Rhee Proposes Four Point Truce Terms to Eisenhower
An informant said President Rhee urged a four point package to back a UN truce with South Korea. includes U S defense pledge, continued aid, troop withdrawals, and no effort to block reunification after a truce. The proposal was to be debated at a National Security Council meeting called by President Eisenhower.
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Chinhae talks in Korea warn of independent defense
South Korea's acting premier Pyun Yung Tai warned that if a new armistice proposal is accepted by the Reds, Seoul can fight alone with UN support in question. He criticized the Allied plan as similar to Communist terms and said India troops could not land in Korea. Rhee returned to Seoul after the emergency Cabinet meeting.
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Sabre Jets Down Mig in North Korea Front Action
American Sabres shot down one MIG and damaged two others amid heavy rain on the May 29-30 front in North Korea. Maj. James Jabara and Lt. William Schrim sher reported the damage. Capt. Lonnie Moore credited with destroying a MIG. Allied ground actions remained limited to patrols as weather reduced air strikes.
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No Man’s Land
Detroit Industrialist’s Wife Kathrine Ford Suicide
Mrs. Kathrine Ford wife of Detroit industrialist and banker John B Ford Jr hanged herself at home Sunday the Wayne County coroner’s office said today. Earlier a family spokesman attributed the death to a heart attack.
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Eisenhower proposes sweeping foreign aid reorganization
President Eisenhower today called for placing all foreign aid and foreign information services under the State Department in a major reorganization plan. He presented four new plans to Congress, signaling broad changes in how the government handles overseas assistance and information efforts.
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Blueprints for H bomb plant found in stolen car
Camden police found piping drawings marked restricted and security information for the Savannah River hydrogen bomb plant in a stolen car. Six youths were arrested on larceny charges. the car owner, Benjamin L. Tabor of Rochester, is an employee of E I du Pont work on the Aiken plant. FBI confirms pages impounded awaiting arrival of Tabor.
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Coronation Day Schedule from London to Buckingham Palace
A timetable lists key moments of Coronation Day with times in Eastern Standard as the nation follows events from 2:30 a.m. troop lines to 3:00 p.m. the Queen's broadcast. It details arrivals at Westminster Abbey, the procession of the Queen, the anointing and crowning, and the balcony appearance after the air show.
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Pentagon Hearing On Five-Billion Defense Cut
Washington The Pentagon top command including Defense Secretary Wilson and the retiring chiefs of staff will testify this week before the Senate appropriations subcommittee on Eisenhower’s plan to cut five billion dollars from Truman era defense funding for the year starting July Critics say the Joint Chiefs shaped the decision and some demand Wilson resign Fechteler and Secretary Anderson lead off witnesses today.
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Anderson
Ex-Realtor Succumbs in Cleveland at 72
Lawrence K. Sowle, a former real estate development man active in Seattle Cleveland and Akron, died Sunday at age 72. He earlier built projects in multiple cities and was known for his work in the housing sector.
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Akron
Elizabeth Knighted Sports Stars in Coronation Honors
Queen Elizabeth I conferred ranks on more than 4000 Britons in her coronation honors list. Jockey Gordon Richards and cricketer Jack Hobbs were named knights amid a historic absence of American honorees. The list also elevated Lord Woolton to viscount and included other peers, while the Duke of Edinburgh received captain general of the Royal Marines.
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Volunteers honored for 60 years of service as weather observer
Fremont resident John W. Barr 84 will be honored at a banquet at Margaretta Grange Hall in Castalia for 60 years as a volunteer weather observer. He began on his Riley Two farm in his early 20s and retired two years ago as the nation’s oldest observer by age and tenure.
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Rosenberg Child Urges Eisenhower to Spare Parents
Michael Rosenberg, 10, son of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, writes to President Eisenhower asking to free his parents. The letter, dated May 20, was obtained by the Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case after the Supreme Court denied a renewed appeal. execution is scheduled for the week of June 15. White House officials had no comment.
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Jet Pilot to Speak at Steubenville Choral Festival
Capt. Mele Vojvodich Jr a jet pilot with 125 Korean missions will be guest of honor at the 12th national choral festival in Steubenville The Ser eg Singing Federation of America asked Defense Secretary Charles Wilson to obtain priority for the 23 year old Air Force hero to deliver the major address at the festival
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Mele Vojvodich Jr
Sereg Singing Federation of America
Defense
Charles Wilson
Air Force
Coronation Regalia glossary for Queen Elizabeth II
A glossary of regalia used in the coronation detailing items such as Amice Ampulla Armill Canopy Coronation Chair Colobium Sindonis Coronet Crowns Orb Ring Scepter With Cross Scepter With Dove Spurs Swords and their roles in the ceremony. Includes origins and notable specifics for each item.
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Sword of Mercy
Humphreys Faces Tough Tax Questions
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey defends the extension of the excess profits tax before a Ways and Means panel. Republicans and Democrats prepared sharp questions as they debate the tax, seen as vital to Eisenhower’s revenue plan.
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Washington
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Crowds Pack London Route Ahead of Coronation Day
By Philip Clarke thousands of people camp along London streets a full day before Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation. The city becomes an outdoor camp with hundreds sleeping in parks and along streets as half a million are expected to gather for the procession.
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Crown Jewels Moved Ahead of Queen Elizabeth II Coronation
Britain's crown jewels were secretly moved from a Regent Street shop to Westminster Abbey for the coronation. A detective car guarded the jewels in a closed van, while crowds along the six mile procession route remained unaware of the transfer. The Duchess of Kent misplaced her coronet, later found in a Mayfair hairdresser, as Britain braces for a historic ceremony tomorrow.
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Memorial Day Tragedies Claim 25 Ohio Lives
Associated Press reports 25 Ohioans died over Memorial Day weekend in casualties including 16 traffic deaths five drownings and four other mishaps. Notable incidents include three drownings at Buckeye Lake and multiple motor vehicle and boating accidents across the state.
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