Arrest Orders Issued Against Two Aides of Bao Dai
The government orders the treason trials of two Bao Dai aides General Nguyen Van Vy and Colonel Nguyen Tu Yen and several Binh Xuyen leaders. Accused face the death penalty if convicted as clashes with Diem opponents proceed. The captures aim to secure Premier Ngo Dinh Diem and restore order.
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Bao Dai
Nguyen van Vy
Nguyen Tu Yen
Diem
Yen
National Army
Dalat
le van Vien
Binh Xuyen Society
Saigon
Lai Hua Tai
Lai van Sang
Vien
Nguyen van Thanh
Cao Dai
Thanh
U S Shows Power Today in Armed Forces Day Display
More than 65 million Americans toured Army Navy and Air Force bases for Armed Forces Day demonstrations praising the nation’s arsenal. Defense Secretary Wilson warned of a slim margin of superiority over the Russians as officers stressed ongoing buildup for world peace. Vice President Nixon reviewed the 7500-strong Wilmington parade with Wilson and Anderson. parades and a simulated A bomb attack were planned nationwide.
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Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Chicago
Dayton
Ohio
Baltimore
Huntington
W. Va
Drowning of 10 year old in Salem Lake tragedy
Eldin Curtis of Sturtevant drowned when a leaky rowboat sank in 18 feet of water at Mont gomery Lake near Bairstow farm in Salem township. Brothers James 13 and Gerone Chapman 13 survived after the boat took on water. Rescue squads found Eldin at 10:05 p.m. The family had recently moved to the farm. Eldin was born August 30, 1944 in Warren, Wisconsin. Survivors include his parents, brother, a sister Beverly and grandmother Carrie Lamb.
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Thomas J. Doris
Eldin Curtis
Sturtevant
Montgomery Lake
Salem Township
James Curtis
Gerone Chapman
Sam Curtis
James
Bairstow
Curtis
Chapman
Eldin
Gerone
Bairstow Farm
Sheriff's Department
Twin Lakes
Boy Scout
James Marshall
Eugene Schend
Ernest Oberhofer
Alfred Oetting
Warren
Wis
Beverly
Carrie Lamb
Wyeville
Innocent Man Seeks Lie Test After 25 Years In Prison
James Shannon, 64, asks the Leon ardo Keeler Crime Laboratory to administer a lie detector test next Thursday. He has spent over a quarter century in prison for the 1923 poisoning of 13 year old Harry Kopele in Lansing, Michigan, a case tied to insurance motives. Shannon denies guilt and seeks to prove innocence. he is jailed as a parole violator at Southern Michigan prison.
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Chicago
Leonardo Keeler
South Strike Settled After Long Northward Labor Pact
An agreement ends the 68 day telephone strike against Southern Bell and a full settlement of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad walkout, affecting over 75 000 workers in the South. The pact includes a no strike clause during its term and broad arbitration, with wage gains for 50 000 non supervisory workers and ratification by May 27.
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Atlanta
South
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
L&n
Southern
Southern Bell
CIO Communications Workers of America
W. A. Smallwood
CWA
Forced to Delay Einstein Memorial
New York reports a postponement of the Albert Einstein memorial at Carnegie Hall as withdrawals by speakers and participants disrupt the event. Dr. Harry Cohen of the American Jewish Literary Foundation said the memorial is now rescheduled for June 26, while Bernard Baruch confirmed he will not attend despite being listed as a speaker.
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New York
Albert Eistein
Carnegie Hall
Harry Cohen
American Jewish Literary Foundation
Cohen
Einstein
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Wisconsin's Newest TV Station Goes On Air
Wisconsin's newest television station began telecasting on channel 5 after FCC approval of the Green Bay merger with Neenah Menasha groups. WFRV TV runs at 100000 watts and started Friday night as the merge took effect.
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Wisconsin
Green Bay
Wis
Federal Communications Commission
Neenah- Menasha TV
Wfrv-Tv
Legislature Scans Dairy Price Spread In Wisconsin
Wisconsin lawmakers will scrutinize the dairy price spread next week as the Legislature enters possibly its final month of the 1955 session. Committees will hold hearings on dairy pricing and on paying state funds for unbuilt dams, with Assembly hearings Tue Thu and Senate Tue Wed. The dairy panel includes five legislators the attorney general the agriculture director and the university dean.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
State Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
John Crawford
Wisconsin Rapids
Marshfield
Overprivileged Boys Cited By Shrine Leader
National Shrine potentate Frank Land of Kansas City says America faces more trouble from overprivileged boys than slum-born youth. He urges youths to stay in home communities and cites postwar industrial decentralization as aiding delinquency fight. he notes change from underprivileged to overprivileged as the core problem.
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Madison
Shriners
America
Frank Land
Kansas City
Imperial Potentate
Shrine
Land
Jet Pilot Aims For Record Flight Across the Nation
1st Lt. John M. Conroy of the California Air National Guard launches from Los Angeles at dawn on Armed Forces Day in an attempt to fly to New York and back between sunset and sunrise. The mission includes refueling stops at Denver, Springfield, Columbus, and Albuquerque with official timing by the National Association of Aeronautics.
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New York
Los Angeles
Armed Forces
John M. Conroy
California Air National Guard
San Fernando Valley
Floyd Bennett Field
Pacific Ocean
Air Force
Conroy
Denver
Colo
Springfeld
Ill
Columbus
Ohio
Albuquerque
N. M
Air National Guard
Tailgate fatally strikes four year old in park
A four year old boy, Stanley Bronkhurst, died Friday after a tailgate fell from a parked truck and struck him on the head. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Bronkhurst.
