Gromyko To Take Charge At U N On Spy Flights
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko travels to New York to press charges over American spy flights over the Soviet Union. Arkady Sobolev says Gromyko will propose a United Nations Security Council meeting and seeks measures to stop the flights. The Summit fallout and scheduling delays cloud hopes for a quick council session.
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United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Arkady A. Sobolev
Gromyko
Paris
Security Council
Council
U.N
U.S
Sobolev
Dag. Hammat Gkjold
Claude Corea
Ceylon
Eisenhower
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Lee Gromyko
Johnson Transits Soviet Moves At U N Showdown
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson denounces Soviet action over the spy plane incident as a propaganda circus and says Khrushchev could gain credibility by negotiating on arms control and the fate of small nations. He also affirms Democratic unity behind Eisenhower amid summit setback.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
United Nations
Senate
Nikita Khrushchev
U. N
First Move Toward Merger Of Major Railroads
Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake and Ohio boards approve stock exchange as first merger step. If stockholders and the Interstate Commerce Commission concur, exchange offers one C and O share for each B and O share, with ratios for preferred and common stock. B and O HQ in Baltimore. C and O HQ in Cleveland. W.F.W. Homer meets Thursday at 8 pm. Commercial Hotel.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Howard E. Simpson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
New York
Chesapeake and
Ohio
B&o
C&o
Cleveland
Harry W Fee Dies At Age 90
Harry W Fee former postmaster of Indiana and veteran of the Spanish American War died yesterday at States Rest Home. He was 90 and born March 9 1870 in Brush Valley. A complete obituary appears in today s Indiana Evening Gazette.
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Harry W. Fee
Indiana
States
Mr. Fee
Brush Valley
Indiana Evening Gazette
French Jet Liner and Light Plane Collision Near Paris
A Caravelle with 37 aboard collided with a light training aircraft at 6000 feet. The jet landed safely with a roof hole. the light plane exploded, killing its two occupants. Twenty-five aboard the jet were injured. Khrushchev’s party was aboard a separate turboprop and unharmed.
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Paris
Orly Field
Nikita Khrushchcheveft
Berlin
Khrushchev
Jimmy Stewart Praises Pittsburgh and LA Traffic
Pittsburgh AP report notes actor Jimmy Stewart praised Pittsburgh's new look from a hotel room view. He contrasted LA traffic and air inversion with Pittsburgh's improvements and discussed his move from comedy to drama and his 1941 Army service. Stewart plans to visit his hometown later with his father Alexander Stewart in attendance.
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Pittsburgh
Jimmy Stewart
Indiana
Stewart
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Giants
Alexander “Stewart
Still No Water In Heilwood
Heilwood residents remain without water and haul supply from streams and nearby homes. A Pine Inn. Water Co. spokesman said a new company will take over if residents cooperate and pay delinquent bills to buy a new pump. water will be restored as soon as possible.
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Heilwood
Pine ‘Inp. Water Co
the Gazette
Holden Rescues Snake Charmer in Hong Kong Incident
In Hong Kong William Holden rescued a Chinese snake charmer from a 10 foot python during location filming. The snake coiled around the charmer’s neck as onlookers watched. the charmer struggled before Holden intervened.
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Hong Kong
William Holden
Holden
Pearson Says U 2 Incident Dims Eisenhower Peace Hopes
Drew Pearson states today that the U 2 incident dulls Eisenhower's prospects as a peacemaker. The remark underscores how the episode unsettles his diplomatic image. See page 4.
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Drew Pearson
Eisenhower
Local Newspaper Teaser With Classifieds and Notes
Weather outlook cloudy and mild tonight with Friday thunderstorms possible. Highs around 73 with warm, variable clouds.
Beef Up Defenses Urges USAF Chief After Paris Summit Irrationality
Air Force Chief Gen Thomas D White told senators that irrational behavior at the Paris summit could alter nations' decisions to attack. He warned deterrents must remain credible noting strong U S defenses and proposed quickly adding two Atlas missile squadrons as a possible step.
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Washington
Air Force
Thomas D. White
White
Nikita Khrushchev
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
United States
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
Easiast
Atlas
Altoona Shops Hit By Walkout
About 8,000 Transport Workers Union members walked off the job at Altoona repair shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Local officers said a federal restraining order did not apply to them. The move follows a wider pattern of round-the-clock meetings along the line and aimed to avoid a looming June 6 strike by 25,000 maintenance workers nationally.
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Altoona
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
TWU
Francis L. van Dusen
U.s.district Court
Philadelphia
van Dusen
Pittsburgh
TWA
Khrushchev Leaves Berlin After Talks On Peace Coexistence
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin from a wrecked summit, vowing to pursue peaceful coexistence. He attacked the United States on questions linked to Berlin and the fate of Dr Zhivago. He said a future exchange with Ulbricht and Grotewohl would aid European peace. Pasternak, 70, remains in Moscow with heart care, wife and son by his side, after the Nobel controversy over his novel.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
McScow
East Berlin
Soviet Union
Peredelkino
Moscow
United States
Zhivago
United
Otto Grotewohl
Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Grotewohl
Europe
West Berlin
East Ted
Dr. Lee
Pasternak
Welcome in Lisbon as Eisenhower voices resolve
President Eisenhower arrived amid a warm Lisbon welcome and vowed that the summit wrecking would not deter peace efforts. He told workers and troops the need to tighten our belts and work harder for peace with justice and freedom. Crowds cheered as artillery salutes and sky rockets marked the arrival and a 71 gun salute accompanied the escort through downtown Lisbon.
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M. L. Arrowsmith
Lisbon
Portugal
Lisenhower
Eisenhower
U.S
Rigenhower
Parid
Disneyland of the East Tag at Canaveral Captured
Cape Canaveral, dubbed the Disneyland of the East by Air Force personnel, is described by a Cape writer as a barren, security‑tight area housing service towers, Atlas missiles, and the Thor launch pad. The tour notes briefing, base access, and awe at the 11‑story Atlas, with claims of no fatal accidents to date, as the author tours the launch complex near Cocoa Beach.
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Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Bettle
Rfx
Cape
Cocoa
Patrick Air Force
Bae
Cocoa Beach
Thor
Realife
Big Guns
Cape Boys
Cagaveral
Reserve Center Open House Set for May Day Week
Open house for the new Reserve Center of Company B 458th Engineer Battalion is set for Saturday May 21 from 1 to 3 p.m. Capt Woerner McKinsey Jr commands and notes equipment displays and coffee. Located on Route 119 North opposite North Plaza Shopping Center. Public invited and joiners should contact Sgt Joseph Kronenwetter at the center 9 am to 4 pm or by calling Hopkins 5 4591. Moose Fish Fry Friday 5 to him.
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458Th Engineer Battalion
Woerner McKinsey, Jr
Route 119
North Plaza
McKinsey
Sgt
Joseph Kronenwetter
Hopkins
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