Eisenhower Sets Conditions for Summit Talks
President Eisenhower proposed a summer summit with Nikita Khrushchev if foreign ministers can agree on easing the Berlin crisis. He urged unity with Britain and France, warned Russia against demanding a West Berlin pullout, and reaffirmed U.S. Berlin responsibilities. He also noted record U.S. personal income and near pre recession industrial output while announcing Macmillan meetings on Berlin.
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Searchers probe Queen Elizabeth for jewel heist clues
New York officials and FBI agents combed the liner Queen Elizabeth as it docked from England on Monday night, pursuing leads in the missing 400000 dollars worth of jewels. The inquiry followed a report from Lady Docker and continued on Page A A Col. Dlago.
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Civil War Vet Salling Dies at 112 in Tennessee
John Salling, one of the last Civil War veterans, died of pneumonia in Kingsport Tennessee at almost 113. The Confederate boy soldier served in the Army of Virginia digging saltpeter. He was nearly the last survivor, with Walter Williams in Houston and Albert Woolson noted elsewhere.
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Ex Bootlegger Slain on Lake Shore Drive
Former bootlegger and ex convict Jacob Heinie Wainer, aged about 54, was shot to death Monday night and found with three bullet wounds in a Lake Shore Drive apartment. Wainer had survived a bombing in his car a year earlier and was dying as investigators probed the apparent homicide.
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Youth, 16, Assaulted in Heat Spell Close to Home
A 16 year old Washington Junior High student was severely beaten by three teenage boys on Daisy Ave between 1st and 6th Streets. He was struck twice in the face and treated for a broken nose, severe lip cuts, and broken teeth at a private physician. The hot spell ends as Long Beach endures another warm day with a forecast of 75 degrees.
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Hundred-Year-Old Negro Defends Home From Four Robbers
In Dallas, a 100-year-old Black man named John Nelson fired a blast from a rifle nicknamed Baby to defend his life savings of 508 dollars. An 18-year-old white intruder was wounded, three others arrested as they carried the fallen youth to a hospital. Nelson said he woke to a flashlight, fired through his door, then fled to a neighbor as police found a flashlight and toy pistol at the scene.
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Duncan guilty of first degree murder in hired killing
Eliza beth Duncan, 54, was found guilty today of first degree murder in the hired killing of her son's pregnant bride. She sat calm as the verdict read and told her son Frank not to worry, later sobbing as guards led her away.
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Soviet defector's secrets reach U.S. amid trial verdicts
Mrs Duncan, the highest ranking Soviet official to defect, testified she had no role in the nurse's murder as two killers confessed. The jury found her guilty of first degree murder and will set her sentence after reconvening. The courtroom was crowded but orderly as verdicts were delivered.
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California politics and Long Beach air service changes
In a truncated clipping, Pat Brown is noted in Washington as California moves toward improved airline service to and from Long Beach. The reference appears on pages A-2 and B-1, suggesting coverage of transportation policy and state political context.
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Greensburg mayor admits hoax in pilferage tale
In congressional testimony made public Monday, Greensburg Indiana Mayor Sheldon Smith admitted his story of Soviet leaders slashing him and stealing city funds was fiction. Prosecutor Richard Garvey said the 39 year old mayor confessed the hoax tied to a pigeon drop confidence game. Smith, who also serves as city judge, had borrowed 7178 dollars since 1957 and had not deposited it. A state police lie test cleared Hollars, linked to the alleged attack, before the mayor disclosed the hoax.
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Dag Hammarskjold Visits Kathmandu Nepal on Monday
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold traveled Monday to Kathmandu Nepal to meet leaders and assess regional concerns, signaling continued diplomatic engagement in South Asia. The trip follows recent regional developments and underscores U.N. efforts to support stability and humanitarian initiatives.
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