Adenauer Balks at Germany Disarmament Involvement
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, after talks with President Eisenhower, opposes Germany’s inclusion in an initial disarmament plan. He says a first step should target Russia and the United States to test Soviet sincerity and rejects any move that would accelerate German militarism. He and Eisenhower plan to offer the Soviets assurances as talks in London proceed.
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Marital Mess Prompts Possible Second Divorce
Elayne Bessman, 31, aided by Los Angeles attorney Sheldon Bessman, seeks an annulment while remaining married. Sheldon, 35, had two marriages with her in 1943 and 1956. the second was voided for lack of legal divorce. The judge advised a divorce from her second husband Jerome Marks to clear the record.
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Hearings on Bakers Funds Set by Senate Labor Committee
The Senate Labor Rackets Committee will start public hearings June 4 on alleged misappropriation of funds in the Bakers Union. Chairman John L. McClellan announced the first session would question three witnesses connected to the Beck case, including Dave Beck Jr and Joseph McEvoy, plus Fred Verschueren Sr. The inquiry targets the International headquarters and Local 3 in Chicago with 9 to 12 witnesses subpoenaed.
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Two Hitler plots to kill Stalin revealed by Nazi official
Walter Schellenberg described two plans to assassinate Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin in World War II. One failed to progress due to a blocked conference, the other ended when the would-be killers vanished. He also claimed Hitler aimed to abduct the Duke and Duchess of Windsor to pressure Britain, but they escaped.
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How to prolong the prime of life digest feature
A Digest feature explains aging myths and new nutrition discoveries that aim to extend active, productive years. Paul de Krull highlights early practices to ward off aging, urging readers to explore June Reader's Digest condensed articles.
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Nepal Sets Entry Fee for Snowman Expeditions
Katmandu reports new rule requiring foreign expeditions hunting the abominable snowman to pay $800 before starting. Hunters must guarantee they will not kill the creature and any specimen, dead or alive, must be handed to Nepalese authorities.
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Rebels clash as Havana reports hazardous device incident
An explosion and clash near Havana’s capitol area mark ongoing spats between Batista forces led by Fulgencio Batista and rebels in eastern Cuba. Cuban army reports rebels, backed by incursions from Mexico, operating in the highlands to wage guerrilla warfare against the government.
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