Peace Talks Offered by Red China
Red China calls for negotiations and accuses the United States of trying to provoke tensions around Formosa. Chou Enlai/Chou defends Formosa as China’s internal affair while the U N bid for cease-fire talks was rejected earlier. Dag Hammarskjold hints at UN consideration. Radford and Robertson head to Formosa to meet Chiang Kai-shek about U S defense of Quemoy and Matsu.
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Formosa
Chou
United States
Peiping
Chow
Chiang Kaishek
U. N
China
United Nations
Formosa Strait
Dag Hammarskjold
Chion
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Walter S. Robertson
Chiang
U. S
Quemoy
Matsu
U S Solon Asks Chou Enlai Meeting
Rep Acani Cayton Powell of Wyoming said he has asked Communist Chinese Premier Chou Enlai for a conference on 112 U.S. fliers imprisoned by Peiping. He sent a written note marked unofficial and offered to meet within 24 hours of delivery, but has not received acknowledgment. Powell spoke at the Asian African conference as an unofficial observer.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Acani Cayton Powell
Dwy
Chou En-ia
U. S
Peiping
New York
Chou
Powell
Two Brushes With Death 19 Gis Seized It Tee for Wearing Told by Teen Addict
A teen addict recounts heroin use and a near fatal overdose, detailing daily use, weight loss, health decline, and a car crash after using goofballs. He describes friends, money worries, hospital stay, and a later note on soldiers in Germany facing dress code enforcement at posts.
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Gatling
Gordon
2T & Soap Company
South Gate
Buddy
Cay
Mexico
Geath
Willie
Six West German trucks seized at Berlin border
Six West German trucks loaded with scrap metal were seized on the highway linking Berlin to West Germany. The Mariendorf checkpoint near the Soviet zone reported the confiscations after drivers allegedly falsified road declarations. West Berlin tensions rose amid rumors of stricter contact restrictions with West Germany.
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Berlin
West Germany
West Berlin
Assn
Mariendorn
Siamese Twins Separated In Breakthrough Operation
In Chicago at Mercy Hospital four and a half hours of surgery separated head joined Siamese twins Deborah Marie and Christine Mary Andrews born last Ort. They reportedly spent a restful night, marking the first apparently successful head separation. Their parents are Wilfred J. Andrews and Norene Andrews with a sister Patricia.
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Chicago
Andrews
Norene
Patricia
UNDER SPELL Doctor Says Love Is Like Hypnosis
London doctor Dr S J Van Pelt, president of the British Society of Medical Hypnotists, says love resembles hypnosis. He lists similarities such as indifference to others, attention focused on the hypnotist, sway by a partner’s opinions, and lasting habit changes. He urges unhappy lovers to consult a hypnotist.
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London
S. J. van Pelt
British Society of Medical
British Journal of Medical
van Pelt
Short Wave Messages Demonstration At City Hobby Show
Long Beach ham radio operators will operate a transmitter booth at Municipal Auditorium to dispatch up to 30 radio equipped cars for two way talks with residents in San Pedro Wilmington Long Beach Lakewood Bellflower Signal Hill and Seal Beach. R A Roberge president of the Long Beach Radio Amateurs Association says the demo aims to show local residents radio capabilities. About 20 mobile units will be on hand today until 10 p m and from noon to 8 p m Sunday with Civil Defense and cancer drive participation noted.
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Long Beach
Municipal Auditorium
San Pedro
Wilmington
Lakewood
Bellfower
Signal Hill
Seal Beach
Body Found Near Gunnison Ranch After Missing Woman Case
Gunnison Colorado detectives recovered the body of Mrs Katherine Km ock 53 of Pueblo near her isolated ranch home. She had been missing since April 11 after joining a truck trip with Ernest Guerreri to prepare the ranch for summer operations. Snow tracks showed she struggled to reach shelter before dying.
