Israeli airliner down in flames near Bulgaria
An El Al four engine Constellation was shot down near the Greek border in Bulgaria. Greek officials say most of the 58 aboard perished with at least three Americans among the dead. El Al offered no official word on Bulgarian Fire, while Greece notes the crash site near Macedonia.
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Call for early foreign ministers meeting with Communist China
Senator George renews push for an early foreign ministers conference with Communist China to ease Far East tensions. He cites Dulles remarks on Genava talks and urges direct talks with Chou En-lai for progress. Sheriff deputies report 19 year old Jackson Broshear linked to cafe robbery. four older suspects sought. Broshear admits involvement in two other robberies. about 7000 stolen. Dulles says talks in Geneva hinge on Peiping willingness to abandon force and accept a cease fire in the Formosa Strait.
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United States
Girl Circling Globe Aims at 107 Hours
Susan Bryant flew into Rome then Cay and left after a brief lunch as part of a round the world attempt. The 21 year old travels with a crew, aiming to beat a 106 hour 55 minute jet age record. She started in Paris and Rome then Beirut and plans Tokyo.
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Soviet Leaders to Visit Britain Next Spring
London announced that Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Communist Party chief Nikita Khrushchev will visit Britain in the spring. Prime Minister Eden told the House of Commons the trip follows Geneva talks. Eden said the Geneva meetings stressed personal relations to ease Cold War tensions and noted that Europe’s security hinges on German reunification while U.S. and Russia should consider aerial surveys of each other’s bases.
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Europe
U S GIs in Austria Will Be Withdrawn
The Defense Department announced that allied forces in Austria including about 5,000 American troops will be withdrawn in June under the new Austrian peace treaty. Many will be redeployed to Italy and join NATO forces there.
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Weather: Night and morning low clouds prevail
A calm forecast notes night and morning low clouds with hazy afternoons. Expect little temperature change across the period, with steady overall conditions and light winds.
Eisenhower open to overflight by peaceful foreign planes
President Eisenhower said he would allow peaceful foreign planes to fly over U S areas to carry out the Geneva proposal for exchange of military blueprints and inspections, contingent on Russia matching the offer. He stressed Geneva gains but offered no new peace prospects, and noted uncertainty on a U S Red China ministerial meeting. He also discussed Dixon Yates financing, SEC testimony, and the military reserves bill, calling some congressional actions thoughtless.
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New York
Eisenhower delays Talbott decision as probe ends
President Eisenhower withholds judgment on Harold E. Talbott’s future until the Senate inquiry ends. Talbott announces his resignation from a management firm tied to his Air Force tenure. Gov. George M. Craig of Indiana eyed for post if investigation ends without proof of wrongdoing. Weather shifts bring heat relief later in the day as a cool air mass moves southeast.
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Bare Soviet Air Bases Off Alaska
Chicago pumped a record 1.783 billion gallons of water amid a 99 degree heat wave, while Albuquerque faced floods and governors declared emergencies. Temperatures surged across the Midwest and Plains, with Lincoln Nebraska hitting 105 and Milwaukee 102 as Sioux City logged 102. The piece also discusses Siberian air bases, U S defense gaps, and calls for peaceful Russian actions along the Alaska frontier amid air maneuvers and a Navy plane incident.
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Girl Writes Ike and Seeks Signal at Train Crossing
Hillsboro Ohio a nine year old Pamela Muff appealed to President Eisenhower after her father James Huff was killed at a railroad crossing near Moraine City. The ICC and Ohio Public Utilities Commission planned an inquiry into installing warning signals despite railroad opposition.
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House Rejects Eisenhower's Highway Plan
The House voted 184 to 178 to reject President Eisenhower's multi billion dollar road program funded by long term bonds. The plan faced possible reversal in the Senate but signaled likely defeat for the President's option as Congress moved toward the Democratic proposal financed by added automotive taxes over 16 years. The GOP plan favored bonds and future tax receipts while the Fallon bill sought pay as you go with higher fuel taxes and vehicle-related levies.
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