U S to Hold Berlin Acheson Tells Russ
Secretary of State Dean Acheson warned the Soviet Union that the United States will protect West Germany and Berlin against intimidating gestures Acheson spoke after President Truman asked the Senate to approve two agreements granting West Germany near independence and a key role in the North Atlantic defense pact He said Russia must have no misunderstanding about the United States will guard any act threatening the defense community and that Western powers would maintain armed forces in Berlin as long as needed He joined Truman in urging prompt Senate approval of Bonn Paris documents noting they would strengthen the free world and that neither treaty carries secret guarantees
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Dean Acheson
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Soviet Union
European Defense Community
Iament
Britain
France
Acheson
Berlin
U S Trucks Pierce Russ Roadblocks On Berlin Route
Russian troops barred U S Army patrols on the Helmstedt Berlin highway for a seventh day but an armed U S convoy passed the route without incident. West Berliners clashed with police at the Soviet zone barrier as East German access tightened, while U S Army spokesmen stated convoy movements were routine training.
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Helmstedt-Berlin
West Berlin
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East Germany
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Schools Offer Easier Enrollment With New District Form
Registration verification for junior students will be smoother under a district form approved by the City Health Department. Long Beach birth certificates may be replaced by official statements, and re-registration for first-time enrollees will occur Thursday from 9 am to noon and 1 to 3 30 pm. Kindergarten requires 4 years 9 months by start, first grade 5 years 6 months. Pre-enrollment at Patrick Henry Elementary and Emerson Elementary will be held Thursday. Newly completed buildings won’t open to traffic until fall.
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Patrick Henry
Conant St
Canehill Ave
Emerson Elementary
Willow St
Four Argonne scientists hospitalized after radiation exposure
CHICAGO June 2 Four atomic scientists from Argonne National Laboratory at Lemont Ill were rushed to Billings Hospital after a fissionable material experiment failed. Physicist Aaron J Utrith 31 of Downers Grove Il, Dr Peter A Morris 30 Hinsdale Il, Mrs Walter Kollman 48 Lemont Il, and Roland A Bach 29 Chicago were reported in stable condition.
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Argonne National Laboratory
Argonne Laboratory
Lemont
Billings Hospital
University of Chicago
Aaron J. Utrith
Downers Grove
Peter A. Morris
Chemical Company
Hinsdale, Il
Walter Kollman
Roland A. Bach
Human bomb bank robber fails to loot New York bank
A would be bandit posing as a human bomb attempted a hold up at the Irving Trust Co branch near Grand Central Station in Manhattan. He fled after a teller dropped to the floor and raised the alarm as two accomplices waited outside, with about ten thousand dollars in the teller’s cage.
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8S Bank
Grand Central Station
Manhattan
Irving Trust Co
East 42Nd St
Grand Central Terminal
Charles Lehanka
H. G. Brownson
Lehanka
42Nd St
Woman found wounded in West Hollywood home
A 37 year old woman, Mrs Betty Creindels, was found unconscious with a bullet wound through her head in her West Hollywood home. A .22 caliber rifle lay nearby and deputies noted a blood trail suggesting she moved about the house before collapsing. Investigators expect a thorough inquiry.
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West Hollywood
Sheriff's Department
Betty Creindels
Taft Ike duel in South Dakota primary race
South Dakota voters head to a pivotal primary where Sen Robert Taft and Gen Dwight Eisenhower contest the GOP nomination. A rainy forecast looms as both candidates seek decisive victory and all 14 national delegates on a winner take all basis. Democratic efforts center on Estes Kefauver battling for delegates against an unpledged state backing Hubert Humphrey.
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Ielen Wat
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Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
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Everett Dirksen
Eisenhower Quits Retirement Pay for Campaign Drive
Eisenhower forfeits $19,541 army retirement pay to pursue the Republican presidential bid. He seeks to be placed on the retired list to meet delegates without government or Army embarrassment, though official retirement awaits orders. He receives a Distinguished Service Medal from President Truman and plans public addresses in Abilene and at Eisenhower Stadium.
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Eisenhower
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Atlantic
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Washington National
Abilene
Kan
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Robert Schulz
Seth John Mosney
Lean and Dry
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White House
Rose Gallen
NATO
Eisenhower Woman Joins Husband at White House
Mrs Ike Eisenhower returned from fashion city to Washington and visited the White House where General Eisenhower prepared to receive his fifth Distinguished Service Medal from President Truman. The exchange included a light remark about romance and duty.
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