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Gunnison
Colo
Showiff
George Cope
Katherine Mock
Pueblo
Guerreri
Junior Concert Band Variety Show At Poly High
The Long Beach Junior Concert Band presents a 7:30 p m show in Poly High School auditorium featuring harmonica player Leo Diamond and the Debs dancers led by Marion Rankin. Director James E Son conducts the youth band as it raises funds for the Ben Hunter Day celebration at Big Bear June 17 to 19 with Hunter noted as a KFI radio host.
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Leo Diamond
Brothers Bones
Harvey Wagner
Marion Rankin
Debs
Long Beach
Poly High School
J Dames E. Son
Ben. Hunter
Big Bear
Hunter
KFI
Marvin Marker
Good Faith U S Tells China (Continued from Page A 1)
Officials in Washington reacted with caution to Chow's statement while warning the United States must not bargain away Chinese Nationalists' rights. Senate leaders OZ Knowland and Mansfield urged careful action, noting risks of a Munich or Yalta type deal. In London Britain welcomed any settlement basis but Formosa reaction was cool to Chiang Kai-shek's government.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Chow
Hoover
Washington
Senate
Knowland
Calif
United States
Munich
Yalta
Geneva
Mansfield
Sen
D-Mont
China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Red China
Chiang Kaishek
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Far East
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chou
Youth Denies Murder in Carnival Row
A 15 year old boy in Troy Michigan pleaded not guilty to second degree murder for the stabbing death of Daniel Carhart 17 a Catholic Central High School senior and football player. Charles Schongar 15 was arraigned and bail set at 10000 cash or 20000 property with a preliminary hearing slated for Tuesday. The victim was found at the CC Buck Carnival on the state Army grounds from a heart wound. a five inch hunting knife was recovered near the body. Schongar said he bought the knife for 395 and did not recall the stabbing or know the victim.
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Troy
Daniel Carhart
Catholic Central High School
Charles Schongar
Schongar
Thomas J. O'Connor
Carhart
Rensselaar
State Armory
Petice
Red Defeat Predicted in Austria Vote
Vienna officials forecast a major defeat for the Communists in Sundays municipal elections in Lower Austria. They noted the 1951 result under 6 percent and warned the Soviet concessions amid Moscow Austria talks have deeply shocked the Austrian Reds.
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Austria
Vienna
Moscow
Russia
Bomb Victim Wife and Lover Jailed in Oregon
Portland electrician Victor L. Wolf 45 confessed to wiring 19 sticks of dynamite into the car of Oliver K. Smith 35 to kill him for a $20000 life insurance payout. Wolf and Marjorie Smith 35 were charged with first degree murder after the Friday night confession and related attacks.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Electrician
Marjorie Smith
Victor L. Wolf
Oliver K. Smith
Atgy
William Langley
Wolf
Langley
Smith
Columbia-Edgewater Country Club
Eisenhower Weekend at Gettysburg Farm Home
President Eisenhower arrived for a weekend at the Gettysburg farm to check on his wife’s recovery from a respiratory infection and her progress furnishing the restored 189 acre residence after moving from Washington.
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Gettysburg Farm
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
Sikorsky Receives 1935 Watt Medal in London
Dr. Igor Sikorsky, noted helicopter pioneer, arrived from New York to accept the James Watt Medal awarded by the British Institute of Mechanical Engineers.
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Sikorsky
London
UPI
Igor Sikorsky
New York
James Watt
British Institute of Mechanical Engineers
Cuba to probe red activities with new agency
The Cuban government announced a special agency to investigate communist activities at home and abroad. It will keep confidential records of people who visited Communist countries in the last decade and will scrutinize Communists in radio TV and both public and private corporations.
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Havana
Cuba
Jagency Wold
Eil
Tremor Shakes San Salvador. No Damage Reported
An earthquake tremor hit San Salvador at 7 40 a m today. Officials say there were no reports of damage or casualties from the quake.
