West Berlin on Summit Clash Over Troops and Supply Lines
James Marlow reports from Washington on Khrushchev demanding Allied troop withdrawal from West Berlin and the looming risk of renewed supplies blockade. The piece outlines postwar Germany’s division, Berlin’s unique status, and the West’s resolve to defend West Berlin against Soviet pressure.
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ABC
Paris
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NBCs bullpen stocked with new fall TV shows
Public fancy and network strategy push NBC to fill next season with potential hits. Alan Courtney says one of three new shows succeeds, aims to replace failures by January. The Barbarians, filmed in Rome, faces production delays but will join replacements when fixed. Steve Allen Show guest lineup noted.
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National Broadcasting Co
Alan Courtney
NBC
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Kentucky News Roundup From Whiteburg To Louisville
Kentucky briefs report Fairchild Brown of Kentucky preparing for a Dixie youth title in Daytona Beach, a Loyal Order of Moose midyear meeting guest in Louisville, and four rural church institutes planned by the Kentucky Methodist Conference with sites at Danville Booneville Flemingsburg and Louisville. A 14 year old Nancy Heth Waugh of Ashland killed herself, with details from Boyd County Coroner, while Louisville district attorney warns against blind ads in political campaigns. George Mills of Huntington will represent Kentucky in an Optimist International regional oratorical contest in Atlanta on June 4.
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Whitebburg
Carml Fairchild Brown
Misa
Kentucky
Daytona Beach
Pia
Louisville
Api—Genere
Ralph D. Moore
Au. Tora
Til
Supreme Lodge of the World
Loyal Order of Moose
Priday
Kentucky Methodist
Danville
Booneville
Flemingsburg
Ashland. Ky
Nancy Heth Waugh
Boyd County
Russell Compton
John Waugh
Mery MrCown
Cincinnati
Louisville, Ry
R. J. Reynolds Divorce Case Heads to Jury Today
In Darien Georgia the divorce case of R. J. Reynolds, tobacco heir and Camel figure, moves to a jury today after two days of sensational testimony. Final arguments limit two hours per side. Judge Henry Durrence to charge the jury by midday. Reynolds seeks to end his third marriage to Muriel Marston amid accusations of cruel treatment and planned inheritances. Reynolds, 54, alleges threats and alleged manipulation while Mrs. Reynolds, 46, seeks a lump sum or annual alimony if granted.
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Darien
R. J. Reynolds
Muriel Marston
Reynolds
Henry Durrence
Georgia
Toronto
Bis Sapelo Island
Aly Khan life as diplomat and playboy ends in Paris crash
Prince Aly Khan, a famed aristocrat, diplomat, racehorse owner and social icon, died at 48 in a Paris car crash. The UPI two part profile notes his rare mix of glamour and wisdom, with a career spanning aviation, racing, war service, and high‑level diplomacy, alongside marriages to Joan Yarde‑Buller and Rita Hayworth.
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Diplomat
UPI Bratt
Robert. Murelelle
Aly Khan
Paris
Mohammed
Aly
Fatima
Mile
Aga Khan
Joan Yarde-Buller
Churaton
Karim
Age Khan
Amyn
Rite Hayworth
Miss Hayworth
Yasmin
Triton Commander Cites Values Of Historic Underwater Voyage
Commander Edward L. Beach said the Triton’s 41 500 mile submerged circumnavigation proved the submarine’s reach and value. He avoided confirming Russia’s involvement or timing related to the summit, noting no clear signs of Russian submarines and calling the voyage mainly a military demonstration.
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Herbert Cheshire
Washington
UPI
Tri
Ton
Russia
Edward L. Beach
Beach
Cbs-Face
Tilton
Argentina
Manthes
Pied Piper Revenge Prompts Mice Giveaway in New Jersey
In MENCHAM New Jersey Dr George A Mangun a biochemist who has clashed with neighbors over a planned research center gave away 3000 mice to children as revenge for objections that forced him to leave The mice valued at 25 to 50 cents each attracted dozens of children who asked for animals Mangun said he planned to parade the herd before leaving for Arizona where he has a research offer He had been involved in heart disease blood sterilization and pregnancy research and sought to resume work at Arizona State University after leaving town with his wife and three children
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United States
Soviet Union
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France
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Stalin
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East Berlin
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N. J
UPTY
New Jersey
George A. Mangan
Arizona
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Mangun
New York City
Colorado
E Warner ~ Chilcott Pharmaceutical Laboratories
Wis Rife
Arizona State Universty
Manguty
Ellington to Address DAR Congress in Memphis
Gov Buford Ellington scheduled to speak at the 70th annual Sons of the American Revolution Congress in Memphis. He will address more than 300 members, all descendants of Revolutionary War participants, as delegates arrive from across the country.
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Memphi
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Washington
Jackson
Elington
Congress
Plane Lands Safely After Ice Blow at Kansas City
Braniff International Airways DC6 with 12 passengers and five crew landed safely at Kansas City airport after ice caused a tire malfunction on the right landing gear. Pilot R W Shields, 48, maneuvered to Tow a light check then landed and stopped within 2000 feet by reversing props.
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Braniff International Airways
R. W. Shields
New
Jeans
Shields
Plenty Of Water Less Fertilizer For Tobacco Beds
Sullivan County Agent J. W. McClain notes a plant shortage in the tobacco growing area. He urges regular watering, advises against nitrate of soda, and says reseeding or sowing now is wise due to poor plant availability. Use light fertilizer if reseeding, keep beds wet, and apply DDT to control beetles.
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Sullivan County
J. W. McClain
McClain
Reporters Say Summit Outlook Mixed Across Delegations
Paris reports from UPI say State Department officials see a chance of limited disarmament progress and clearer directives at Geneva talks, while Moscow warns of using the U-2 incident as leverage. London and Paris differ, with Britain cautiously hopeful for staged talks over years, France dampened by U-2 tensions and Khrushchev’s private talks.
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Arts Moscow
Stali
Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
Khrushchev
Russi
Negroes Register For First Time In Haywood County
Haywood County opens registration to whites and Negroes for the first time in a year. No Negro voters have previously registered or voted here since Reconstruction. About 9,000 Negro voters are estimated in the county. Prospective voters line up outside two stores as registration proceeds this week and into next. In Tokyo Kazuyoshi Tabata, 25, known as the friendly pickpocket, is arrested for lifting wallets then returning passes and asking for a tip.
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Brownsville
Tetin
API
Haywood County
Smybody
Haywood
Khrush Will Make Up With the As Summit Conference Progresses
Foreign note expects Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev to ease tension as the summit advances and seek reconciliation with President Eisenhower. He has leveraged the U-2 incident for propaganda while preserving a tough stance on arms control and open skies. The piece also discusses Commonwealth moves on South Africa and ongoing U S Japan security talks amid Ike’s visit.
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Harold Macmillan
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Ike
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