Three men face charges in the Hot Springs Bank robbery of 1950s era Citizens Bank of Marshall totaling 19500 dollars. Edward Gosnell and Carl Wacker, both Dayton residents, have arrests and bond outcomes reported. A third man identified as Norma remained sought, with ongoing investigations by FBI Charlotte, Madison County Sheriff’s Office, North Carolina Highway Patrol, and local Hot Springs police. Tilson and customer Bob Davis were unharmed, guided from a vault moments after the theft. Getaway car abandoned near the bank site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Hot Springs
Citizens Bank of Marshall
FBI
Ray J. Abbaticchio Jr
Abbaticchio
Edward Gosnell
Dayton
Ohio
Carl Virgil Wacker
Norma
Gosnell
Asheville
U.S
Lawrence C. Stoker
Wacker
Montgomery County
Tilson
Bob Davis
Davis
E. Y. Ponder
Madison County
State Highway Patrol
H. C. Johnson
LeRoy Johnson
Carl Ma Wacker
N. C
Bank of Marshall
Butler Raps GOP Farm Doctrine
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler condemned Eisenhower era farm policies as harming the economy and displacing small farmers. Speaking in Concord at Tar Heel Young Democrats, he argued farm asset values fell 10 percent since 1952 and accused the administration of favoring large factory farms over family farms.
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Concord
N.C
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Butler
North Carolina
Stephen Mitchell
Cabarrus Ydcs
Luther Hodges
Hugh Alexander
9Th
John D. Larkins
Trenton
National Party
America
National Guard Pilot Ends Historic Flight
World War II veteran 1st Lt. John M. Conroy piloted a coast-to-coast round trip in 11 hours 26 minutes in an F86 Sabre Jet dubbed the California Boomerang. He flew 5,085 miles at about 445 mph with six refueling stops, breaking east and west coast time records and ending with a family reunion at the airport restaurant.
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Jack Stevenson
Los Angeles
National Guard
New York City
John M. Conroy
California
Air National Guard
Conroy
United States
Jeanne
Barbara
Timothy
Billy
New York
Paul Mantz
Russian Writer Attacks Dulles as Cultural Barbarian
Prominent Russian writer David Zaslavsky in Pravda accuses Secretary Dulles of calling the Soviet people cultural barbarians and labels Americans barbarians. He cites a Paris NATO meeting remark, while NATO and State Department officials deny any such quote.
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Moscow
Dulles
Pravda
David Zaslavsky
Zaslavsky
Paris
NATO Executive Council
NATO
Washington
State Department
Russia
United States
American
Tornado Strikes Macon Damages Home and Masonic Shelter
A tornado hit Macon Georgia on May 21 destroying the Albert Fausett residence and endangering 200 to 300 occupants at a Masonic children's home. The storm toppled barns, blew down trees and power lines, and blocked roads while families huddled indoors. No deaths or serious injuries were reported as rain accompanied the cyclone.
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Macon
Georgia
Albert Fausett
Pravda Denounces Ike Dulles TV Talk Over Big Four Plan
Pravda denounces the Eisenhower Dulles TV presentation as unreasonable and unrelated to the Big Four conference. It accuses the United States of seeking talks about negotiations and proposes Lausanne or Vienna as possible sites while noting tensions over time and place.
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Moscow
Pravda
United States
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Eisenhower
Dulles
Yugoslav Aid To Continue Despite Soviet Mission
U S officials said aid to Yugoslavia would not be interrupted during the planned Belgrade visit of Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev. They expect Tito to maintain a middle course between Moscow and the West, with no major shift in Yugoslav ties to the United States, Britain, and France.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Vu S
U.S
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Tito
West
Dulles
Europe
Austria
Vienna
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Western Alliance
Defense Departments
James Riddleburger
Koca Popovic
Riddleburger
Marshal Tito
Soviet Union
Russia
Bell Union Rifts Emerge After Atlanta Strike Settlement
An Atlanta report notes a top level agreement ending the Southern Bell strike amid sharp union company rebuttals. CIO CWA locals in nine states vote on the new contract while strikers may return if ratified. dispute centers on no strike clause arbitration and perceived concessions.
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Atlanta
Southern Bell Telephone Co
CIO Communications Workers of America
Southern Cwa
W. A. Smallwood
Southern
Saee
Louisville and Nashville
Washington
Formosa Premier vows no ceaseFire or concessions to mainland
Premier C. K. Yui declared Formosa would not accept a cease-fire and would not relinquish offshore islands amid tensions over negotiations with the United States and Red China. He spoke at a press conference in Taipei as reports circulated about possible Four Power talks in which Nationalist China’s interests would be discussed only with its presence.
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Spencer Moosa
Taipei
Formosa
C. K. Yui
V.K. Krishna Menon
India
Nehru
New Delhi
Red China
Peiping Radio
Menon
U.S
Eden Hopes Talks Could Begin Within Weeks
Prime Minister Eden said on television talks with the Big Four could occur within weeks or in the next two to three months at the highest level. He urged readiness for another high level meeting if needed as part of a broader work program. Foreign Secretary Macmillan addressed a Bromley rally, noting Eisenhower’s peace time departure and hoping summit talks occur in July or August.
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Senhower
Bulganin
Eden
Faure
Pravda
Russia
Vienna
Lausanne
Switzerland
Dulles
Geneva
Stockholm
London
Harold Macmillan
Bromley
Kent
United States
Eisenhower
Margaret's Visit To Army Units Is Cut To One Day
Princess Margaret's planned tour of British Army units in West Germany is reduced to a one day stop due to a typhoid outbreak in the Ruhr. She will visit the 3rd Hussars in Iserlohn and present colors to the Suffolk Regiment at Wuppertal on Monday.
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Margaret
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Ruhr
British Army of the Rhine
Elizabeth
3Rd
Hussars
Iserlohn
Pe Suffolk Regiment
Wupper
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