Geneva Talks Open Amid Korea Indo China Tangle
Dulles faces stiff bargaining as 19 foreign ministers meet in Geneva. US opposes Red China seat in UN and insists Korea stay united by free elections, whilePressures in Indo China complicate any deal. France seeks US and UK aid as Geneva conference opens amid tense diplomacy.
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Khrushchev Seen as Top Power After Honor Signal
Nikita S. Khrushchev again drew attention as a potential top leader in the Soviet Union. In Moscow, Khrushchev spoke after Premier Georgi Malenkov to the Soviet Parliament leaders in the Upper Chamber, signaling prestige. Messages of congratulations from satellite leaders followed.
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Alaska primary election eyed by both parties
Juneau reports Alaska is holding a primary election to nominate delegates for Congress territorial treasurer labor commissioner and 32 legislature seats. The territory previously swung narrowly in a five vote margin and observers expect swings to be watched for signs of shifts in support.
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Man parachutes into yard from private plane
In Middleboro Massachusetts on April 27 Raymond Berry aged 26 parachuted from a private plane and landed in a tree near a residential neighborhood. He told startled residents he was just visiting the area a casual remark and a bold landing.
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Russians Get Private Ship For Trip Home
Canberra announces 51 Russians from the closed Soviet Embassy will use the 20560 ton ship New Australia for their voyage home. They will fly to Perth and Fremantle to board the vessel with no other passengers aboard.
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Moscow
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Europe
Ex-convict cooperates in theft case discovery under bridge
In Fort Worth on April 27 an ex convict arrested for theft agreed to take officers to a hiding place beneath a bridge. There they found stolen goods and learned another thief had operated earlier.
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Ike's Decision Against Local Politics Folds
President Eisenhower eases up on promoting local party candidates while pursuing a national campaign path. He will visit Georgia and Kentucky with careful appearances and heads to Denver for a long campaign run, with a key speech slated for August 19 at the Illinois state fair. Republican strategists eye Senator Paul Douglas as a potential November opponent.
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Incomplete Quote on Ancient Inventions in Egypt
Fragmentary note argues that many scholars believe both were invented in ancient Egypt. The phrasing is garbled and lacks clear attribution or specifics about what was invented.
Snyder Scholars Shine in Valedictorian Race
Nine seniors competed for valedictorian honors with Michael A and Alice Primmer leading the pack. Primmer, a four year basketball letterman and student newspaper editor, is set for baccalaureate at 2:30 p.m. May 23 and commencement at 8 p.m. May 27. Other finalists include Frances Rogers Shirley Willimon Mary Miller and Carlene Aley among others.
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Alice Primmer
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Shirley Willimon
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Carlene Aley
Don Hargrove
Velma Blaine
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Alice
Nixon praises Notre Dame for commitment to truth
Vice President Richard Nixon told a Notre Dame Club audience in Washington that the university was among the first to recognize the communist threat and warned that no institution can be great unless it is dedicated to a search for truth. He praised Notre Dame for never compromising on that principle.
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Richard M. Nixon
Notre Dame
Nixon
oSears Dame
Oklahoma Track Meet Notes from Norman
At the annual Oklahoma track meet in Norman Milt Haynes announced ages and mile times highlighting notable performances and local athletes. The fragment hints at event results and declarations from Haynes.
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Oklahoma
Norman
Milt Haynes
Swedish Longshoremen End Historic Dock Strike
Swedish longshoremen return to work after the nation’s largest dock walkout in 16 harbors. About 3,700 unionists resumed duties as leaders threatened expulsion for defying a back to work order. An agreement between leaders and members was reported.
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