Dulles Calls for Liberation of Captive Nations
Secretary of State Dulles told reporters at the AP luncheon that the United States seeks the liberation of captive nations and that liberty pressures are rising in the Soviet bloc. He urged continued aid programs and warned against concessions to communism while stressing the goal of freeing occupied peoples.
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New York
Associated Press
Dulles
Congress
United States
Russia
Soviet Bloc
Hungary
Communist Party
Four Crewmen Die In Crash Of A C119 In Japan
A U S Air Force C119 Flying Boxcar crashed on northern Kyushu while en route from Ashiya Air Base killing four crewmen aboard. A search helicopter crashed in the rain, injuring three Americans. Ground parties found the wreckage in the mountains about 245 miles south of Yawata. Names of all seven airmen were withheld.
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Yawata
Eden's Condition Improves After Operation
Doctors report Sir Anthony Eden is improving after his operation for a bile duct problem. The daily bulletin says Eden is active about his room at New England Hospital and his general condition remains good. Lady Clarissa Eden attended services yesterday at St Pauls Cathedral and stayed at the hospital.
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Boston
Anthony Eden
Tne Daily Bulletin
England
Baptist Hospital
Clarissa Eden
St. Paul's Cathedral
Iieband
Iraq Moves Into Jordan Report Debunked by Officials
Cairo radio and news agencies claimed Iraqi troops entered northern Jordan near El Mafraq and threatened Syrian forces. Damascus and Jerusalem rejected the report as false, while Israeli and Saudi sources noted border tensions and Jordan's intent to engage Moscow diplomatically amid a shifting regional stance.
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Lebanon
Cairo
Jordan
Desert
Syria
Israel
Middle East
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el Mafraq
Jourdan
Shukhri Kuwatlay
Hussein
Traquis
Damascus
Kuwatly
Jerusalem
Tel -Aviv
Matraq
Egypt
Suleiman, Nabuls
Russia
Texas showman Tom Manville to wed 10th bride
New Rochelle Texan impresario Tommy Manville, 63, declares he will marry Pat Gaston 27, a Ziegfeld Follies performer, in two weeks. He made the announce at New Rochelle Hospital during a routine checkup while Gaston’s mother had earlier told of the marriage in San Antonio.
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New Rochelle
Tommy Manville
Texas
Manville
Pat Gaston
New York
New Rochelle Hospital
Miss Gaston
Afr
San Antonio
Tex
Boy Loots Store To Pay Off Gang
In Brooklyn 15 year old Raymond Quinones stole nearly 6000 from his father's grocery to feed a gang of teen extortionists. Police trapped him, leading to the arrest of John Gebbia and three younger collectors for extortion and juvenile delinquency respectively.
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New York
Brooklyn
Raymond Quinones
Raymond
John J. Gebbia
Gebbia
Mayflower replica sails from England toward Plymouth Mass
The Mayflower replica left Plymouth England bound for Plymouth Massachusetts as coast guard watched from 15 miles off The Lizard. Skipper Alan Viliers hopes to reach Plymouth in about six weeks depending on Atlantic weather. a crew of 32 sails ahead.
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England
United States
Coast Guard
Lizard
William Knight
Plymouth
Mass
English
Alan Viliers
Atlantic
Desert search for body of American blown from airliner
Iraqi desert crews comb the arid wastes for the body of J R Nash of Memphis Tennessee after a window burst on an Air France Constellation 18 000 feet above Iraq causing Nash to vanish during a Tehran Istanbul flight Nash 31 a bachelor who loved travel was on the final leg of a world trip and disappeared Saturday night Officials called the incident rare and unusual with witnesses noting the dramatic blast and passenger panic before Istanbul bound plane landed Nash was identified by police in Memphis and admired traveler Richard Halliburton a Memphis native is linked in friends reports
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Istanbul
Turkey
Traqi
Iraq
J. R. Nash
Memphis
Tenn
Tehran
Air France
Paris
Jirkouk
Nash
Richard Halliburton
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Halliburton
Eisenhower to Train Aboard Carrier Saratoga Off Florida
President Eisenhower will participate in training exercises aboard the 60,000 ton aircraft carrier Saratoga off the east coast of Florida on June 6 and 7. He plans to visit the carrier at Mayport, Florida, arriving possibly June 5 after flying from Washington.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Saratoga
Florida
Mayport
Fla
Washington
Eisenhower to meet Stassen on disarmament progress
President Eisenhower will confer in Augusta with Harold E. Stassen about a possible first step toward disarmament with safeguards for inspection. Stassen will then return to London for U N negotiations as Dulles reports on the talks. The White House emphasized a serious push for an initial partial agreement ahead of Easter weekend.