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Brandon
Stanley Bronkhurst
Elmer Bronkhurst
See Further Vaccine Cut Looms In Polio Campaign
Government considers tighter safety standards for the Salk polio vaccine as supplies shrink and injections may be reduced. Advisory panel favors continuing current dosage and summer inoculations ahead of epidemic season. Vaccine makers prepare for a Monday conference on new requirements, with Parke Davis and Eli Lilly sending experts. Public Health Service declined comment.
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Washington
Coffee price cut spreads to major markets
Nationally advertised coffee fell about four cents per pound to around 95 cents in several major markets today. One chain store reduced the price by six cents.
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Milwaukee
Weekend Forecast Ahead With Mild Temperatures
The weatherman promises a pleasant weekend with mostly fair skies tonight and Sunday. Lows drop to 44 to 54 degrees, with Sunday highs of 75 to 85, cooler near Lake Michigan. Temperature readings reach 60 at the treatment plant and around 61 to 62 downtown this morning.
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Lake Michigan
American Motors
UAW Local 72 Election Yields Upset Winners
In unofficial results UAW-CIO Local 72 sees incumbent president Jack Beni unseated by Ray Neu and vice president Mike Maxim defeated by Leo V Downing. Other races include Edward J. Paulsen winning recording secretary, William Kult and T. L. Russo unopposed, plus a large field for constitution and by laws. Voter turnout was under half of the eligible 8,000.
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Uaw-Cio
Jack Beni
Ray Neu
Mike Maxim
Leo V. Downing
Edward J. Paulsen
George Nordstrom
William G. Kult
T. L. Russo
Harry Wolcott
Joe Matejski
Tony Matrise
Johnny Paul
al Andreucci
Guide
AL Law
al Moeller
Robert Mattes
Jack Rice
Walter Vaughn
Carl Dimeo
Glen Harris
Casey Gray
H. H. Koesser
Otto Heckel
Chris Mertz
Clarence Michel
Paul Hinds
Molotov to Attend High-Level Talks at UN Meeting
Molotov confirmed attendance at the United Nations tenth birthday meeting in San Francisco scheduled for June 20 to 26. Secretary of State Dulles and France's Antoine Pinay also plan to attend, signaling East West talks at the event.
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United Nations
N. Y
San Francisco
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Dulles
France
Antoine Pinay
Kohler Official's Wife Seeks National RNC Post
Mrs. Dorothy Kohler of Sheboygan announces a bid for the Republican National Committee woman’s seat now held by Mrs. Yvonne Town of Waukesha. Town will not seek re election. Kohler is wife of Kohler Co. vice president Carl Kohler and sister in law of Gov. Walter Kohler.
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Madison
Dorothy Kohler
Sheboygan
Republican National Committee
Yvonne Town
Waukesha
Town
U S China Talks Expected Within Sixty Days Anew
Indian sources say direct talks between Communist China and the United States on the Far Eastern crisis should begin within 60 days. Krishna Menon returned from Peiping with Red China’s replies on a Formosa cease fire and the release of American fliers. Nehru may brief Eden in London after Menon’s visit.
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New Delhi
India
China
United States
Red China
V. K. Krishna Menon
Peiping
Krishna Menon
Formosa
Jawaharlal Nehru
Red
London
Anthony Eden
White House cites no knowledge of China talks within 60 days
Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said he knows nothing about reports that the United States and Red China may hold talks on the Far Eastern crisis within 60 days. He would refer the claim to the State Department which had no immediate comment. A department spokesman said they await a report from Ambassador John Sherman Cooper in New Delhi.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States
Red China
Hagerty
India
State Department
John Sherman Cooper
U. S
New Delhi
China
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Dulles
Washington Eyes Fast Track Talks With Red China
Washington speeds up plans for a Communist American meeting after a briefing with Americans before Peiping. Krishna Menon’s Moscow visit plans remain undecided. Bandung talks hint Red China would discuss Formosa in a broader Far East talks framework. Dulles shifts to allow Reds only on a cease fire while Eisenhower backs the change.
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Washington
Peiping
Krishna Menon
Nehru
Moscow
India
Soviet Union
Britain
Red China
United States
Formosa
Bandung
Indonesia
Robbers Friends Waive Hearing In Melrose Bank Case
Two women and two men connected to the Melrose Trust Co. robbery waive preliminary hearings. Patricia Ann McCarthy and Barbara Nichols face bonds for accessory and witness roles. Richard S. Hyslip and Frank Savastano await hearings on federal bank robbery charges with $50,000 bonds. FBI arrested the group in Milwaukee housing.
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Milwaukee
Melrose Mass
Patricia Ann McCarthy
Harrisburg
Barbara Jean Nichols
Roanoke
U. S
Floyd Jenkins
Jenkins
Boston
Richard S. Hyslip
Redding
Mass
Frank Savastano
Madison
Melrose Trust Co
FBI
Boy to be buried in cowboy suit after Wisconsin auto death
A 6-year-old boy killed in a mobile accident at Genesee Depot Wisconsin will be buried in a cowboy suit he received for his birthday earlier this week. The tragedy occurred in the Genesee area as family and authorities begin arrangements for the child's funeral.
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Genesee Depot
Wis
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