Allies Agree On Tactics Dulles Says
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said Western Allies generally agree on procedures to follow if the Soviet Union uses force to block access to Berlin. He pressed for talks toward a general settlement and reported unity in stance after talks in London Paris and Bonn.
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London
Paris
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Britain
France
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Paul-Henri Spaak
NATO
Eisenhower
Georgia
C. Douglas Dillon
Bonn
U.S.S.R
East Germany
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Nuclear firepower to shrink Air Force wings by 1960s
The Air Force plans to cut total wings to fewer than 90 over five to six years as missiles and improved bombers replace older B47 units. By end of fiscal 1960 the force may drop from 105 to 102 wings with Atlas and other missile squadrons joining the tally.
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Air Force
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Defense Department
Two City Boys Visit Wisconsin Angling Quest Ends in Detention
George Kurylo 11 and Arky Hawrynienko 14 from New York City came to Wisconsin with a fishing rod bow and arrow to hunt and fish and see an Indian. They were detained in Portage after authorities alerted New York about their travel plans and will be returned. Arky said they came seeking a homeland feeling and do not want to go back.
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Portage
New York
George Kurylo
Arkadius
Arky) Hawrynienko
New York City
Madison
Wisconsin Dells
Lester Clark
Clark
Ukraine
Arky
Six Persons Killed In Wisconsin Highway Crashes
A weekend toll of six died in Wisconsin highway crashes including Neil McCann and his wife near Cadott on Highway 29. Other deaths include Harvey H. Stark in Edgerton, Mrs. Susan Cook in Milwaukee, Robert V. Neumann near home on Highway 23, Mrs. Carl J. Haakenson near Sun Prairie, and Myrtle Horan struck by a Soo Line freight train near Chippewa Falls.
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Neil McCann
Highway 29
Cadett
McCanns
Eau Claire
Harvey H. Stark, Gibbon, Minn
Pery
Edgerton
Susan Cook
Milwaukee
Robert V. Neumann
Sheboygan Falls
Carl J. Haakenson
Madison
Sun Prairie
Myrtle Horan
Chippewa Falls
Soo Line
Mississippi Woman Seeks Boy Who Braved Jungles for Her
Crystal Springs sheriff says he may have found the mother of 14 year old Carlos Lince Jr who wandered the Colombia jungle for months. Margie Lince Hill provided birth certificate photo and sister photo, and a Los Angeles contact is sought. The boy arrived in Los Angeles recently and is staying with former neighbors while the search continues.
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Copiah County
South America
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Margie Lince Hill
Carlos
Carlos Telmeo Lince Jr
Colombia
Lotterhos
Los Angeles
Hill
Phillipps
Capt
Carlos Lince Sr
San Blas
Panama
Cristobal
Roy Aldridge
United States
West Covina
Mediators Plan Meeting With AC And Union
Federal mediators scheduled a 2 p.m. meeting with Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. and the United Auto Workers as part of efforts to end a week-old strike by 14,000 workers. The dispute centers on central versus local bargaining and issues including overtime, transfers, health plans, and other benefits.
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Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co
United Auto Workers
Francis Sheridan
Virgil Burtz
U.S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
UAW
Allis-Chalmers
Edward J. Merten
West
Allis
Merten
Allis - Chalmers
Donovan, World War II OSS Chief, Dies at 76
Maj. Gen. William J. Donovan, head of the wartime OSS operations and founder of American covert services, died at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a heart ailment. The Buffalo native and Columbia University alumnus led the Fighting 69th in World War I and earned the Medal of Honor. His legacy includes diplomacy, postwar war crimes work, and praise from Dulles who called him father of US intelligence. He is survived by his wife Ruth Rumsey and son David.
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William J
Wild Bill) Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
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Herbert H. Lehman
Nuernberg
Thailand
Buffalo
N.Y
Columbia University
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Central Intelligence
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Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Ruth Rumsey
Vincent Donovan
David
Berryville
AEC plans Arctic Harbor blast near Cape Thompson Alaska
The Atomic Energy Commission aims to blast a harbor area near Cape Thompson in Alaska to show peaceful nuclear use. Local Alaskans fear radioactivity could endanger life and Senator Bartlett warns the project set for this summer may be delayed.
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Arctic Harbor
Atomic Energy Commission
Arctic
Cape Thompson
Alaska
Airliner Cockpit Recovered After East River Crash
The cockpit and nose of the American Airlines plane that hit East River near LaGuardia were recovered. CAB officials reported the cockpit intact and a running clock on the panel. Victims include Captain Alfred De Witt and three others identified as Dr. Robert Emerson, Benjamin Weinstein, and Robert Willemin.
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American Airlines
East River
Civil Aeronautics Board
la Guardia Field
Alfred de Witt
Decatur
Mich
Robert Emerson
Urbana, Ill
University of Illinois
Benjamin Weinstein
Great Neck
N.Y
Judd Valve Co
Long Island City
Queens
Robert David Willemin
la Grange, Ill
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Platteville Fair Assn Sells Ground to City for Public Use
Stock holders voted unanimously at a special meeting to sell 28 acres of fair ground to Platteville city for 12000 dollars, on the condition the land be used only for public recreation or education.
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Platteville Fair Assn
City of
Platteville
NATO To Run Military Bases In Independent Cyprus
Greece and Turkey near agreement on a draft Cyprus charter that would make the British colony an independent republic with NATO control of eastern Mediterranean bases. A Turkish minority veto on foreign relations and defense may apply. Greek and Turkish troops to be decided later. Talks continue as Karamanlis and Menderes meet with Macmillan.
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Turkey
Cyprus
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Mediterranean
Constantine Karamanlis
Adnan Menderes
Macmillan
Britain
London
Karamanlis
Menderes
NATO
Alexandria Advances Integration Plans Amid Shifting Virginia Policy
Alexandria completes plans for integrating three public schools and will admit nine Negro students this week, joining Norfolk and Arlington in a broader push against massive resistance. Judges in nearby Harrisonburg and Front Royal hear urgent requests for immediate integrated reopenings as Gov. Almond's study commission awaits proposals.
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Harrisonburg
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Front Royal
Charlottesville
Warren County
Oliver Hill
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
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