Berlin crisis looms as Berlin talks shift to Eisenhower
A British French and Soviet stance on Berlin and postwar Germany shapes U S strategy. Khrushchev hints at a withdrawal from Berlin while acknowledging a united front with East German authorities. Dulles and Mikoyan meet in Washington and in travels to Detroit Chicago and other cities to discuss Berlin disarmament and trade. The soapstone note explains its chemical makeup hydromagnesite silicate.
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Wednesday Bridge Club Party At the Brondway Hotel
Mrs Blain Hays hosted a Wednesday afternoon bridge gathering at the Brondway hotel with Mrs Saxon Regan winning high score. Other players included Mia H McKengie and several named ladies. A dessert course and coffee followed the games.
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Halleck position tops GOP bid for House leadership
The 51 year old Halleck formally announced his candidacy Monday night in opposition to party leaders. A behind the scenes group pushes for younger, more aggressive leadership to counter a strong Democratic majority. House Democrats, facing few intraparty fights, prepared to reelect Sam Rayburn as speaker and to renominate John McCormack for leadership.
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Travelers Return From West Coast and Midwest Visits
Residents report in from San Diego California and Kansas City and Des Moines area visiting relatives and friends. Names recurring include J Ingram Gann Gann Robertson and Theram while others mention Mr. and Mrs. W F Theram Mrs. Quay Worthington Mr. and Mrs. Gland Hall and Wallace Purtle with others from Fayetteville and Iowa returning home after visits.
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Havana Crisis: Castro Names New Cabinet Amid Power Shift
Provisional leader Fidel Castro consolidates control in Havana after Batista fall. Jose Mito Cardots named premier as Cuba pledges elections within 18 months and outlines a broad new cabinet. Castro’s guerrilla forces push forward while reorganization and swift trials are promised for over 1,300 detainees. News notes disrupted by confusion gradually give way to radio briefings from Santiago as Havana returns to normalcy.
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Tragic Shooting Suspected Between Family Members at Mena
Police report a fatal shooting at a home near Mena after an argument allegedly between Durand family members. A man claimed to have witnessed a pistol discharge and five children were reportedly placed in a vehicle and driven toward Mena before authorities intervened. Durand was taken into custody after the incident, while Mrs. Durand died from a neck wound believed caused by a 22 caliber pistol.
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New York Center of Baby Black Market Investigation
A state legislative committee probes a New York center alleged to run a baby black market. An investigator reports couples paid up to 3700 for the privilege of adopting. He cites incomplete knowledge of origins and concerns about parents' mental and physical health. principal supply sources for babies remain unclear.
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Erral Flynn Recounts Narrow Escape in Cuban Revolt
In Havana the 20-year-old actor described dodging bullets during a sugar mill battle as rebels fought. He said he spent the last week of the revolt in the front lines and was nicked on the right side while shielding civilians, recounting his experiences to reporters.
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