Continued Arms Talks In Doubt
London AP reports disarmament subcommittee faces a May deadline with Western members split over resuming talks with the Soviet Union after August 1. Zorin accused Western plans of being fictitious while Khrushchev upheaval limits Moscow counter proposals. A report to the U.N. is due by Aug. 1.
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London
U. N
Zorin
Kremlin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
U.N
Chuckle: Young husband recalls dinner and paper ritual
A joke features a young husband describing his welcome home, a swell dinner, and his wife making him read the paper while she washed dishes. An old married man asks how he liked her new hat, prompting the humorous setup.
Treasure Chest Finds Hidden Books in Barn Behind Home
Mrs. L. E. Campbell cleans a Yankee Road barn and uncovers a forgotten trove of Middletown books. Irene Barr highlights items on Page 41 as Jody Terney reviews the weather record. Bem Price profiles Phenix City’s reform from its crime era on Page 4.
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L. E. Campbell
Yankee Road
Middletown
Irene Barr
St. Swithin
Jody Terney
Sin City
Phenix City
Bem Price
Rain Ravages Chicago Subways as Floods Surge
An historic storm dumped 6.24 inches of rain in 24 hours, flooding downtown Chicago and crippling much of the Logan Square subway. Nine deaths are reported across the city, with widespread damage to homes, roads, and infrastructure. Officials raced to prevent further danger and keep the State Street line operational.
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Will County
Atella Toney
Congress Street Expressway
Jackson Boulevard
Logan Square
Congress and
la Salle Streets
State Street
Cc. J. Buck
Chicago Transit Authority
Loop
Monroe
Dearborn
CTA
Mundt Seeks Substitute To Narrow Civil Rights Bill
Senator Mundt and Senator Russell engage in a party line clash over the civil rights bill. Mundt proposes a substitute to remove enforcement authority beyond voting rights. Russell pushes amendments including striking Part III to limit federal suits and court powers.
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Washington
Mundt
R-Sd
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Supreme Court
Senate
French Laughter at Chicago Astonishes American Traveler
American traveler Hugh Mulligan reports that Frenchmen burst into gales of laughter when Chicago is mentioned. The anecdote appears in a context ofclassified ads and editorials across the section pages noted.
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Chicago
Hugh Mulligan
Vellebosae
Father Of Five Charged With Kidnapping In Geauga County
Dean Whitman 29 of Mentor was arrested on kidnapping charges after a 17-year-old Geauga County girl said he kept her in a boarded cabin for two nights. Deputies say Whitman met the girl's mother in a Geauga County tavern and invited them to a movie before taking the girl home and later releasing her near her residence.
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Chardon
Ohio
Mentor
Geauga County
Dean Whitman
Gertrude Stiltner
Geauga Lake
Sheriff's
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Nosebleed Man Demands Money After Note Incident
In Washington an armed man with a handkerchief nosebleed refused clinic help and handed a note to a hospital bookkeeper. She tried to call police after he demanded money and threatened to shoot. Mrs Margret Thompson alerted the operator, and the robber fled.
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Washington
Arabs Claim Eilat Port Illegal in Gulf Dispute
Cairo reports Arab leaders challenge Israel's right to ship into the Aqaba Gulf and to maintain the Eilat port arguing Israel occupied southern Negev in 1948 in breach of UN orders. Egypt and others seek a memorandum on Eilat’s illegality as Israel eyes Eilat as a bulk cargo hub amid regional tensions.
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Aqaba Gulf
Israel
Gulf
Red Sea
Eilat
Negev
U. N
Isrelis
Tiran
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Aqaba
Rhodes
Lau Strike Ends at Lau Blower Co Dayton
In Dayton Ohio Local 4545 of the United Steelworkers Union voted to approve a new contract ending a 74 day strike at Lau Blower Co The deal raises wages by 11 to 12 cents per hour and adds an insurance plan and fringe benefits retroactive to April 20 The plant employs blower fans and air conditioning equipment and about 325 workers were on strike since May 1 The previous wage range was 186 to 219 per hour.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lau Blower Co
United Steelworkers Union
Congressman's accusation sparks library aide travel debate
Rep. B. Carrol Reece accuses Rep. Charles C. Porter of promoting revolution in Latin America during trips with Miss Rosita Bennett of the Library of Congress. Porter defends the trips as official duties and denies advocating armed overthrow. Bennett says she aids any congressman as a nonpartisan government employee.
