Big Four Ministers Open Talks Over German East Role
In Geneva the Big Four opened sessions with East German participation blocked. Gromyko dropped the demand after Western pressure as Lloyd urged negotiations to shift East West relations. An informal session later set a 6 pm formal start and defined limited speaking rights for East and West Germans.
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Russia
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Berlin's Complex Berlin Story Behind the Iron Curtain
The editor explains the Berlin crisis and postwar ruin, noting Berlin's prewar grandeur, wartime destruction, and the perilous standoff between the United States and Soviet forces. It discusses why U S troops halted at the Elbe and warns against blaming leadership for safeguarding lives.
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Russia
United States
Iron Curtain
Free World
Postwar Titans Face New Dueling Diplomats at Geneva
Geneva hosts a new generation of top diplomats as successors to Molotov Dulles Eden and Bidault prepare to tackle major global issues. Selwyn Lloyd Maurice Couve de Murville Andrei Gromyko lead Britain France and the Soviet Union in the Big Four talks.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Palace of Nations
Geneva
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Acheson
Eden
Bidault
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France
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Lloyd
Couve de Murville
America
John Foster Dulles
West
Paris
Lloyd and Couve de Murville
Free French “War Commission
Georges Bidault
Washington
Bonn
Anthony Eden
Foreign Office
Winston Churchill
U.N
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Pilots Locate Lost Boy Scouts On Cannon Mountain
An airplane pilot found two Wellesley Massachusetts Boy Scouts missing on Cannon Mountain since Saturday. The boys were seen jumping up and down as radio reports guided ground crews. The search focused on Warren Post 12 and David Suddath, 3.
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Wellesley
Mass
Cannon Mt
Warren Post
David Suddath
U S Employment Reaches April Mark of 65 Million
The April employment total rose to 65,012,000, up 1,184,000 from March, with unemployment at 3,627,000 after a 735,000 drop. Commerce and Labor officials credit construction and hard goods manufacturing gains along with spring agricultural expansion for a faster recovery. Unemployment rate fell to 5.3 percent from 5.8 percent in March.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Lewis Strauss
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Commerce-Labor Monthly
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Mitchell
Burglars Strike Lawrenc e Areas in Weekend Wave
A spate of break ins across four North Second Street sites marks a severe crime weekend in Lawrence. The biggest haul came from Ralph Altic's North Side Service with 93.67 in cash taken from a register. Additional thefts occurred at Apco Service Station O K Rubber Welders Otto's Tire Service and Tom Akins at 23rd and Iowa Street. Kanwaka School was ransacked with no theft and a plastic globe damaged. Police noted no known connections between Sunday and Monday incidents.
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North Side
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O. K
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Tom Akin
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Bandit Holds Up Manhattan Hotel For 12000 In Cash
A masked man at the Manhattan Hotel in New York threatened four employees with a sawed-off shotgun and robbed the venue of 12,000 dollars in cash plus an undetermined amount in checks. The money was the hotel’s weekend receipts.
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Manhattan
30 Eighth Grade Students Chosen For Summer Class
Thirty eighth graders at Central Junior High were selected for a freshman demonstration class in the Kansas University Summer Institute for High School and College Teachers of Mathematics. The group will study from June 8 to August 1, with stipends of 30 dollars funded by the National Science Foundation.
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Kansas University Summer Institute For High School
College Teachers of Mathematics
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Orvel C. Criqui
CJHS
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John W. Racy Jr
Marjorie L. French
Topeka
Seleen Engelson
Central Junior High
French
EU Institute
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Market Index Closes Higher on Wall Street
The New York closing average for 60 stocks rises to 226.3, up 0.6 points, signaling a modest advance in overall market activity.
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Churchill Returns Home After Last Possible U S Visit
Sir Winston Churchill, 84, misty eyed as he left Idlewild Airport aboard a British jet, ending a seven day stay in New York and Washington. He thanked the U S and President Eisenhower, praised the wartime alliance with the United States, and waved to supporters before departing for Britain.
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Bernard Baruch
Eisenhower
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Weather Lifts After Fourth Weekend Weather Slumps
Residents faced a fourth weekend of poor conditions with intermittent rain and overcast skies. A 4 pm downpour dropped .60 inches as Civil Defense and local authorities coordinated patrols and dam operators. Temperatures rose to 81 this afternoon with a forecast of mild, sunny days through Tuesday.
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Simons Elected MRI Trustee and Kansas City Leaders
Fifteen new trustees elected to three year terms at Midwest Research Institute. Dolph Simons of Lawrence among new appointees. 13 other new trustees plus 46 re elected. Kansas City leaders W. N. Deramus Arthur May Miller Nichols hold key officer posts.
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Dolph Simons
Lawrence
Lawrence Journal- World
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Stinson
H. C. Diehl
Trans-American Refrigeration Service
Colorado Springs
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Ideal Cement Co
Denver
Cecil M. Webb
Dixie Lily Milling Co
Williston
Fla
Lloyd L. Peterson
Inter- State Power Co
Dubuque
Iowa
William Muchnic
LFM Manufacturing Co
Atchison
E.L. Dale
New York
Stanley D. Breitweiser
D-X Oil Co
Snake Caper Is Police Puzzle
A Lawrence woman reports a snake in her yard stirring concern over local rules. The city bans summer dog movements but has no ordinance on snakes, poisonous or not, leaving police to consider options after a boy allowed a snake to crawl on his arms.
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Lawrence
City Commission Agenda Announced for Tuesday Meeting
The Lawrence City Commission will tackle a full agenda Tuesday including a policy discussion on city costs for new developments, requests from the National Guard for extra storage space, and parking layout changes along Vermont and New Hampshire Streets. Additional actions cover paving, curb cuts, street parking prohibitions, traffic safety appointments, temporary notes for paving and sewer projects, curb-out for Goodrich Store, and Hillcrest sidewalks planning.
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New Hampshire
Karl Reber
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City Recreation Commission
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Twenty-Third
Belle Haven South Addition
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Vi. St
Goodrich
Hillcrest
Weather Eases Into Mild Northeast Kansas Outlook
Fair and mild through Tuesday with temperatures around 50 at night and near 80 by day. Reports show Saturday's forecast highs near 75 and lows around 64, while records note a 91 degree high in 196 and 40 degree low in 1946.
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