Grace Kelly Marries Monaco Ruler in Civil Ceremony
Grace Kelly, an American film star from Philadelphia, wed Prince Rainier III of Monaco in a civil ceremony in the throne room, with religious rites to follow. The Riviera wedding drew dignitaries like Conrad Hilton and ex-King Farouk, amid royal preparations, public interest, and reported jewel thefts among guests.
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Prince Rainier
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Prince
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Hollywood
Morgan Hudgins
M-G-M
Kelly Party
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Riviera
Conrad Hilton
Eisenhower
Nice
White House
Egypt
Farouk
Rome
Metropole
Maree Pamp
St. Charles Cathedral
Palace
Fernand D’allieres
International Radiophoto
Reds Urge Settlement In Mideast
The Soviet Union called on Israel and the Arab states to settle their conflicts on a basis acceptable to both sides. A Foreign Ministry statement issued ahead of Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev’s England talks said Russia would join others to seek a UN backed solution and support actions to strengthen peace in Palestine. It urged restraint along the UN frontier and better conditions for hundreds of thousands of Arab refugees.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Israel
Foreign Ministry
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
England
Russia
Middle East
United Nations
Palestine
U.N
Utah Governor Refuses Federal Income Tax Payment
Utah Governor J Bracken Lee withholds federal income tax payment arguing it is unconstitutional for the U S government to allocate taxpayers funds to foreign nations He plans a court test seeking a declaratory judgment while attorney briefs are prepared and a possible Supreme Court challenge looms The governor filed a January return but did not send money on earnings beyond his $10000 salary with the amount from other investments undisclosed
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Utah
J. Bracken Lee
Lee
U.S
Supreme Court
Treasury
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Negroes Begin Classes Again In Hillsboro
In Hillsboro Ohio elementary schools resumed normal operation after a two year segregation dispute. Eleven Black students were graded into Webster Washington School while seven others did not enroll as parents questioned fairness of tests conducted by the state education department. The case reached the Supreme Court which upheld an appellate order for immediate integration.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Webster - Washington
State Department of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Webster-Washington
Cole Cancels Atlanta Show Over Fear of Trouble
Nat King Cole canceled a Atlanta appearance after telling promoter B B Beamon he would not perform for a million dollars. Beamon said Cole feared potential trouble despite assurances of police protection from Atlanta Chief Herbert Jenkins. Cole cited past attack by six white men on stage in Birmingham and said he is not in shape to endure such an ordeal again.
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Atlanta
Nat King Cole
B. B. Beamon
Birmingham
Ala
Beamon
Cole
Cookies Tame For This Kid
Riverside story about two year old Jerry Leighton receiving a hospital meal of rusty nails washed down with gasoline after an emergency. X rays revealed the nails surprising everyone except his mother Betty Leighton who said her son has a tremendous appetite. Jerry left the hospital asking for a cookie.
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Riverside
Calif
Jerry Leighton
Jerry
Betty Leighton
Eisenhower soil bank plea meets cool reception by Democrats
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve a soil bank plan to pay farmers to take land out of production, proposing up to 1.5 billion dollars in subsidies and immediate initial payments. Key Democrats in Congress signaled doubt about overridden veto prospects as the House debates the farm bill.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Soil Bank
Soil Bank Act
White House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
House
Rayburn
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Paul M. Butler
Averell Harriman
New York
Reds Visit Means Work For Police
London police staged a last minute dress rehearsal of security for Soviet Premier Bulganin and Communist party chief Khrushchev during their 10 day official British tour. Scotland Yard prepared for potential anti Soviet protests and assassinations with room checks and extensive building searches around Claridges Hotel where the pair stay in a 50 room suite.
