Eisenhower wary on Soviet talks and visits amid Khrushchev calls
AP analyst James Marlow notes the Eisenhower administration avoids initiative in easing Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union. Moscow signals openness while Washington studies reciprocal gestures, inviting some Soviet officials but withholding broader exchanges. Khrushchev and Kennedy urge cooperation as U.S. policy remains cautious.
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Two Gunmen Loot NYC Diamonds From Brokerage Mess
In Manhattan two gunmen snatched two firm employees and $211000 in cut and uncut diamonds, bundling them into two briefcases. The men, wearing goggles and denim, bound the workers with tape in a basement apartment before escaping. police say the gems were insured and destined for five midtown firms.
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Telegraphers Sign Pact Ends Walkout Threat
Washington reports a two year agreement between Western Union Telegraph Co. and the Commercial Telegraphers Union and American Communications Assn ends the walkout threat. the deal includes a 13 cent hourly raise retroactive to June 1 for about 45 000 workers, improved pensions and messenger allowances with a further 5 cent hour increase effective January 1 to adjust wage scales. the unions pushed for 15 cents and 7 cents respectively.
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Ecuador Election Returns Spark Political Tension
Ecuadorian President Velasco Ibarra vows to fully respect Sunday election results while accusing rivals of plotting to destabilize the country. In unofficial tallies Camilo Ponce Enríquez leads Huerta. official count starts June 13 as Democratic Front claims victory. Two Front deputies and a government official are arrested in moves seen as preventing upheaval.
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Truman Glad Adlai Ahead in California Primary
Former President Truman arrives in Bonn for talks with West German leaders and says he is glad Adlai Stevenson defeated Estes Kefauver in the California primary. He notes headlines that Stevenson may pick up delegates, but he denies backing any candidate and says he has no favorite ahead of the convention.
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Britain to close Scapa Flow naval base in Orkneys
In London the Admiralty announced Scapa Flow will be shut down due to insufficient future use, noting the vast complex once housing a full navy is unnecessary at peace or war costs. The base spans about 15 by 8 miles in the Orkneys.
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Youth Held In Slaying In Cincinnati
Police said a 0-year-old youth with a record of sex offenses against children confessed to strangling five year old Richard Townson in an alley on May 20. His parents and other children repeat he could not be guilty, while detectives say the youth reenacted the scene with intimate details.
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Red Firings Are Silence Near Matsu
The Defense Ministry claimed Nationalist warships off the offshore island of Matsu silenced Communist guns on the China mainland in duels. It said the Red guns fired 91 rounds in the exchange. Nationalist ships patrolled off the mainland and denied Peiping claims of sinking two warships and downing a Nationalist jet on June 4 and 5. No charges have been filed in the investigation.
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