Western foreign ministers set for New York meeting
The State Department announced a June 16 gathering in New York of Britain’s Harold MacMillan, France’s Antoine Pinay, and U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles to align on mutual interests ahead of a broader summit with Russia. The talks precede a San Francisco session with Molotov and a July 18 Geneva top-level conference.
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Dulles Questions Big Four Summit Impact
Secretary of State Dulles warned the forthcoming Big Four summit may not ease tensions. He urged patience, noting more than words and meetings are needed to justify relaxing security policies. He spoke to the University of South Carolina class about maintaining strong national unity and security while aiming for progress.
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UPI
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University of South Caroelima
Eisenhower
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Britain
France
United States
Geneva
Radiation concerns debunked by Strauss in Atlantic City speech
PI-Lewis S. Strauss, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, said claims that atomic tests poison the air and doom future generations are irresponsible. He cited that overall radiation from tests is only a fraction of natural background and comparable to a single chest X-ray, and warned of greater civilian danger only in full-scale nuclear war.
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Atlantic City
Lewis P. Sirauss
Chaimen
Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Antral Meelan
Great Britain
Escaped jail inmate sought after weekend crime spree
Authorities hunted a jail escapee suspected in a spree that included kidnapping three people and attempting to rob three homes. Victims include Gertrude Lapworth of Alhambra who drove with the gunman after being abducted in San Gabriel. Suspect tied to Chino prison escape claim and targeted homes in San Gabriel, Monterey Park, Rosemead, Temple City, and North San Gabriel.
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Grnsyman
Gertrude M. Lapworth
San Gabriel
Lapworth
Alhambra
Chino
Carlos Berry
Flor
Iuscatel Ave
Valley Bivd
Jack E. Griffin
Monterey Park
Marilyn Post Vanderbush
Rosemead
Kelly
George Bettinger
Temple City
Bettinger
Malla Gordon
Youth Seizes Two Police and a Doctor in Los Angeles
A 13 year old mental hospital patient abducted two police officers and a woman physician Sunday night in Los Angeles. Harold Cole waited at Dr Anne Zinsser’s home and forced the trio into a police car with a .1 gauge shotgun. He led them toward Braewood Sanitarium in South Pasadena and held them for over an hour until an officer grabbed the gun during a distraction.
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Los Angeles
Harold Cole
Anne Zinsser
Cole
Zinsser
Braewood Sanitarium
South Pasadena
Japan Near Accord on Salvage of Manila Bay Wrecks
Ambassador Felina Navi said Manila and Tokyo are nearing a salvage accord for ships sunk in Manila Bay during World War II. The Philippine negotiator said Japan will cut salvage costs from 114 to 92.34 dollars per ton, with the amount deducted from Japan’s reparations payment.
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Manila
Reds Trail Badly in Italy Vote
In Palermo Sicily UPI reports the island's regional assembly election showing the Christian Democrats leading with 369,377 votes to 199,794 for the Communists while the Socialists led by Pietro Nenni had 87,346. Turnout nears 2.4 million. 86.89 percent of eligible voters cast ballots. The result is watched as a gauge of national political currents.
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Sicily
UPI
Regional Assembly
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Christian Democrat Party
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Pietro Nenni
Democratic Center
Miew Ttaly
Sister-in-Law Jailed After Soldier Slain
Mrs. Lillian E. James, 28, was jailed on suspicion of murder after admitting she shot her brother-in-law, Lionel Campbell, 24, a Fort Ord medic, in front of their home. She said the shooting followed accusations of infidelity against his wife.
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Lionel Campbell
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James
Campbell
Peron Keeps Firm Stand Against Church Reform Fight
Buenos Aires reports President Juan Peron remains determined to push through reform by sidelining Catholic opposition. The article notes mounting tensions as Peron pursues change despite resistance from church leaders and supporters.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
House Member to Seek to Put More U.S. Help on Loan Basis
Rep. Vorys of Ohio pledges House action to increase foreign aid on loans, tie strings to aid for Yugoslavia after Tito's talks with Kremlin leaders, amid Hoover Commission and Senate objections. The push accompanies consideration of Eisenhower's 3.34 billion dollar foreign aid plan for the new fiscal year. The Hoover Commission urges continued outright grants for unrepayable nations, while Vorys cites Hoover’s 1937 view that repayment obligations improve recipient nations. The commission also proposes savings through streamlined overseas operations and cautions against funding nonindustrial projects, with a shift of some overseas work into regular government units.
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Maybe It Was Santa Wife's, Hic, in Chimney
Charleston police report a man told firemen his wife was trapped in a chimney near their apartment. Fire crews tore bricks and lumber to access the space, then learned the chimney may not be connected to the unit. The wife entered from church and criticized the disturbance.
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Hersman R. Berkman
Boeen
Boston Names New Christian Science Church Leader
Mrs. Gertrude M. Eiseman of Boston was named president of The First Church of Christ, Scientist, succeeding William R. Knox at the Mother Church annual meeting. About 7,500 Christian Scientists attended the session, marking decades of service in the Christian Science movement.
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Church of Christ, Scientist
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New York City
Sheen
Christian Science Movement
Form for abdominal belt exposure at Long Beach Orthopedic Service
A fragment from Long Beach Orthopedic Service offers abdominal belt or support wear. Details reference address 272 Pacitle Ave and mention patient experience, with unclear terms and no clear date or outcome. The readable text lacks structured facts.
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Senate leader appeals to House on reserve bill clash
Senate Majority Leader Johnson urges the House to pass the military reserve bill amid a dispute over racial segregation provisions. The measure backs Eisenhower aims, while Vinson seeks to shelve it after an amendment to bar segregation in reserve and national guard units. Johnson says the issue has been settled by courts and agencies and urges avoiding threats to national existence.
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