Herter Calls Preparedness Vital After Summit Collapse
Secretary of State Herter urged Congress that the United States must withstand Soviet pressure in Berlin and beyond after the Paris summit failure. He spoke at a Senate hearing led by Fulbright, urging calm, unity, and nonpartisan inquiry into the U2 incident and summit fallout.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Congress
United States
Russia
Berlin
Senate
Herter
Paris
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Free World
Nikita Khrushchev
Fulbright
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Johnson
Turkish Army Ousts Strongman in Bloodless Coup
In Istanbul and Ankara the Turkish armed forces seized control in a bloodless coup against Prime Minister Adnan Menderes amid student protests and political repression. The National Unity Committee promised elections and transfer of power to the victors, with assurances to maintain Western alliances.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Menderes
Republican People's Party
Ismet Inonu
London
Kutahya
Eskisehir
Ankara
Belgrade
Cemal Gursel
National Unity Committee
Gursel
Gursen
State Department
Washington
Foreign Office
Strike Today Threatens Pennsy Railroad Action
Chicago AP reports the 25 000 Transport Workers Union members in 46 locals may walk out at 4 p m EST over a 20 cent hourly pay raise and working conditions. The action would halt Pennsylvania Railroad traffic from New York to St Louis pending a 60 day fact finding.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Union of America
Quill
Khrushchev
Pennsylvania
New
Japan Vows Ike Visit Will Go On Despite Protests
Tokyo reports say Prime Minister Kishi reaffirmed to the United States that President Eisenhower’s visit next month remains scheduled despite growing leftist demonstrations demanding cancellation. Foreign Minister Fujiyama cautioned that public uproar could alter plans, while linking the visit to a new mutual defense treaty opposed by Socialists.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
United States
Eisenhower
Kishi
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Japan
Fujiyama
Far East
Moscow radio mocks Eisenhower on spy plane and summit
Moscow radio dismissed Eisenhower's explanation of the U2 spy plane incident and the summit collapse as the self-justification of a schoolboy who has misbehaved, signaling continued hostility amid cold war tensions.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
Eisenhower
U S Ties Red Accusations To Internal Fuss
At the United Nations the U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge accuses the Soviet Union of stirring the current crisis over spy plane flights for internal political reasons. He disputes Khrushchev and Gromyko's charges while the Security Council weighs a draft resolution for renewed East West talks with UN aid. Gromyko presses amendments criticizing unauthorized flights and denounces U S policy as hypocritical and destabilizing.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Soviet Union
Security Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
Eisenhower
Lodge
United Nations
United States
Gromyko
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
U.S
Memorial Day Weekend Activities Gather Logan Visitors
A busy Memorial Day weekend in Logan features high school events at the LHS auditorium including commencement and alumni gatherings, a parade to Oak Grove Cemetery, and ceremonies honoring veterans. Also planned are pool opening, open houses, and the annual alumni dance with speaker Bob McBride.
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Lagan
Logan High School
P.m
LHS
LIS
Westminster House
First Presbyterian Church
American Legion
the Legion Home
Logan
Hocking
Lake Logan
Ohio
Lake Hope
Logan Daily News
Charles Achauer
Oak Grove
Old
Falls Two
Logan-Hocking County Veterans Memorial Day Committee
Keith Schultz
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hunter and Market Sts
Veterans Memorial
Fifteen Sailors Removed From Ship In TB Check
In Newport Rhode Island the destroyer Hawk ins crew faced a TB scare after four cases were reported. Fifteen sailors were admitted to hospitals for observation and tuberculin skin tests came back positive for twelve of them. Officials expect most to be cleared and return to duty soon.
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Newport
R.I
Hawkins
Navy
Logan Gun Fight Suspects Admit 3 More Break-Ins
Clark County authorities credit statements from Franklin D. Booth and James M. Eyer with solving three additional break-ins in the Springfield area. The men confessed to burglaries at two service stations and a bowling alley after a gun battle with police at Scenic Lanes. May 14 saw tool thefts, vending machine gains, and candy and cigarette sales losses. Clark deputies planned further interrogations to identify more incidents.