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Washington
B. Carrol Reece
Rtenn
Library of Congress
Latin America
VL Suiltine
Revvi
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Porter
Trujillo
Jesus de Galindez
New York
Oregon
Gerald Murphy
Island Republic
Reece
Congressional Record
Venezuela
Panama
Colombia
Cuba
Nicaragua
Rece
Puerto Rico
Costa Rica
Rosita Bennett
Socialite Billy Hitchcock Arrested Over Hoax Threats
Billy Hitchcock 18 son of polo star Tommy Hitchcock was arrested at his Long Island home on a misdemeanor charge of impeding an officer after a month long hoax involving threats and extortion reported across two states. Police say the investigations began June 13 and included wire taps and round the clock surveillance. Hitchcock claimed threats and $100000 demanded, but authorities later said the adventures were faked. Bail set at 500 dollars. trial in September.
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Mineola
N.Y
Billy Hitchcock
Tommy Hitchcock
Long Island
Nassau County
Hitchcock
Hitchccock
Volo
England
U. S. Air Force
Billy
Treasy
Andrew Mellon
Old Westbury, N. Y
Khrushchev Promotes Marxist Butter Spread to World
Khrushchev told a mass audience in Moravska Ostrava that spreading Marx Leninism with butter would make it more tasty to the world. He cited improving housing and schools as keys to winning other peoples for socialism and communism amid cheers and laughter.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Moravska Ostrava
Khrushchevy
Georgi Malenko
Cross Case Witness Suspected Intimidation by Union Leader
Senator Mc Clellan accused James P. Cross of Bakers Union president of trying to intimidate a Special Senate Rackets Committee witness. The panel resumes hearings Tuesday with John A. Barr of Montgomery Ward as the first witness addressing unrelated matters with Dave Beck Sr. of the Teamsters in focus.
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Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
James P. Cross
The
Bakers Union
Special
Senate
Cross
Baker and Confectionery Workers Union
John A. Barr
Montgomery Ward
Dave Beck Sr
Teamsters Union
Plane Lands Safely After Wake Island Flight
A Pan American Stratocruiser with 38 passengers landed safely at Wake Island on Friday night after being warned to ditch at any moment. The aircraft had one dead engine during the Honolulu to Wake Island flight.
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Tokyo
Wake Island
Honolulu
Mansfield Backs Dulles Red Tour to Ease East Europe Tensions
Sen. Mansfield proposes Secretary Dulles undertake a personal tour of Communist dominated Eastern Europe to gauge real conditions and report back. He argues for positive peacemaking and expanded trade, challenging Eisenhower policy as fear driven and insufficient for lasting security.
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State Dulles
Europe
Sen
Mansfield
Dmont
Senate
Eisenhower
United States
Dulles
Aatonals
Manse Field
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Mansefield
Sen. Thye
R-Minn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Financier Drowns During Class Reunion Cruise
Edward MacDougall a 60 year old financier and Long Island society figure fell from a dinghy ladder while boarding the yacht Cotton Blossom IV during a Harvard classmates reunion cruise in New Harbor Block Island R I He drowned as the vessel waited at the dock authorities reported the incident occurred Friday night.
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Block Island
Edward MacDougall
Harvard
MacDougall
Locust Wakeley
N. Y
Cotton
Blossom
New Harbor
Postwar custody tale ends as mother takes daughter to America
A blonde American mother Mrs Monika Bozyk and her 13 year old daughter Olga prepared to fly to New York after a Polish court upheld custody of Olga. Olga had been cared for by widow Mrs Irena Ostrowski who fought to keep the child. The girl initially resisted leaving Poland and returning to an American life.
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Poland
Satuday
Monika Bozyk
Olga
New York
Bozyk
Walter
Ms. Ostrowski
America
Bozyks
Ostrowski
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