Britain Apologizes Over Crabb Diver Incident
London reports say Prime Minister Eden’s government secretly apologized to the Soviet Union for the behavior of a frogman who vanished near Russian ships in Portsmouth. The notes, released by Radio Moscow, show more details than Eden told Parliament, and Moscow’s broadcast shocked officials.
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Twining Sees Little Strategic Value in Carriers
Air Force Chief Gen. Nathan F. Twining told a Senate panel that carrier based Navy planes would offer only a small contribution in another war. He argued ranges are short and that carrier air defense mainly protects the fleet, not continental defense, contrasting with Eisenhower and Wilson on long range bomber emphasis.
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Eisenhower
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Charles £. Wilson
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Navy
U. S
Panama Quiet Election Gate Closes Saloons and Clubs
Panama enforces an order shutting saloons liquor stores and social clubs to curb election day disturbances. The measure logs a broad citywide closure aligning with security and public order goals.
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Panama
Hope to End Lake Strike
Federal mediator H Carl Goldenberg convened union and company officials for a third day in a bid to end a Great Lakes strike that idled about half of 63 ships operated by Paterson Steamships and the Upper Lakes and St. Lawrence Transportation Co. The SIU action affects nearly 2000 seamen, with talks described as in good spirits and the gap narrowing.
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Atomic Sub Opened To 12 Newsmen
The Nautilus moves from secrecy into public view today aboard 12 newsmen and photographers for an overnight harbor cruise. New Yorkers will get a wide open view tomorrow as she follows a timed harbor schedule.
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Four Die in Crash as Family Tries to Flee Tornado Zone
Four killed when an auto carrying a fleeing family collided with another car near Auburn Indiana. Survivors cited a father attempting to escape a tornado warning area in northern Indiana. The storm system affected Michigan, Minnesota, and the Southwest with floods and dust storms.
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Thousands View Exhibits at Kenosha Manufacturers Fair
Thousands visit the Kenosha Manufacturers Fair as it stays open until 9 30 tonight. The largest crowd of the week gathered yesterday as KYF featured city products. Rural and public schools joined tours while parents filled the evening crowds. Rain didn’t deter attendance as 34 local firms exhibit in the gymnasium game room and main lobby.
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Weather outlook with showers and warm temperatures
Partly cloudy and warm tonight and tomorrow with occasional thundershowers. A lake breeze cooled the city at noon with readings near 64 to 65. Highs 75 to 85 Sunday. lows 46 to 62. Rain totaled 0.05 inch last night. sunrise 4 35, sunset 7 01.
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Humphrey Seeks Platform Plank Backing Ruling on School Segregation
Sen. Hubert Humphrey said he plans to push a Democratic platform plank this fall endorsing the Supreme Court ruling banning school segregation. He told Johns Hopkins seniors he believes the plank can pass without alienating Southern delegates and urged a fervent, dedicated national mood.
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Arrests of 10 alleged U S agents in Czechoslovakia
The East German ADN said yesterday that 10 alleged U S intelligence agents were arrested in Czechoslovakia for spying on jet plane production and military air fields.
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U. S
Czechoslovakia
Hunter forfeits deer killed with auto in Milwaukee County
Richard Nemec, 22, of Crandon Wisconsin, came to Milwaukee County to hunt a buck but killed it with his car on Hy 100 in the county's southwest. He and his wife Genevieve, 21, were uninjured as his car went into a ditch. Conservation officials will dispose of the dead deer.
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Eisenhower in excellent checkup before second term push
President Eisenhower completed a Walter Reed medical exam described as excellent by White House aides. He left for golf at Burning Tree Club after a routine checkup that followed his February heart tests and his Feb. 29 announcement to seek a second term.
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Paul Dudley White
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Court blocks U S Leasing of tidelands in Louisiana
A Louisiana state court granted a temporary injunction blocking federal oil and gas leasing off Louisiana coast. Judge Mark Pickrel set a May 16 date for a preliminary injunction hearing, delaying Interior Department plans for a May 15 sale in New Orleans affecting about 511 726 submerged acres amid disputed boundaries and submerged lands law.
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New Orleans
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Florida
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Jack Gremillion
Earl Long
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Jerusalem radio reported that Communist Czechoslovakia freed Mordecai Oren an Israeli leftwing political figure jailed during the Rudolph Slansky purge of 1951.
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Jerusalem Radio
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Mordecai Oren
Rudolph Slansky
Actor Louis Calhern Dies of Heart Attack in Japan
Veteran film actor Louis Calhern died of a heart attack in Nara Japan where he was filming Teahouse of the August Moon at 6 56 p m an MGM spokesman said Calhern known for stage and screen died Saturday night in the Japanese city while on location with the MGM production star of earlier films and stage productions referenced by the studio
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Nara
Japan
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Royal couple invited to dine with Franco in Madrid
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco were invited to lunch with Generalissimo Francisco Franco in Madrid. It marked the first reception by a European ruler for the former Hollywood actress since she joined Europe’s royalty last month.
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Francisco Franco
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Missing 8-year-old Leo is sought by Chicago police after 12 days
An 8-year-old boy named Leo remains missing twelve days after leaving home on April 30. A mother, Eileen Rausch, appeals for his return, promising no punishment and offering meals and a celebration. Police describe Leo as quick minded with strong memory for landmarks and note concerns of possible foul play.
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