Foreign Ministers Meet Today With State Secretary
Britain and France plan talks with Secretary Dulles in Washington to map allied strategy against the Soviet peace offensive. The leaders aim to press France on European Defense Community ratification and urge Britain toward resolving Egypt tensions for a Middle East defense framework. Bidault may seek more U S aid for Indochina while Korea, Germany, and East German uprisings are on the agenda to forge Western unity against Communism.
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Britain
France
Dulles
Marquis of Salisbury
Georges Bidault
U. S
Joseph Laniel
European Defense Community
West Germany
Egypt
Middle East Defense Organization
Russia
Stalin
Georgi Malenkoy
East
Germany
West
Death stalks parents of crash victim in Akron area
In Akron Ohio two people returning from visiting a four year old traffic victim at the hospital died. Dwight E Huff 38 and Roberta Adams 26 were killed. Fay Huff 41 and Vie t Huff 39 were critically injured. The four were in a car that collided with a truck and another car at Loyal Oak between Akron and Rittman. No truck occupants were seriously hurt.
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Akron
Jay
Dwight E. Huff
Rittman
Huff
Roberta
Sis) Adams
Fay Huff
Viet
Loyal Oak
Quick Action On Tax Bill Predicted By Barrett
Administration forces pushed a fast track through the House to extend the excess profits tax. Rep. Halleck forecast an overwhelming GOP and Democratic vote tomorrow as Senate leaders planned quick action on the six month extension. The Ways and Means vote 16-9 approved sending the measure to the House, marking a major administration win after weeks of GOP resistance and Reed’s bid to delay. Reed lamented the party’s repudiation of campaign tax promises amid a brewing politics of relief from taxation.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Eisenhower
Halleck
Indiana
Senate Gop
Ways and Means
Daniel A.reed
Reed
Richard M. Simpson
Re House
Two Controversial Bills To Go Before Ohio House
Ohio House committees advance two major measures as Gov Lausche signs a 836 million budget. Education panel backs a compromise school subsidy to heal city rural rift while Industry and Labor favors a Senate approved unemployment and employer relief bill. Senate-Amended utilities oversight dispute heads to joint committee. Municipal court enactments move forward in several cities with elections set and jurisdiction aligned.
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House
House Education Committee
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Senate
State Utilities’ Commission
Athens
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Cuyahoga Falls
Delaware
Kenton
Port Clinton
Ravenna
Sidney
Tiffin
Painesville
Lancaster
New Policy Laid Down For Books By Edward E. Bomar
Policy statement approved by Secretary Dulles allows limited use of books by Communist authors in overseas libraries to support democracy. Controversial works remain acceptable if they express honest opinion, but no book will be burned. Johnson will testify on the purge.
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Washington
U. S
State Department
Secretary of State
Dulles
Robert L. Johnson
International Information Administration
IIA
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Information Agency
Dartmouth College
McCarthy
Johnson
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Phnson
Taft Satisfactorily Recovering After Exploratory Operation
New York hospital bulletin reports Senator Taft progressing satisfactorily after an exploratory operation on the abdominal wall to obtain precise information about his hip ailment. He had a good night, normal vital signs, and is cheerful, reading the newspaper in bed.
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New York
Senator Taft
Ohio
New York Hospital Bulletin
Taft
Pleasant Weather Forecast With Warm Weekend Temperatures
The Weather Bureau predicts continued pleasant conditions after a cool Wednesday night and invigorating Thursday. Readings to 57 degrees at 6 am, with yesterday’s high near 90. Today may reach 90 again but lower humidity improves tonight’s conditions. Kentucky notes mostly sunny, less humid with highs 80 to 86 and cooler lows around 58 to 64.
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Weather Bureau
Kentucky
East Berlin lifts travel ban as sitdowns spread
In Berlin the Communist regime reopened the Iron Curtain allowing free Western travel into the Soviet sector for the first time since the June rebellion. Sitdowns in 16 major East German plants disrupted output while other cities reported slowdowns. Red police doubled frontier patrols as unrest continued and refugees noted extended curfews.
