Western ministers suspend talks for Dulles funeral
The East West talks on Germany pause Wednesday and Thursday as Western foreign ministers fly to Washington for John Foster Dulles's funeral. Christian Herter Selwyn Lloyd and Maurice Couve de Murville travel with plans for resumed talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko, who may join.
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U S Advises Khrushchev To Stop Threats In Talks
The United States urged Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to halt threats of unilateral action in Germany to help East West discussions. State Department spokesman Lincoln White dismissed Soviet notes as old and discredited and said no reply would be made. He urged Moscow to cease threats while discussions continue.
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Five Young Persons Drown In Michigan
Five youths died when a 16 foot boat capsized off Linuhery Island in Lake St Clair near Mount Clemens Michigan. Three girls were rescued and treated at St Joseph Hospital in Mount Clemens. Names given include Marilyn City 17 and Mary Lou Gonyea 17 both of Detroit and Nancy Benedette 20 of Harper Woods. Coast Guard received a 4 am call from Mrs Gonyea. searchers found the capsized craft at 6 20 am with the three girls aboard.
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Police Probe Theft at Indiana Evening Gazette Office
Indiana police investigate the theft of about 350 from the newspaper’s circulation department during Saturday weekly collections by newsboys. Police Chief Harry Owens and Patrolman Charles McAdoo lead the inquiry.
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Man Kicks Lion in Cage Sparks Escape Threat
Dudley England AP report details 17 year old Edward France, a butcher's apprentice, who climbed into a zoo cage and kicked a lion on the nose after acting on impulse. Lions had been fed. keepers say he narrowly escaped serious harm. France fled back over the fence and survived the encounter.
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Kennedy Campaign Pace Cuts to Three Month Layoff
Washington AP reports Sen John F Kennedy plans a three month campaign layoff after current engagements. The Massachusetts Democrat has spoken at rallies nationwide and may pause to avoid exhausting early momentum in the 1960 Democratic presidential sweepstakes. Kennedy remains a leading contender, with allies split on whether his pace is sustainable into the long nominating fight. See Kennedy Page 4 Col 2.
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Mediator Summons Talks In Pittsburgh Newspaper Strike
Federal mediator calls session for 2 p.m. to end the strike by Local 211 of the Newspaper Drivers Union against Pittsburgh's Sun Telegraph Press and Post Gazette. The walkout began Saturday, halting Sunday editions. Post Gazette workers reported to the job. Negotiations stalled after a 10 cent an hour wage package was rejected. old pay under 192.66 per hour cited.
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Dulles Life Of Ironclad Convictions Echoed In Quotes
Washington AP profiles John Foster Dulles, noting his ironclad moral opinions, relentless energy, and pivotal roles as senator, UN delegate, and secretary of state. It recalls his unbending stance, Presbyterian faith, and career shaping under Eisenhower and Truman, highlighting long service, international travel, and the “do it yourself” style.
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Eisenhower Mourns Dulles as Cancer Claims Life
President Eisenhower paid tribute to John Foster Dulles calling him brave in living and dying, a true friend and champion of freedom. Dulles died of cancer at Walter Reed Army Hospital as Eisenhower postponed planned duties and prepared for funeral services at Epiphany Cathedral and Arlington.
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Eisenhower Proclamation Calls Nationwide Mourning
Minutes after returning to the White House President Eisenhower signed a proclamation calling for nationwide mourning. It closes with an epitaph praising John Foster Dulles as brave in living and dying and urging all to hold to the verities that inspired him.
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World mourns Dulles death across nations
London and world leaders mourn John Foster Dulles as a combatant against communism. Sir Winston Churchill and Charles de Gaulle praised his trust in freedom and fair dealing. Eisenhower and Western statesmen recalled his diplomatic efforts while Kremlin organs revived old criticisms of the former U S secretary of state.
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Windsor Holds Hostages and Kills Five in Dallas Fight
Frank Windsor, 68, a drunken brick contractor, held four people hostage overnight in a southwest Dallas wooden house and killed a painter, M. G. Hassels, in the morning. Windsor was shot with tear gas after a two hour clash with police, during which he also killed one man and wounded others before dying. Four hostages escaped as officers forced the siege to end.
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Passing Marks End Of An Era
Washington AP report on John Foster Dulles death notes tributes from around the world as diplomats schedule to attend last rites. It describes his cancer and pneumonia, his funeral at Washington National Cathedral, and his influence on Western strategy toward the Soviet Union.
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Dulles Passing Triggers Global tributes and names of diplomats
News notes the reaction to secretary of state John Foster Dulles death. It lists dignitaries expected to attend Geneva talks including British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville and Italian Foreign Minister Giuseppe Pella. President Eisenhower calls Dulles a true friend and a truly great man.
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