Peace mission on track Hammarskjold says
Dag Hammarskjold reports progress in the Middle East peace effort after four days of talks in Jerusalem with Israeli leaders and Cairo with Egyptian officials. He plans to visit Jordan and Syria next week to press for cease fire pledges while Arab leaders gather in Jidda to discuss a military pact. The on the ground border incidents continue amid disputes over cease fire and cross border fire in the Gaza Strip. Premier Abdullah Al Yafi and Salim Lahoud in Beirut indicate readiness to accept proposals to ease tensions.
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Bank Accounts For Missing Woman Found
Two Chicago bank accounts totaling $20,000 opened in the name of missing Los Angeles woman Mrs. Evelyn Throsby Scott were opened last February with certified checks. The accounts at Loop banks have remained dormant. Her husband, L Ewing Scott, says she has not been heard from since May last year. her fortune is about $600,000, largely Milwaukee real estate.
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Red Protest Over Tests Baseless and Rejected
Washington reports that Russia's protest against upcoming American H-bomb tests in the Pacific is considered old and baseless. Officials say the issue was discussed in the United Nations Trusteeship Council with no support for Russia. The note arrived via translation and was treated as a routine diplomatic inquiry.
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Autherine Lucy to Wed Sunday in Dallas
Miss Autherine Lucy, 26, who fought to enter the University of Alabama and faced expulsion, will marry Rev. H. C. Foster, 27, a Butler College student minister from Tyler, Texas, at St. John's Baptist Church in Dallas. Lucy says she will live in Texas but will continue her legal fight to reenter the university.
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Fourth Entombed Miner Hunted Three Rescued
Sunnyside Utah rescue teams freed three miners trapped by a cave in at Kaiser Coal mine three miles southeast of Salt Lake City. Joseph Otterstrom, foreman, aged 58, remains missing three miles inside the tunnel as rescuers search for signs of life.
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Red Leaders Gain Ground In Britain
In London Khrushchev and Bulganin press a coexistence message to Britain. They aim to ease Cold War tensions during a tight schedule that includes Harwell, Oxford, Chequers, and a Windsor audience. British opinion notes their press success despite muted official responses.
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Princeton Won’t Interfere With Hiss Invitation
Princeton University trustees vote to stay hands off a student group invitation to Alger Hiss. They also condemn the competing invitation by the American Whig Philosophical Society to the convicted perjurer for a speech on April 26. Governor Meyner and President Dodds attended as nonvoting ex officio members.
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Dayton Woman Faces Charge of Maiming
Mrs Mary Lucy Bryant aged 36 is held on a maiming charge after police say she threw a caustic mixture containing lye on her husband in their Dayton home during an argument. Doctors report Edward A Bryant, 41, may lose his sight and voice.
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Helen Hayes Husband Charles MacArthur Dies in New York
Charles MacArthur, 60, playwright and screenwriter and husband of actress Helen Hayes, died today at New York Hospital after battles with nephritis and severe anemia. He co authored The Front Page with Ben Hecht and also wrote The Scoun- for film.
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Taly Looks To Sea For Newlyweds
Portofino hosts Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III as a yacht sighting fuels speculation they will return to the glamour coast. Italian carabinieri in parade dress watch for Deo Juvante II while Capri hotels prepare suites and Naples police bolster Capri port authority. Grace’s mother and sister depart Portofino for Venice amid talk of plans to rearrange the palace furnishings when returning to the United States next fall.
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Queen Elizabeth II Quietly Marks 30th Birthday at Windsor
Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her 30th birthday with a private family gathering at Windsor Castle. The royal observance emphasized discretion as the monarch reached a milestone in the company of relatives.
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Elizabeth II
Windsor Castle
Wedding Day Here For Miss Truman Simple Rite
Miss Margaret Truman and Clifton Daniel Jr. wed at Trinity Episcopal Church Independence Missouri. The ceremony followed a quiet day with family close friends and press invited. The couple will honeymoon in Nassau for two weeks after a reception at the Truman home. Margaret carries a prayer book from her grandmother and wears inherited and borrowed items with a Venetian lace gown designed by Nicol Fonatana.
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Kansas City
John Horton
Los Angeles
John Snyder
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Godfrey and Friends to End TV Run in July
CBS-TV announced Arthur Godfrey will discontinue his Wednesday night variety show Arthur Godfrey and His Friends after the July 25 telecast to lighten his workload. The network also will drop Jack Paar and Robert Q. Lewis daily half hour TV shows as of May 25.
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Hollywood
Rebel Union Leader Feted At Banquet
Detroit hosts a $100-a-plate testimonial dinner for James R. Hoffa, ninth vice president of the Teamsters, drawing 2,800 guests. Net proceeds of $265,000 will fund a children's home in Israel on a 25acre Jerusalem tract. Sponsors included Harold J. Gibbons and Joel Goldblatt, amid Hoffa’s recent criticism from congressional probes.
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Germantown Boy Wins First Prize in Engineering
Two Middletown High School students shared in Southwestern Ohio Science Awards at the University of Cincinnati. Jerry Wetzel won a $2,000 scholarship for his engineering exhibit Uranium to Electricity, while Charles Whiteman earned a $500 scholarship for third place in soil rehabilitation in chemistry. The event awarded $14,000 in scholarships to 16 local students, with funding from Armco Steel Corp. and several Cincinnati firms.
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General Motors Corp
Jane Himmelmann
Brenda Baumegartner
Cincinnati
Mother of Mercy High School
Judy Wesselman
Rose Marie Behrens
Roger Boge
Dale Brown
Dayton Stivers High School
Democrats Top Men In Tight Races Rally And Fundraiser
Democrats in Washington stage a party rally and a $100 plate dinner as Kefauver campaigns in Oregon. Stevenson headlines an ASNE luncheon while Harriman remains an unofficial candidate hopeful. Rayburn and Barkley to lead tonight’s event in memory of Woodrow Wilson. Truman absent for daughter Margaret's wedding in Independence. Kefauver targets Oregon farm issues and vows a bipartisan foreign policy if president. Dulles signals nonpartisan aims in foreign policy.
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Macy's Reaches Strike Agreement After 29-Hour Mediation
Macy's department stores and 8000 striking workers reached a contract after a 29 hour mediation. The deal awaits ratification by the RWDSU union members. A union spokesman said a meeting is not set, and picketing continues today while workers decide when to return. The announcement came from Thomas L Norton, NYU commerce dean and mayoral citizen committee chair.
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Playboy Found Innocent Of Slaying Unknown Man
SULPHUR Oklahoma David Fred Hagler Jr a 38 year old Fort Worth playboy was acquitted by a district court jury of murder in the death of an unidentified man found in a burning station wagon on a mountain road near Davis more than 18 months ago The 11 man 1 woman panel deliberated over five hours before the verdict The state had sought life in prison alleging a $300 000 life insurance plot Hagler formerly earned about 23000 a year as an asphalt salesman Jurors cited uncertainty over whether the victim was alive when the car burned and a key witness testimony was reviewed The state presented 43 witnesses and 64 exhibits charging Hagler with insurance schemes and identity fraud
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