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Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Russia
Stassen
Washington
Augusta N National Golf Club
London
U.N
Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
State Department
Hagerty
Augusta
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
New York
Associated Press
County Attorney Takes Stand in Payoff Trial
Tulsa County Attorney Howard Edmondson testified for a second time in a federal liquor law payoff case involving about 20 defendants. He described padlocking a cafe owned by Mrs. Cleo Epps and linked a Tulsa Tribune report to the incident. Bulloch, a Tribune reporter, is among the defendants.
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Tulsa
Tulsa County
Howard Edmondson
Edmonson
Cleo Epps
Tulsa Tribune
Nolen Bulloch
Bulloch
Edmondson
Bullock
Harvest of Records Feature for Relays Relays
A Kansas Relays day drew about 13 500 spectators at Memorial Stadium as 14 KU Relays records fell including a world mark by Texas University in the quarter mile relay and KU 4 mile relay record. Lawrence’s Niederstagger defeated Parry OBrien in the shot put. Co queens Charlene Anthony Judy Anthony and Barbara Jane Kudork presided over ceremonies. A 17 float parade on Massachusetts Street featured Govs Blair and Docking among dignitaries.
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Midwest
K. U
Texas University
U. S
Kansas University
Texas
Lawrence
Bil Niederst Tagr
Parry O’brien
Mieder
Nieder
O'Brien
Musy
Charlene Anthony
Nebraska University
Judy Anthony
Kansas City
Barbara Jane
Everley
Kudork
Red Jays
Massachusetts Street
Sixth
South Park
James T. Blair
Missouri
George Docking
Kansas
Continen
High Court Lets Race Move Stand in Wichita Falls Suit
The Supreme Court ordered a U S District Court to keep the Wichita Falls Texas school desegregation case on the docket. The Wichita Falls School Board appealed arguing the issue was moot. The court also acted on five other matters including ICC vs SEC jurisdiction and tax case reviews.
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Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
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High Court
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Communist Party
United Automobile Workers
Detroit
Wjbr-Tv
Eastern Air Lines, Inc
Schenley Industries, Inc
United States to negotiate easing of trade bans with China and Soviet bloc
The State Department announced the Eisenhower administration will negotiate with 14 Allied nations to reduce items embargoed for Red China and tighten controls on Soviet bloc trade. Talks will occur in Paris and may take months, with Britain and Japan pressing for revision and Congress seeking strict limits.
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Washington
United States
Avenina
State Department
Congress
Eisenhower
Japan
Britain
Iceland
Russia
Red China
U.S
Paris
City Youth Seriously Injured By Train In Lawrence
A 17 year old Lawrence youth in fairly good condition at Memorial Hospital after a Saturday train collision. He suffered a left arm amputation skull fracture left knee fracture and multiple lacerations. The driver of the truck escaped with minor injuries. Police have yet to determine exact cause.
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Memorial Hospital
Martin, Owens
1101
21St St
Owens
James V. Owens
Locust
Maple Streets
North Fourth
Union Pacific
Bobby Dean
W. 14Th St
Owens Flower Shop
Patton
Kansas City
Wkas
Larry Gridley
Chester Chiappa
Mass. St
U.S. Highway 40
Mary Louise Hansen
Wamego
Miss Hansen
Kansas University
Family Disturbance Ends In Death for 5 Persons
CHURCH POINT Louisiana a family disturbance spiraled into a fatal shooting spree. Raphael Daigle a 30 year old carpenter his estranged wife Rena Mrs Daigle their 14 year old daughter Netta and two police officers Chief Wilbur Laundry and Assistant Chief Burley Cormier were killed. Daigle then killed himself. The shooting followed a visit by Daigle from the East during an attempt at reconciliation.
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Church Point
Lal Hom
J.comeaux
Raphael Daigle
Carpenter
Rena
Daigle
Nettie
Wilbur Laundry
Burley Cormier
Comeaux
Rainfall Remains Ahead Of Normal In Lawrence Area
One month into spring and with drought breaking, Eastern Kansas continues to post above normal rainfall totals. If the region sustains normal moisture over six months, it could become one of the wettest areas nationwide, benefiting from three-fourths of yearly rainfall in the growing season.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Light Rain Forecast Fails to Break Long Drought
A cautious forecast predicts limited rain tonight and Tuesday for Lawrence and surrounding areas. Despite small showers bringing only .08 inches at Katase Relays, the April total stands at 2.33 inches, about normal, with a warm spell likely to ease drought but not end it. Drought conditions persist since 1951, though recent rains have kept cropland and yards from turning worse.
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Lawrence
Jon Im
Tillinois
Indiana
Ohio
Andy
Centei
Weather fragment reports scattered storms and seasonal norms
Fragments indicate Kansas weather with scattered thundershowers through the day and near normal rainfall. The report mentions highs in the 55 to 60 range, with past and current conditions tied to seasonal norms and forecasts through the coming days.
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