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Scotland Yard
Buganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Yard
Claridges Hotel
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Ord
Thonikidze
Moscow Radio
England
Robert Burns
Young Dystrophy Poster Boy Dies
Raymond Waller, 19, featured on National Muscular Dystrophy Research Foundation posters since 1950, died in Port Arthur Texas after pneumonia. He weighed 35 pounds at his death and was the adopted son of Mrs Louise Waller.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Raymond Waller
National
Muscular Dystrophy Research Foundation
Louise Waller
Showers Tonight and Cooler in Miami Valley
A low pressure system near James Bay brings a mid April cool spell to the Miami Valley. Forecasters expect mostly cloudy cool and windy weather with light showers and possible snow flurries. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cool with a light freeze around 31. Wednesday should turn fair and cool with a high near 50. Middletown reported an unofficial high of 50 yesterday afternoon and a 37 degree low this morning. Rain and a touch of snow yesterday totaled 0.04 inches.
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James Bay
Canada
Miami Valley
Middletown
1,000 Miles An Hour Missile Plane Delights Crowd
Palmdale Calif AP The Lockheed F104A Starfighter flew over 1,000 mph in public tests, a speed secret, with two models shown including XF104 and F104A. Gen Twining and Lockheed officials praised it as a historic step in supersonic flight and air superiority. The plane’s missile like design features very short wings.
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Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Herman R. (Fish) Salmon
Robert E. Gross
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Otto P. Weyland
Tactical Air Command
Weyland
Tractor Tragedy Claims Darke County Farmer
John Bozarth aged 38 died in a farm accident near Greenville Darke County when his tractor overturned pinning him underneath it on his farm six miles south of Fort Recovery. The incident occurred Monday authorities said.
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Greenville
Ohio
John Bozarth
Darke County
Fort Recovery
Traffic Cop For Planes Is Unveiled
An electronic traffic cop by Avco Manufacturing will guide landings at a rate of 120 planes per hour. The memory system sets safe heading altitude and speed as planes enter radar scope, handling 14 at a time before the airport control takes over two miles from touchdown. The production model will be tested this summer after prior Air Force tests at Clinton County AFB in 1952-53.
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Cincinnatio
Avco
Air Force
Clinton County Air Force Base
Wilmington
Industrial School Chief Appointed in Lancaster
T Lyston Fultz, 53, named superintendent of the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster Ohio. He has held the temporary post since April 1955 after Col Harold L Hays left to become Ohio director of selective service. Fultz previously served as assistant superintendent of the BIS.
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Columbus
Ohio
T. Lyston Fultz
Lancaster
Fultz
Harold L. Hays
Selective Service
BIS
Kefauver Seeks to Upset New Jersey Primary
Estes Kefauver faces a familiar battle with the state Democratic machine as New Jersey voters pick 72 delegates to the national convention. Kefauver campaigned six days, drawing crowds and urging voters to decide their own preferences, condemning bossism and warning that giving Meyner delegates is a blank check.
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Newark
N.J. P
New Jersey
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Democraic
Kefauver
GOP
Eisenhower
Meyner
Jeresey Convention
Yugov Named New Bulgarian Boss
BELGRADE Yugoslavia The Bulgarian Parliament named Anton Yugov the new Communist premier to succeed Vulko Chervenkov who was accused by his associates of practicing Stalin like one man rule Yugov 62 a former tobacco worker and oldest member of the Bulgarian Communist Party Politburo was elected after Parliament accepted Cherven kov s resignation.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Anton Yugov
Vulko
Wolf) Chervenkov
Yugov
Chervenkov
Murder Attempt On Mendes France Foiled in Rabat
Two Frenchmen were arrested early today and charged with attempting to murder former Premier Pierre Mendes France. They were seized by a police guard at the French residency after entering the residency bedroom about 1 a.m. Mendes France had left for Paris six hours earlier.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hammarskjold Opens Talks in Jerusalem With Israel Chiefs
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived from Lebanon for talks with Premier David Ben-Gurion and Israeli leaders. The mission seeks cease-fire terms and Egypt’s Suez Canal shipping restrictions amid border violence reports.
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Hammarskjold
Lebanon
Middle East
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Tel Aviv
David Ben-Gurion
Moshe Sharett
Edson L. M. Burns
U. N. Armistice Commission
Beirut
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.N
Ben-Gurion
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