Stassen halves optimism in weary arms talks
Western negotiators, led by Harold E. Stassen, push to keep talks alive while Britain, observers, and allied partners doubt progress. Stassen departs for Washington to brief Eisenhower and attend his son's wedding, hoping Zorin returns with a Soviet reply. Moscow signals continued interest in discussing disarmament.
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Red Ride Wife Killed in Tel Aviv Embassy Crash
A second secretary of the Soviet Embassy and his wife were killed in a Sunday night automobile accident in Tel Aviv. Two other embassy personnel were injured in the crash, the UPI dispatch reported.
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Highway 101 crash claims a life and injures five
A Sunday night crash on Pacific Coast Highway west of the Santa Ana River left one man dead and five others seriously injured. In Gardena a collision at 234th and Figueroa killed Robert A. Williams, 61, while another Sunday wreck in Huntington Beach sent multiple people to Hoag Hospital. Police described a second Gardena crash where Daniel B. Kelley, 23, struck a truck, causing rollovers and major injuries to five passengers. Kelley had minor injuries. Additional injuries were reported across Long Beach and Orange County.
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Noted Musician Killed in Crash
Hatfield England reports Dennis Brain world renowned French horn player in symphony orchestras killed in a car crash on Sunday. He was 36 and driving alone from the Edinburgh Festival to his London home when his sports car veered and struck a tree.
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Whitney Returns to London as U S Ambassador and Soloist
John Hay Whit, longtime soloist with major American orchestras and United States ambassador, returns to Britain after a three week holiday. He resumes post as conductor and soloist with the symphonic world, with pieces by Hindemith Britten York among those written for him. He is accompanied by his wife.
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U S to Tell Japan of Withdrawal Plans
Washington reports the United States will notify Tokyo on Wednesday of its timetable to withdraw all American combat troops from Japan by year end. Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II and Admiral Felix Stump will attend the Tokyo meeting of the Japanese American Committee for Security. Discussion may cover impacts on Japan and cuts to U S ground air and naval forces.
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Mussolini Interred by Widow After Security Ordered
In Italy at San Cassiano the widow Donna Rachele Mussolini oversaw sealing of Benito Mussolini's tomb after police cleared 100 Fascists from the cemetery and chapel. The crowd had jeered the funeral the day prior as 890 fascists clashed with police. The widow supervised final closure of the three‑foal yard box bearing the emblem of the fascist regime.
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