Khrushchev Signals Potential Warsaw Pact Shakeup
U S officials view a possible Khrushchev move to end Warsaw Pact or withdraw troops from Eastern Europe as part of East West talks ahead of the Paris summit opening May 16. He may threaten Berlin style issues while seeking progress on nuclear test bans and disarmament.
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Washington
Moscow
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
State Department
Sovie
Europe
Soviet Union
Paris
Supreme Soviet
East Germany
Berlin
Eisenhower
Floods In NE Brazil Widen Dam Crisis
In northeast Brazil floods spread covering over twice Texas area. Officials report 32 deaths as engineers work to save the Banabuiu earthen dam near Oros from three swollen rivers. Rain eased upstream and warnings reduced fatalities while hundreds of thousands, many farmers, are homeless.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Texas
Banaguia
Oros
Banabuiu
Beverly Aadland Debuts as Singer in Hollywood Club
Beverly Aadland, 17, Errol Flynn’s former protégée, made her singing debut before a full Hollywood club crowd. She sang standards and did a Keely Smith and Louis Prima impression, earning several encores after a postponed Wednesday night opening due to a work permit delay.
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Hollywood
Beverly Aadland
Errol Flynn
Louis Prima
Keely Smith
Glimpse Inside Bean Hollow From Local Page Feature
Journal reporter Carl Thomas explores Bean Hollow in a cautious on scene visit. He finds curiosity and suspicion rather than violence as residents share stories and photos. The full local feature page presents life in the enigmatic community with interviews and imagery.
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Journal
Carl Thomas
Bean Hollow
Tiros I makes its 19th pass over Monmouth center
The Tiros I satellite completed its 19th orbit, 4580 miles high, as ground crews at Monmouth, NJ and Kaena Point, Hawaii, operated the control center to receive and process cloud cover imagery. The 12 minute contact did not disclose the actual photographs taken.
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Tiros I
Kaena Point
Hawaii
Tiros
United States
America
Monmouth Center
Negroes Quit Classes In Protest At Southern University
Police cracked down on Negro pickets in Marshall Texas as six students were arrested for rioting after a sit-in protest. In Baton Rouge Louisiana about 1000 Southern University students walked out to protest racial discrimination.
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Associated Press
Marsnail
Tex
Negro Southern University
Baton Rouge
Marshall
Southern University
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Frankfort
Kentucky
Mamie Eisenhower Hosts Record GOP Women Tea at White House
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower opened a four day spring Republican women’s conference with a tea in five shifts at the White House. The unprecedented event drew 1,697 GOP women delegates for a face to face greeting with the First Lady.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
White House
Tension Holds In South Africa
Demonstrations against apartheid continued in Cape Town and Paarl, with police and military enforcing a state of emergency. Protesters burned pass books and faced cordons around Nyanga and Langa where about 20,000 residents live. A white sailor killed a Negro infant during a cordon incident and protests against pass laws persisted amid mass arrests of leaders.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
Paarl
U. N. Security Council
Nyanga
Langa
UN Chief Confers On Race Trouble
Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold met with South Africa's UN envoy Bernardus Fourie less than a day after the Security Council urged South Africa to end racial segregation. No details were disclosed as private talks were cited, though aides said there was no consultation on the basis of the Council's resolution.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
South
Hammarskjold
U. N
Khrushchev De Gaulle Hold Talks Keep German Peace In Play
Premier Khrushchev and President De Gaulle wrap up Rambouillet discussions still divided on Germany yet united that disarmament is the era’s key issue. A communique and Khrushchev news conference urge peaceful settlement of disputes. Khrushchev signals possible delay on a German peace treaty to favor quick Paris summit.
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Preston Grover
PARIS
Nikita Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Germany
Khrushchev
East Germany
Berlin
Washington
State Department
United States
West Berlin
de Gaulle
Europe
Rambouillet Chateau
France
Soviet Union
Khurshchev
Deputy Red Faced By Radar In Toledo
Eugene Nusbaum of the Lucas County sheriff's office issued 25 tickets in a school zone before discovering his radar gun overcounted speeds by 10 mph. He asked County Judge June Ridenour to dismiss the citations after motorists complained.
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Toledo
Ohio
Eugene Nusbaum
Lucas County
Census Taker Has It Made at Sing Sing Prison
OSSINING N Y AP There are 1771 men living at 354 Hunter St Ossining and when the 1960 census taker comes around he will find them all at home Number 354 Hunter St is Sing Sing Prison.
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Ossining
N.Y
Hunter St
Sing Sing
Survivor recalls deadly B47 crash and survivors
Little Rock Arkansas AP reports 1st Lt. Thomas G. Smoak survived a burning B47 bomber explosion that killed three crew members and two civilians. Smoak suffered serious burns to hands and face after his ejector seat failed and the aircraft broke up in the dawn crash. He described a sudden left turn and a thud before chaos, then escaping into the cool air.
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Thomas G. Smoak
Smoak
Elizabeth
Herbert Aldridge
Symington urges recognizing Red China in policy debate
Len M Symington a Democratic candidate argued that the United States harms itself by not recognizing Communist China. He warned against excluding Red China from nuclear test ban talks and said closer ties are needed. He referenced Ohio Democratic leaders backing Kennedy and drew a metaphor about asking for a date.
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Cleveland
Len Stuart Symington
D-Mo
China
Symington
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Students Await Decisions In Colorful Science Exhibits
Two seven mile girls discuss evolution of soap exhibit created by Diana Foutz as Nancy Flick looks on. Open house runs today from 1 to 4. Walter Mischley demonstrates human body parts to Alan Holcomb using a skeleton model at Springhill School. Competition spanned seven categories.
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Seven Mile
Diana Foutz
Nancy Flick
Walter Mischley
Alan Holcomb
Springhill School
Walter
Journal
Weith
Douglas Bauman
Seven Mile School
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