Britain and United States vow shared atomic submarine program
The United States agreed to aid Britain in building atomic submarines and sharing nuclear weapon secrets. Dulles pledged France help to acquire subs as Paris seeks to modernize its navy while Washington weighs whether France will pursue its own bomb and tests. Eisenhower signals a rapid British program and outlines a 10 year fuel and plant transfer for a submarine fleet.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Dulles
France
de Gaulle
Eisenhower
Paris
Gen. de Gaulle
Middle East
Russia
White House
U.S
Congress
Sron
Eisenhower Also Sent Along A Letter From Secretary of Defense
McElroy
Eisenhower Denies Miami Hotel Bill Accusation
The White House rejected claims that President Eisenhower and his party fled a Miami hotel without paying. A Tampa Tribune report alleged a $4,000 Roney Plaza bill. Eisenhower aides said about $1,500 was charged and disputed as including nonchargeable items.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Miami
Tampa, Fla
Tribune
Roney Plaza
A. B. Hermann
Republican National Committee
Haggerty
Soviet proposal for experts conference to curb nuclear surprises
The Soviet Union urged a conference of experts to devise ways to prevent surprise nuclear attacks. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles signaled cautious American support, hoping the discussions would aid decisions at an East West summit. Khrushchev presented the idea to Eisenhower in Washington.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
State Dulles
U.S
White House
National Security Council
Water Bill Signed By Eisenhower
President Eisenhower signed a compromise water bill authorizing federal water projects worth 1.56 billion dollars. The measure, largely for Army engineers, covers flood control beach erosion and power projects but carries no funding authority. Congress must appropriate funds before any work proceeds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Army
Ingrid Bergman Plans to Wed Swedish Producer When Legal
Ingrid Bergman confirms plans to marry Swedish theatrical producer Lars Schmidt when legally possible. She notes ongoing Italian annulment proceedings for Roberto Rossellini and says they will live in France after the marriage.
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Ingrid Bergman
Bddy Gilmore
London
Lars Schmidt
Associated Press
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Rossellini
Schmidt
Bergman
France
Ite Roberto
Mexico
Peter Lindstrom
East-West plan eyed to curb surprise attack risks
U.S. and British officials discuss a joint East West approach to inspection and supervision of testing to prevent surprise attacks. The note cites a proposal by the Soviet Union and Eisenhower’s earlier call for expert studies to resolve technical issues toward a regulated disarmament framework. Moscow signals mixed signals on inspection areas.
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Geneva
Dulles
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Snag Reported Hindering Release of Americans in Cuba
Havana dispatch says a diplomatic snag blocks freeing 45 North Americans still held by Cuban guerrillas in eastern Cuba. Castro signals possible reluctance to grant releases amid negotiations, while a few prisoners have been freed or relocated for potential later batches.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Oriente
Raul
Guantanamo
Associated Press
Bob Clark
U.S
Wollam
Earl E. T. Smith
Roach
Fulgencio
Batista
Sierra Maestra
Chuckle et al Ends Season With Mixed Nest Egg Tale
A lighthearted note hints that the final outcome of Chuckle et al. depends on the spouse chosen, suggesting fortunes rise or fall with the marriage. The quip frames luck as tied to a partner in a whimsical, dated tone.
Hoffa Plans Land Sea Air Union
Washington AP Hoffa announces a broad transport workers alliance to form a land sea air labor combine before summer. He says the pact is a union alliance to address common transportation problems and rejects claims of a monopoly. The signers include Curran of AFL CIO and Capt. William V Bradley of ILWU as transport unions seek unity.
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Washington
Teamsets
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters
Aflcio
Holla
Afl-Cio
Hood
Sleuthing Wife Tracks Down Second Wife in Bigamy Case
In Columbus Ohio police arrested Raymond R Anderson 37 for investigation of bigamy after his first wife Erma Anderson 34 exposed a second marriage. The case reveals Anderson left home June 11 to visit his parents, claimed an apartment elsewhere and that wife No 2 is Anne nan County Tennessee native JoAnn Sparks. Wife 1 vows legal action while wife 2 insists she will win him back.
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Columbus, Ohio
Mrs. Anderson
Erma Anderson
Anderson
Quaker City
Ohio
Annan County
Tenn
JoAnn Sparks
Sullivan County
Wife
Wife No
Columbus
Furnes Anderson
Goldfine Admits Cash Gifts To Washington Officials
Bernard Goldfine testified he gave $25 to $50 Christmas gifts to White House and other workers, with one official listed as Eugene T. Kinnaly who said no cash, only some foods. The House subcommittee noted gifts to Adams aides and others including four figure hospitality, amid probes into uncashed Goldfine checks and possible motives.
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Edmond LE Breton
Washington
Bernard Goldfine
White House
Goldfine
House Subcommittee
Francis X. McLaughlin
House
Eugene T. i.Kinnaly
John McCormack
Mass
Kinnaly
Adam
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Laura G. Sherman
Adams
Galaston
Helen Calle
Thomas E. Stephens
Eisenhower
Mary Ryan
House Commerce Committee
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
Lebanon Retakes Ainad Village After Counterattack
Pro government forces supported by 150 police and vigilantes retook Ainad village above Beirut in a counterattack backed by martial music. Four Irish UN observers, on the scene, watched from behind walls as rebels’ machine guns said to be Czech-made were captured. Leaders claim rebels receive large aid from the United Arab Republic and will present evidence to the UN.
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Beirut
Ainad
U.N
Czechoslovakia
United Arab Republic
Death Toll Forecast as July Fourth Holiday Begins
AP reports four deaths in the early hours of the Independence Day weekend with total toll predictions surpassing 406 deaths by midnight Sunday. NSC forecasts 45 million cars traveling 12 billion miles over the 78 hour period amid mixed weather and ongoing Memorial Day trends.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
NSC
Port Tampa Tanker Fire Endangers Gulf Deer at Port
A 72 foot oil tanker caught fire at Port Tampa City mooring, with 278 000 barrels of oil aboard. Firemen from several stations battled a blaze that lofted 50 to 70 foot flames while a second ship, the Gulf Deer, lay within 300 yards of storage tanks. The cause was undetermined as rain dampened, but winds fueled the inferno.
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Tampa
Fila
Tampa City
Gull
Fake Letter Or Crackpot U S Pilot Threatens Bomb Near England
The Soviet Tass said an anonymous letter claimed by a U S pilot proposed dropping an atomic bomb not far from England. The U S Embassy and British Foreign Office called the letter a likely fake, while the writer claimed links to Dulles and NATO and urged safe haven for the crew.
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Idrop
England
Tass
Jacob Malik
U.S
Malik
tHe
Sai
North Sea
Dulles
NATO
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