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el Salvador
San Salvador
NBC Plans Increase in Color Telecasting
NBC announced a heavy increase in color programming at a meeting of network affiliates. NBC aims for about four hours of color programs per week this summer and next fall, with plans for a daily shares game program in color, and portions of the name program in color daily starting this summer. Four or five college football games are expected in color next fall.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Sylvester L. Weaver
NBC
Red Ship Sunk With 1300 Aboard
The Raout Iman crew said a Communist Chinese warship with 1300 aboard sank near Hangchow Bay after striking a rock. Five hours later, rescuers found only the warship’s funnel above water. Chinese naval craft and a Japanese boat, The Boatman, diverted to the distress scene.
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Hong Kong
Hangchow Bay
Steeming
Japan
Shanghai
Los Angeles Jail SRO Rule Narrowly Prevented
Los Angeles bail policy for misdemeanor suspects was altered to allow cash bail up to 1000 dollars or release by writ, aiming to avert crowding in city jails. Chief Clerk George Barbour and Municipal Judge Ver Hunt ordered clerks not to refuse cash bail pending formal complaints from the city attorney’s office.
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Los Angeles
Los
Williamgeles
Parker
George
Barbour
Ver
Hunt
Ing
Ham
Lamoreaux
Bizarre barmaid murder case ends with skeleton find
Johnson City police uncovered a nearly complete skeleton believed to be Josie Fair after Orville Warren and wife Gladys claimed she was buried beneath a foundry floor where Warren was superintendent. Each spouse accuses the other as murder charges proceed in the case.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Carl Wilkinson
Josie Fair
Orville L. Warren
Gladys
Warrens
Grange County
Orlando
Warren
Josie
Anny
Ove
Succey
Fla
Orange County
Dave
Starr
Mage
John
Ison City
Wikinson
Florida
Tiny Plane Flies Honolulu Leg Toward Tokyo
Pilot Jack Ford, president of Fleetway, Inc., and an unidentified co pilot landed in Honolulu after 14 hours 10 minutes en route from San Francisco. The Beechcraft 14 hour range was extended by extra fuel tanks. Ford plans to deliver the plane to its new owner and noted such trips are rare for small crafts.
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Honolulu
Tokyo
Jack Ford
Fleetway, Inc
Burbank
Calif
San Francisco International
Ford
San Francisco
Japan
Atlantic
Syria Bans Party After Assassination
Damascus closes the Social Nationalists party in three cities after the assassination of Col. Adnan Makli deputy army chief of staff. Leader arrests and a national ban appear likely. Sgt Younis Abdur Rahim seized the weapon and fled as police pursued.
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Damascus
Syria
Syrian Social Nations Party
Adnan Makli
Malki
Adib Shishekly
Younis Abdur Rahim
Rahim
Social National Party
Emerge
Lebanon
Iraq
Jordan
Palestine
Jableh
Tartous
Typhoon Near Ryukyu Islands Advances Slowly
The Manila Weather Bureau reported a UPA typhoon with winds up to 115 miles per hour churning toward the southern Ryukyu Islands between Okinawa and Formosa. At 2 pm it was about 500 miles southeast of Okinawa’s highI military base, moving northwest on a 200 mile front at roughly 10 miles per hour.
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Ryukyu Islands
Manila
Okinawa
Formosa
Manila Weather Bureau
Finn Twins in Missouri U S Prison
The mystery of the flying Finn twins ends as George and Charles Finn are taken to a federal prison Medical Center for Federal Prisoners in Springfield Missouri. They face one year in jail for interfering with a federal officer during a seizure connected to a surplus plane dispute.
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Los Angeles
Flying Finn Twins
Missouri
George
Charles Finn
U. S. Marshe
Robert W.ware
Springfield
U. S
Kern County
William C. Mathes
Heivil
Twins
Soviet submarine fleet estimated at 375 vessels
Secretary Charles S. Thomas says the Soviet Union now fields about 375 submarines, seven times the German U boat fleet at the start of World War II. Speaking at the New York Yacht Club, he warned such a fleet would hinder U.S. efforts to control the seas in wartime, recalling German raids on Allied shipping.
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New York
Vic—Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Soviet Union
Thomas
New Yor Yacht Club
J Navy
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