France and Chou En Lai Meet in Bern for Indochina Peace Talks
French Premier Mendes France and Chinese Premier Chou En Lai held a two hour private discussion in Bern on Indo china peace prospects at Geneva. Both leaders expressed hope for progress at the Geneva conference and Chou agreed to return if needed to assist talks. Chou planned to proceed to New Delhi for talks with Nehru before returning to Peiping.
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Geneva
Indochina
New Delhi
Wehru
Peiping
Cason
Chau
France
Southeast Asia
Che
Mendes-France
Jean Chauvel
India
Geneve
Bern
Paris
Linn
An Ary
Funeral Rites Set for Television Commentator Don Hollenbeck
New York funeral notices set rites for CBS television news commentator Don Hollenbeck who died by his own hand in his apartment. Service will be in Campbell Funeral Home chapel conducted by Dr John Bell with private burial. Agent Johan Gude cited long illness from stomach ulcers and hospital visits. Hollenbeck, ex-newspaperman and AP picture editor, leaves wife and two daughters. first wife and daughter reside in Nebraska.
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New York
CBS
Don Hollenbeck
Uoon
Campbell Funeral Homie
John Bell
Church of the Incarnation
Johan Gude
Hollenbeck
Associated Press
Nebraska
Hospital Mixup Leads to Wrong Surgery Lawsuit
Sgt. Virgil F. Barron filed a 103000 damage suit against St Francis Hospital in Lymwood and Drs John W. Leacy and Merwin Chappel. He says he entered for a hemorrhoid operation but was mistaken for another patient awaiting ulcer surgery. a five inch abdominal incision was made before identity was discovered and the procedure halted.
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Angeles
Sherliff
St. Francis Hospital
Lymwood
Virgil F. Barron
John WH. Lesry
Merwin Chappel
Barron
Leacy
Hew
Mexican immigrant Roundups Move Across Major Cities
Immigrant roundup plans led by Gen. Joseph M. Swing aim to curb Mexican arrivals as authorities say thousands are already in major cities from Chicago to Seattle. Officials describe mobile task forces, with trucks planes and buses, to conduct cleanups and staged drives beginning June 11 to remove illegal entrants and resettle them.
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Sacramento
United States
Flo Grandé
Chicago
Buffalo
St.j
Alaska
Swing
California
Congress
Arizona
Milli Hollars
Knight
Jth Army
Mink Coat Perjurer in Prison
Merl Young, once an RFC official linked to the mink coat probe during the Truman era, begins a prison term for perjury in Tallahassee. He faces an indeterminate sentence of four months to five years, with a judge suggesting release after four months. His wife Lauretta, a White House staff stenographer, and their debt were highlighted during trial.
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Fig
E. Merl Youre
Truman
Federal Correctional Institution
Met
Young
UU. S. Marshal's
Homestead ,Jr
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Lauretta
White House
Washington
Senate
Gypsies Camp at Dallas Hospital for News on Injured Queen
About two dozen Gypsies camped on Methodist Hospital lawn in Dallas waiting for updates on 73 year old Rosie Evans who broke her ankle at a Dallas farmers market Friday night. Fellow tribesmen flooded hospital operators with calls while authorities say her condition is good. The crowd overflowed the lobby and settled on the lawn as vigil plans formed.
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Rosie
Dallas
Methodist Hospital
Queen
Rosie Evans
Demos Aid Congress Adjournment Drive
Democratic Senators join Republican effort to adjourn Congress by July 31 as Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson maintains it could stretch to August 15 for major immigration action. Senate sessions rumored to run late while Seoul fire devastates a district, leaving thousands homeless.
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Congress
Washington
Ite
Lyndon B. Johnson
D.-Tex
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Knowland
Call
Senate
Seoul
Korea
VPI
Tinderbox Black Market
Long Beach
Plant Pay Plan Refused by Atomic Workers
About 4,900 CIO production workers at Oak Ridge and Paducah rejected a 6 cent hourly raise proposed by the Presidents atomic energy labor relations panel. Oak Ridge locals planned a secret ballot strike vote while Paducah demanded power to strike. Meanwhile 4,500 AFL workers in two plants balloted on the same proposal. The CIO sought 21 cents, while the AFL asked 19 cents.
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Tenn
CIO
Paducah
President
Atomic Energy Labor Relations Panel
CTO United Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers Union
AFL
AFL Atomic Trades and Labor Council
Hiss Pension Bill Faces House Subcommittee Action
Washington chair Cretella predicts passage next week of a general bill denying civil service retirement benefits to federal workers convicted of felonies, with two bills aimed at Alger Hiss. Rep Dowdy agrees while administration officials warn retirement rights may be contractual and require legal resolve before drafting. Hiss, at Lewisburg Penitentiary, declines to comment on the hearings.
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Cretella
House
Civil Service
Alger Hiss
Congress
Rep
Dowdy
Texas
Hiss
State Department
Cretélia
Alger Hisscheld
Cretelle
Hisenhower
Budget Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Cretsila
Lewisburg
South Koreans Hail Revolt in Guatemala
Seoul officials praised the Guatemala anti Communist revolt as an expression of hatred for communism. Vice Minister Cho Chung Whan told newsmen he hoped people in other Communist satellite states would follow suit.
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Seoul
Jane South Oepean
Guatemala
Cho Chung Whan
Social Action Issue Before Church Meet
Congregational Christians from across the United States gathered in New Haven for a national meeting that could decide the fate of their Social Action agency. The session centers on how far church action should translate teachings into concrete economic and political solutions amid merger debates and autonomy concerns. Delegates from 557 congregations, 1.1 million members, and 42 thousand gains since the last meet discuss reform and a prospective merger with evangelical bodies.
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New Haven
Conn
UPI
Ray Gibbons
Council For Social Action
Yale University
Woolsey Hall
Council Istonomy
Floods in Japan Leave Dozens Dead Across Islands
Heavy rains during a 24 hour period triggered flash floods and landslides across Wakayama prefecture and other regions. Police counted at least 14 deaths with 137 in Wakayama, and 1,000 homes plus 300 acres of rice flooded. Rescue boats searched for missing fishing craft off the north coast.
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Tokyo
Wakayama
Kyoto
Pacific Ocean
Weather Bureau
Maritime Safety
Japan
Norwegian Storting approves EDC treaty extension
The Norwegian Storting approves extending NATO protection to West Germany as the European Defense Community becomes a reality. It authorized ratification of the supplementary protocol to the North Atlantic Treaty, with all NATO members except Denmark and Iceland already ratifying the amendment.
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Norway
Norewegien Storting
NATO
West Germany
European Defense Community
Storting
Denmark
Iceland
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