U.S. Pushes Regular TV Exchange with Soviet Union
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles announced Washington seeks a monthly 30 minute radio and television information exchange with the Soviet Union to inform both peoples on East West issues. He noted Khrushchev’s recent CBS Face the Nation appearance, but argued for reciprocal broadcasts. Dulles also spoke on chained disarmament talks delayed by European ally decisions and mentioned potential exchanges of open skies inspections.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
Russia
Dulles
U. S
Nikita S. Khrushchevy
CBS
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Geneva
GI Killed L Flying Series Dramatic Rescue Tale
Kerry of Urbana was the pilot, T/Sgt. Salvidor Zumudio of San Antonio served as third crew member, and A W C George Nash of Koala Kun joined as assistant engineer. The dangling man clung to life as he tried to reach the rope and hoped for rescue, with others recalling the desperate struggle and partial success before the tragedy.
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Urbana
Salvidor Zumudio
San Antono
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Death March Sergeant Gets Rank Hike at Cherry Point
The Marine Corps announced that former Sergeant Matthew McKean, demoted to private after leading a “death march” into a perilous situation at Parris Island, South Carolina, will be promoted to private first class on April 18 and become eligible for corporal stripes after 12 months under normal procedure.
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Matthew McKean
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Marine Corpy
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McKean
Chaplain Robeson Invited to Soviet Youth Festival
London UP Moscow radio reported Charlie Chaplin and singer Paul Robeson were invited to the Russian sponsored International Youth Festival to be held in Moscow this summer.
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Moscow Radio
Charlie Chaplin
Paul Robeson
Italy Seeks Premier After Gronchi Talks
President Ginvane dl Gronchi met with political leaders including Cesare Merznger Senate president to search for a new premier. Talks aim to form a stable government amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Ginvane dl Gronchi
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Cesare Merznger
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Gunman Raid Told by Actress Greta Thyssen
Danish born actress Greta Thyssen told police a prowler armed with a gun tried to force entry to her Toluca Lake apartment early Tuesday. She ran outside barefoot to flag down a passing motorist. Officers questioned Jerome Schwab and Michael Parrish, both 18, on suspicion of burglary. Parrish was found in a nearby garage.
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Hhr Toluca Lake
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Schwab
Parrish
Cartier Honored in Saint Malo 400th Cartier death observance
French and Canadian officials held a three day observance in Saint Malo commemorating the 400th anniversary of Jacques Cartier’s death. Cartier, the 16th century navigator, opened the route to Canada drawing thousands of French settlers.
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Saint Malo
France
Jacques Cartier
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