Tito Says Red Split Won't Occur Again
Moscow greets Tito with a huge welcome as Yugoslav leader enters the capital to renew fraternal ties. Molotov steps down as foreign minister after a long tenure while Shepilov is named his successor, signaling potential rapprochement and continued Soviet leadership.
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Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Sosialeign
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Kremlin
Stalin
Moscow
Nehru
India
Foreign Ministry
Molotov
Smolenskaya Square
Shepilov
Charles. E. Bohlen
Nikolai Bul Ranin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Belgrade
Bulgarin
Khrushchev
IM8
Pravda
Cominform
Erik Braadland
Norway
Death March Marine Drill Instructor Released From Confinement
At Parris Island a Marine drill instructor overseeing a disciplined night march that led to six recruit deaths has been freed from confinement. Sgt. Matthew B. McKeon awaits a court martial for manslaughter and drunken conduct, with the May 44 trial date moved to July 14 and his status shifted to restriction in lieu of arrest.
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Parris Island
C. Gi
Marine Corps
Matthew B. McKeon
McKeon
Thief Attacks Nurse at City Church Rectory
A burglar attacked a nurse attending a sick priest at the Church of St Paul the Apostle in Manhattan, dragging the nurse and slashing her with bruises before escaping. Grace McLean, 59, was hospitalized with cuts to head and body as police identified the assailant as Jones, a 28 year old from Columbus Circle. The incident also involved a manhunt after the attacker fled through a third floor window. In Washington, Soviet embassy clerk Mikheev and three other officials were reported to have sought military information, with Mikheev leaving Washington on leave for Russia. Congress questioned the case as the State Department noted no action yet.
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New York
UPI
Manhattan
Sa & Jones
Grace McLean
Nuirse
Eharch
St. Paull Fort
Apostle
Theman
Father's Church
Jas Cooper Jones
Columbus Circle
Washington
Vladimir Petrovich
Mikheev
Gloves
Russia
State Department
U.S
Wes Sidney Hatkin
Air Force Statistician
Hatkin
FBI
United States
Richard S. Cutter
Arlington
Defense Dei
Robert W. Davis
Medical Museum
Armed Forces
Waltzer
House Committee On UN
Truce Meet Monday At Panmunjom In Korea
U N command agrees to pay a request by a North Korean Communist to hold a meeting of the Joint Military Armistice Commission on Monday at Panmunjom Korea.
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Panmuniom
Korea
U. N
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Rampaging River Threatens Oregon Towns and Dikes
Flood warnings spread across 42 communities along the lower Columbia as the river rose, threatening to breach dikes built after the 1948 disaster. Twenty four hour patrols, sandbagging, and evacuations in Rainier and nearby districts aim to shield towns and the Portland Air Force Base, with officials warning the crest could push toward critical levels if water reaches 28 feet.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia
Columbia Basin
Vancouver
Vanport
Oregon State Board of Health
Portland Air Force Base
McChord Field
Washington
Rainier
Oregon
Censorship Imposed on Brazil Radio and TV
In Rio de Janeiro the government ordered censorship of Brazil’s radio and television stations amid an economic political crisis declared by President Juscelino Kubitschek. O Globo was shut down during an opposition congressman's broadcast after he said police beat him while meeting students about riots.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
O Globo
Kubitschek
Wasn't Loitering-Just Couldn't Move
Hamilton Ohio police arrested Tom Smith aged 35 on a charge of feltering but in jail officers pondered if he weighed down. A pocket search revealed nails staples screws springs iron washers rope tape wrenches and other items weighing 714 pounds in total.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Tom Smith
Oxford
Jesse Jones Dies at 82 Headed RFC Leader Remembered
A memorial of Jesse Jones, longtime head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, who died at 82 after a throat infection led to hospitalization. Tributes from Eisenhower Nixon Hoover Truman highlighted his public service and wartime leadership, with remarks noting his rise from poverty to national influence. The RFC figure left Texas roots, chaired the RFC, and clashed with Henry Wallace before a government reorganization. Funeral is planned in Houston.
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Commerce
AEC
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Wallace
Board of Economic Warfare
RFC
Washington
Eisenhower
Jesse H. Jones
South
Nixon
Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New York
Hoover
Jesse Jones
Salzburg
Austria
Harry S. Truman
Mr. Jones
Reconstruciion Finance Corporation
Chotiner Fees Inquiry Expands Against Clients
A White House statement denied improper conduct as a subcommittee probes Roy C. Chotiner. Testimony and letters reveal Chotiner resisting detailed reports on government-involved cases since 1953, citing ethical concerns. Investigators, led by McClellan, may press further with California and national clients amid broader scrutiny.
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North American Airlines
California Central Airlines
White House
Subcommittee
Chotiner
McClellan
California
Boy Finds Mother Dead in Refrigerator
A 14 year old Boston boy returned home for dinner Friday, opened the refrigerator door and found his mother Mary Balzarini 32 frozen body inside. Police say it was an apparent suicide with a note reading I can't take it any more. The boy Paul alarmed ran from the house.
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Boston
Mary T. Balzarini
Paul
French Forces Target Mountain Rebels in Algerian War
Dispatches report French troops trench the rebel triangle east of Lafayette with Mistral jets diving on positions. Rebels attacked Philippeville injuring two and wounding eight before security forces killed 12. In Mila area near Constantine French forces say they killed 30 rebels while Algiers police raided MNA leaders and activists.
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Lafayette
Soumman
Grand Kayblie
Philippeville
Eeee
Constantine
Mila
Algiers
National Algerian Movement
MNA
Hospital Saves Leg From Amputation
A Seattle businessman arrived at St. John's Hospital expecting the loss of his left leg but was discharged fully recovered after five weeks of treatment to stave off infection following a blood clot. Dr. R E Lindeman Aaberg and staff saved the limb and Greenfield donated sun deck chairs to the hospital as thanks.
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Sana Monica
Seattle
St. John’s “Hospital
Lewis J. Greenfield
R. E. Lindeman Aaberg
Greenfield
Do You Agree The Magic Of First Love Ends
Fractured fragment presents a literary line about first love and ignorance of its end attributed to Benjamin Bigraell with stray labels and garbled credits. The readable text hints at a novelist or essayistic voice and a dated literary vibe.
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Benjamin Bigraell
Fateaman
Tod
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