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Columbus
Scenic Lanes
Clark County
Springfield
Franklin D. Booth
James M. Eyer
Reynoldsburg
Union County
Cherry Grove
Donaldsville
Park Lane
Clark
Rains Push Hocking Near Flood Stage
Heavy rains raised the Hocking River near flood stage with Logan and Fairfield Pickaway counties reporting the heaviest rainfall. Power outages from lightning affected several townships. repairs and line checks continued. Temperature readings ranged in the low 60s with showers expected to ease by tonight.
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Hocking
Logan
City
South
Fairfield County
Pickaway County
Laurelville
Hocking Pickaway County
Hocking County
Gibisonville
South Central Rural Electric
Laurel
Benton
Washington
Ohio Power Co
Lagan
Frasure
Commonwealth Telephone Co
Rt. 190
Union Furnace
Nelsonville
Columbus
Ohio
Official
Weather Bureau
Circleville
Piketon
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo
Commonwealth Telegrams 2.25 for 1 Merger with GT&E
Commonwealth Telephone Co of Ohio board approves a merger with General Telephone and Electronics Corp. The deal hinges on 80 percent stockholder acceptance of a stock exchange offer of 2.25 to 1 after a prospectus and SEC filing. If approved, Commonwealth joins GT&E as a General Telephone subsidiary. GT&E reports 1959 revenues over 1 billion and global manufacturing presence. The GT&E corporate profile notes extensive U S and international operations and leadership from Donald C. Power.
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Commonwealth Telephone Co
Ohio
General Telephone & Electronics Corp
Commonwealth
Stock Exchange
Howard C. Slusher
General Telephone & Electronics
Securities & Exchange Commission
General Telephone Company of Ohio
General Telephone of Ohio
General Ohio
General System
Donald C. Power
Columbus
GT & E
Bell Telephone Corp
New York Society of Financial Analysts
Power
U. S
Canada
Europe
Latin America
Geat
Britain
Italy
Mexico
Japan
Eichmann capture in Argentina reported by police
Argentine police investigate reports that Israeli security agents captured Adolf Eichmann in Argentina and smuggled him out last weekend. Eichmann, a 54 year old former Nazi officer charged with murder, is held in Israel under tight guard awaiting trial.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Ohio AFL-CIO Adopts Resolutions for Next Legislature Session
The Ohio AFL-CIO plans resolutions to guide its legislative program for the upcoming state session. The group will hold its second constitutional convention in Cleveland June 8 to 10, with over 2,000 delegates expected. Boris Pasternak remained in grave condition in Moscow as doctors noted his cancer and declined hospital transfer.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Afl-Cio
Ohio
Cleveland
Moscow
Boris Pasternak
Re trial of Carole Tregoff and Dr. R Bernard Finch delayed
The retrial of red-haired Carole Tregoff aged 23 and her lover Dr. R Bernard Finch aged 42 on murder charges is postponed to June 20.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Catholics in US number 40.9 million, Directory reports
The Catholic Directory places the Roman Catholic population of the United States at 40,871,302, as disclosed by the latest census-like count in New York. The figure reflects parish distributions and enrollment figures across the nation.
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New York
United States
Catholic Directory
Ohio Patrol Promises Tough Traffic Stance for Memorial Weekend
Ohio Governor Col. Scott B. Radcliffe announced a hard line for Memorial Day weekend. With record patrol staffing, all officers will focus on traffic duty using radar and air enforcement to reduce crashes and jams during the holiday period. He warned violators will not be treated lightly and patrols will target peak hours.
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Columbus
Ohio
Scott B. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Ohio Highway Patrol
National Safety Council
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Senhower
Gore
Nation
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Worthington Park
Hocking County Women's Relief Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans
VFW
Levett Voris
Earl Beal
Willis Chambers
Clyde Smith
Emerson Crane
James E. Moorehead
Ralph Martin
Harvey Ray
John Bachus
Bill Cox
C. L. Baker
Francis Voris
John Bach
Zanesville
Raymond Leroy Anderson
Muskingum
Clarence J. Crossland
Anderson
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