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East Berlin
Red Zone
Te Fas
Jena
Magdeburg
Leipzig
Halle
Brandenburg
Dresden
Leuna
East
West Berlin
Heat Wave Kills 111 in Northern Punjab
Pakistan authorities report at least 111 deaths from a heat wave in Northern Punjab. Temperatures rose to a high of 111.2 degrees in Peshawar before rains Tuesday night brought relief.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Punjab
Peshawar
Britons Lead Open Golf in Cadrousie or Card? (true title must reflect source. adjusted below)
In Carnoustie Scotland two Britons Dan Rees and Eric Brown held a slim Open lead as Ben Hogan of Fort Worth Texas and Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio stood two strokes back at 144. Roberto De Vicenzo of Argentina was 143, Bobby Locke of South Africa and Max Faulkner shared 145 after mixed rounds.
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Scotland
Dan Rees
Eric Brown
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Tex
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Rees
Brown
S Hogan
Stranahan
Hogan
Roberto de Vincenzo
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Locke
Max Faulkner
Senators Plan Backs Rhee's Move
Washington AP Two Republican senators urged delaying final Korea talks to seek Red China added as a party to any truce. Knowland and Smith argued Peiping should officially join armistice discussions to gain time for talks with Rhee and widen U N pressure. Smith said a ceasefire signed by North Korea and Chinese volunteers would be ineffective without China. Hickenlooper echoed that the PRC presence is a fiction long used in talks, offering little chance to force inclusion now.
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U. S
Syngman Rhee
Red China
Knowland
Calif
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Peiping
United Nations
Rhee
Korea
Senate
Mark Clark
Smith
Senate Foreign Relations
Far Eastern
People’s Republic of
North
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Foreign Relations Committee
Chinese People’s Volunteers
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Robertson
Briggs and Roberts
Eisenhower
Patrol Asked To Probe Into County Home
John H Lamneck Ohio Welfare director asked the Ohio Highway Patrol to investigate rumors of sexual misconduct and liquor use among women prisoners at the Madison Home in Lake County. He said an agency outside the welfare department should handle the probe. Forty women honor prisoners from Marysville Reformatory do most domestic work.
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John H. Lamneck
Ohio Highway Patrol
Madison
Lake County
Public Welfare
Marysville Reformatory
Lamneck
Clark Fails Again To Win Approval Of Syngman Rhee
In Seoul the United Nations and the Communists prepare to resume full-scale armistice talks, despite strong opposition from the South Korean government. The UN Command says talks will reopen at 1 am after a recess through June 20, with a Panmunjom liaison session cited for administrative reasons only.
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Syngman Rhee
Seoul
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U. N
Panmunjom
Mark Clark
Syngeman Rhee
Rhee
South
Panm
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India
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Iran
Tokyo
Water Robertson
Hower
Hi Top
New
Sta
U. S
Allies Bulk Red Attacks In Korea
AP dispatch details heavy Chinese assaults on U S and South Korean positions across the Korean front. 1,200 plus U N casualties reported as outposts at Porkchop Hill Arrowhead Ridge and Panmunjom endure night-long fighting. Clark met Rhee amid truce talk tensions while U N liaison sessions continued without a set date.
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U. S
Pukhan River
Berlin
East Berlin
Panmunjom
Porkchop Hill
West Central
Kim Il Sung Ridge
U. S. Eighth Army
U. N
Associated Press
Robert Gibson
Sag
Porkchop
Arrowhead Ridge
Baby Boy Born Weeks Early In Los Angeles Hospital
A baby boy weighing 1% pounds at birth struggled for life in Los Angeles after arriving a week early. Mrs Edward Ogden 24 of Nuys reported the premature birth and the infant was placed in an oxygen tank at a local hospital.
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Los Angeles
Edward Ogden
Nuys
20 Million Dollar Truck Tax Expected to Pass
An exhausted but victorious coalition of Senate Republicans and Democrats braces to approve a 20 million dollar annual axle mileage tax on trucks. The measure, backed by Gov. Lausche and GOP leader Mechem, would tax trucks by axle count and mileage while tying to reciprocity with other states. The bill also raises the alien tax by one cent, targeting inter-city highway funding with revenue slated for main highways.
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Columbus
O. W
Senate Republicans
Ohio
Senate
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Frank J. Lausche
Republlican
C. Stanley Mechem
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